new improved Juliana
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Well done indeed. i was a church organ builder for 22 years before de-camping, you seem to have the action work working well, how did you come about the pipes, were they ex church etc, or did you buy them new?
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Amazing sound, well done John Smith on another winner! Keep the good work up.
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Juliana sounds good,you have a great job of re-valving the wind chest.
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god job...and how does the back of the organ looks like?....
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What is the sound at the start?
118Verbeek 2 years ago
The music is introduced with a carillion, this may have been the first piece of music that i added them to and they are a bit overdone. The electro mechanical bells are about 60 years old and probably came from a theatre organ. They consist of metal rods with carefully set weights to balance out the unwanted harmonics, each has a solenoid to strick it and an individually adjustable magnetic pick up. Very clever and a realistic sound.
gemmadan 2 years ago
I recognise the piece as one I'm playing with a percussion group. According to my part it's called Mambo Jambo but is that what it's really called?
MrRandomPerson 4 years ago
yes Mambo Jambo is the title
gemmadan 4 years ago
Fabulous, well impressed.Did you make it yourself, or was it a complete organ which you installed into a caravan?
skiprat99 4 years ago
Juliana is all my own work, designed to emulate three types of organ, fair, dance and Decap.
gemmadan 4 years ago