Locomotive Horn Ear Training

Learn how to identify different locomotive horns! I've thrown in some pictures of mine for scenery. Some of the pictures correspond to the horns and some do not. I even threw in some steam and some Chinese locos for fun.

Performed using an 8' Prestant on the Gertken Organ at Saint John's University, Collegeville, MN.

Nathan H5 Hexatone
Ver. 1: C# E G A C#
Ver. 2: C# D# F# A C#
Ver. 3: C# E G A# C#

Nathan K5H: D# F# A# C D#

Nathan K5HL: C D# F# A# C (New GEs; BNSF, UP)

Nathan K5LLA: C D# F# G# B (BNSF, UP)

Nathan K3L: D# F# A# (CP)

Nathan K3LA: D# F# B (BNSF, UP)

Leslie S3L: B D# A

Leslie S-5T: B D# F# A C#

Leslie S-4T: D# F# A# C#

Nathan M5, Ver. 2: C# E F# A C#

Nathan K5LA: D# F# G# B D# (Amtrak, Stanford)

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• locomotive
• horn
• ear
• training
• nathan
• leslie

[BUICK925]

from 2:55 on

did you run out of diesel pics or something because i know for a fact that k3la and s3l and s5t do not go on any type of steam locomotive

[pemgolf]

leslie = german 6/5

[trainwatcher17]

@ntmoe K5LA is always the best! The Best for Last!

[fordsuckbigtime]

wow so awesome and loud

[csx0825]

cool

[SodorProductions]

Wow, recreated on an organ! Now THAT is awesome! Well done!

[martinlumber]

You need to make a supplement to this, showing the rest of the M5 versions (you mention only #2), M3, P5 and P3 (old & new cast), and the M3. This was excellent!!! Thanks for posting!

[ConrailQ6759]

Very cool! Great video and quite helpful.

[leifcastren]

This is groovy!