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William Tell Overture: Part 4 of 4 (Player Piano)

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Uploaded by on Nov 29, 2006

This is the last part of the overture and it's my personal favorite. I would also like to add that I will be uploading all sorts of different piano rolls, especially classical songs.

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  • can it play rossini's the theiving magpie? i would love to hear that on piano

  • I could if I had that piano roll, but I can't if I don't have it.

  • For anybody who is interested, the piano got tuned about 5 months ago already, but I only uploaded 1 video of about 10 that I still haven't uploaded because I still need to edit them. But the wait will be worth it. I can promise you that. XD

  • looks to be the liszt arrangement

  • Yup, it sure is. Speaking of liszt, I think I'll upload one of Liszt's most successful pieces, Rhapsody Hongroise No. 2. (the song that was used in one the episodes of Bugs Bunny)

  • No, it isn't Liszt's arrangement. liszt's arrangement is in E or your version is in C. You can hear a midi of liszt's arrangement in discoverynet . com

    (sorry for my english)

  • The only reason I had it on C, is because when I would put it in E, the tracker bar would not line up with the holes on the paper correctly, and therefore, it wouldn't play.

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  • What type of piano is that

  • We have the William Tell on a QRS roll but as you would bet it's only the 4th movement.

  • Thanks so much! When I was in college a hundred years ago I came across a player piano that hadn't worked for years so the owner sold it to me for $35. All it needed was new leather straps on the back of the bellows to create the vacuum. I got the piano working in short order and one of the rolls was the William Tell Overture--4 hands version. Let me tell you, when it got to around the 2 minute mark that piano was literally rocking!

  • WOAH why is ur piano playing by itself

  • HI HO SILVER!! AWAAAAAAYYYYYY!!!!

  • well done.

  • This has always been my favorite part of the William Tell Overture. And I LOVE player pianos!!!! :-)

  • To think that CZIFFRA wrote a kicked up version in Eflat(this here in G), even 10times more unplayably difficult than this lovely one here and was able to play it too !! Who cut the roll?

  • loooool!hh! omg!! its so old!!! i mean its from back in the day!!!but u know those pianos can not be found anywhere so ur lucky!^__^_

  • I'll be glad when I can get my player working that well. I've rebuilt the bellows on the pedals, but now i detect leaks in the main chest. I keep collecting rolls, but i tend toward ragtime music and the Blues because I live in St. Louis.

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