Weber Duo Art "Audiographic Roll" (Nocturne)

Today i have added something a little different then normal.Its what they call a Duo-Art "AUDIOGRAPHIC ROLL".

This roll incorporates a Listener's Introduction and Descriptive Running Commentary by C Egerton Lowe.

The roll is known as :Audiographic series D-749. Nocturne Op.54 No.4 (Grieg), played by Winifred Byrd.

The roll was made in England in 1928, and is in very good condition.These Audiographic rolls are rare, and becoming very sought-after.

Any questions about the roll or my pianola please just message me.Dont forget to check out my other pianola clips on here as well.
Thanks for looking....
Daniel.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• audiographic
• roll
• weber
• duo
• art
• pianola
• aeolian
• nocturne

[chem100]

Why doesn't the piano "read" the trills? The roll itself is truly amazing and the piano has a wonderful tone--rich and resonant. Thanks for posting this.

[DuoArtDanOz]

@chem100 Yes it was ashame the trills werent happening at this stage , but ive had the Duo art expession box removed and fully adjusted and its great to say that they are now there when i play the roll.I might even re-record this roll in a new clip soon.Thanks Dan :)

[chem100]

@chem100 You have a jewel there. Please keep posting, would love to hear more.

[DuoArtDanOz]

@chem100 Thanks Mate :)

[hotsickle]

I can't read that fast!

[Cheesetubes]

Beautiful piano..

[mason104]

Wow! This is really cool! What a clever device!

[bigcity233]

HI Dan, Your piano sounds beautiful. I agree with Robert, above, it's a great piece and actually many pieces sound different than when played by Percy Granger - although I like his playing also. Audiographic rolls are indeed a rare treat. The few that I have are better preserved than most other original D-A rolls. One big factor is that Aeolian used superior quality paper for their Audiographic series. Thanks for posting, Best,Tom

[ampicob]

DAN - I LOVE this piece and your piano sounds quite beautiful - the bass is rich and substantial. This performance is quite different from the Percy Granger.... Robert