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#6 Seeburg G Orchestrion restored by Roberts Musical Restorations

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Uploaded by on Jan 3, 2009

This is an early 1900 Seeburg G that has been totally restored to Museum quality. At Roberts Musical Restorations we specialize in restoration all pneumatically operated mechanical musical instruments such as Orchestrions, Band Organs, Player Piano, etc. We are known to be the leader in quality, precision and attention to detail.
Simply said, We can do what others cant.
For more information and details visit www.robertsmusicalrestorations.com
Enjoy and thanks for watching.

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  • @KawhackitaRag Man, I love your descriptions. I wish I could catch more of this shop talk. I grew up on pianolas, coinolas, orchestrions and band organs. I finally got to meet the owner of "Trudy" and got all kinds of shop talk. It was wonderful when he came through our town!

  • Oh wow! This is "Harlem Chocolate Babies On Parade" by James P. Johnson, and played by the composer. I had no idea this was also issued as a "G" roll!

    Whoever did the drum arrangement and the various pipe, mandolin, etc. registrations did a good job.

    Ditto for the job of adapting the 88-note roll to the 48 playing notes of the "G" scale... not an easy task if you want the tune to still sound good! Notice how most of Johnson's left-hand tenths have been changed to octaves.

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