L'orgue de foire Gavioli

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Uploaded by on Mar 12, 2007

Propriété du Musée Baud de L'Auberson/Suisse, il a été fabriqué à Paris vers 1900. Il fait 3,45 m. de longueur et pèse 1500 kilos.

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  • That's good to know.:)

  • Amapola - meaning Pretty Little Poppy!

  • That seems like a very logical possibility.

    I've seen plenty of Dutch Street Organs on youtube that were built by one company,then restored or changed by another company and put that company's logo on the instrument.

  • Indeed,its seems to the the facade was inspried by Gavioli.

  • non non powaybob ! is the fabrik on this instrument ! :d

  • This Organ was built in 1908 by the Gavioli & Cie or the Limonaire Frères subsidiary in Waldkirch (Germany, Black Forest) NOT PARIS !!! Originally this was a 68 key(less?) cardboard operated organ. Around 1930 this organ has been changed for playing music rolls with 66 holes, Style 109 (Airophon)by Gebrueder Bruder, Waldkirch.

  • The 2nd song is Spaghetti Rag.

  • I believe "Gavioli" is a generic term used in France for an organ of this type.

  • Spaghetti Rag? this title is called "Amapola"

  • love that "Spaghetti Rag"!!! Great!

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