Henry the Eighth on the Player Piano (8th VIII) (lower bandwidth)
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Is this piece ANYWHERE else on youtube? :D
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Ok lo que sucede es que no entiendo el ingles mi ingles es como del 15%
I am only read the english. My english is a 15 percent.
Regards.
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Hola que tal.
Sabes el numero del rollo
Number of roll?
Saludos
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@eraygor Seria interesante saber como funciona aparte del vacio que se crea
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Ben check my player piano out i also have a 1914 Autopiano, very nice piano to!
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Cual es el nombre de ese rollo?
What's name of the roll?
danielfx870 7 months ago
@danielfx870
The song is "Henry the Eighth." It is a pun on the English King's name, and the words are about a man who is the eighth husband named Henry married to one woman.
Lo siento, mi espanol no es muy bueno.
eraygor 7 months ago
@danielfx870
It is an old "MelOdee" brand roll. Numero 1168
eraygor 7 months ago
why are there bellows?
iTrishh 1 year ago
@iTrishh,
The player piano is powered by vacuum. The bellows pull air to create the vacuum. This air power runs the mechanical system and pulls air through the holes in the paper roles that tell each note to play. When you work the pedals, you are simply pumping bellows, not operating a mechanical device like a bicycle. There are probably hundreds of feet of tubing inside the piano to direct the vacuum to each key, to run the motor, etc.
eraygor 1 year ago
indeed a cool video,
are the piano an player action restored?
it might be because of the camera, but I find the treble a bit loud and metallic sounding... if it's not the camera but the piano I advise to get the hammers voiced... It was a huge improvement in my piano
thanks for posting,
Niels
pianoman1984 3 years ago
The piano is pretty much original, I don't know just what was all restored. It previously belonged to a man who was something of an expert--he even took care of the organ in the carousel at Idlewild amusement park here in PA. As for the hammers--it may be the camera, I used a digital still camera--not ideal for video/sound, but it could very well be the hammers, too.
Thanks for the advice, and the comment!
eraygor 3 years ago