Pietro's Return - Accordion March on Theatre Organ

This happy march by Pietro Deiro (1914) was written for accordion. The classic theatre organ version played by organist Everett Nourse on the San Francisco Fox Theatre Wurlitzer is in part of a "Farewell to the Fox" movie that is also on youtube. Here it is played on a 2 manual Gulbransen electronic theatre organ.

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Music

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• Pietro's
• Return
• Theatre
• Organ
• March
• Deiro
• Accordion

[Fisaguitar]

Very nice!

[Rbigraff]

Excellent! Very true to the original.

[iwema93]

Wonderful playing, I aspire to be that good one day

[locke11216]

can you post a link to the farewell to the fox movie. i cant seem to find it on you tube anywhere

[xzqwer1234]

to make that march realistic, just use a yamaha stagea organ. this sounds like you're playing the pipe organ..

[PaulMcCann92]

well played. Your a really good Organist. I really enjoyed ure vids. More please :-)

[taishinzeus]

Played this in band in High School. Ahaha, we suuucked.

[greenfox4075]

This is brilliant keyboard work. I know you have moved on to better instruments but you have made this sound better than I could ever have imagined.

[Deniluc]

Bonsoir

Excellent ! ! ! ! !

[Gazdatronik]

Yes indeed. And not only that, I've heard that Gulbransens were built a bit differently from other transistorized organs which enabled them to do strange fading harmonics like a string section. I've been looking for an example of this, but Glen Campbell's "Wichita Lineman" is the only one I can find.