Saturday 29th of May 2010 was a "Red Letter Day" for the continuing saga of Aeolian Organs and music at 27 Blackall Road. Paul writes:
"I acquired the Concertola at the same time as the Aeolian Pipe Organ Op1458 and eventually restored it during the first two months of this year. I decided that a suitable first outing would take the form of a dinner party, during which background music would be provided by rolls played on the Concertola. Not just any rolls however, but the ones that were last played when this machine still worked. And that was a LONG time ago....
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Fantastic organ!,how many notes are on the tracker bar?
petermackett37 1 year ago
On the organ CONSOLE there is a 116-note tracker bar whilst on the CONCERTOLA (a Duo Art organ player) there is a 176-"note" tracker bar. This is really 116 notes and 60 allied functions. Thank you for your interest
musicurio 1 year ago
@musicurio Thanks so much for the information,is the organ installed in your house and how many ranks of pipes are in it?,i think these Aeolian organs have a fantastic sound!
petermackett37 1 year ago
All 29 ranks are installed in my house-including two 16' open ones (the string and diapason. I have also just added a 16' reed. This is NOT an original Aeolian one, alas, but very similar in scale and voicing to the 16' bassoon one found on larger Aeolian jobs.
musicurio 1 year ago
Excellent
PipeOrganHymnsG0OJF 1 year ago
@PipeOrganHymnsG0OJF ta
musicurio 1 year ago