Working Theatre Organ Relay in Action
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Chicago Stadium Barton Organ Removal - 1 of 3by RonRizzy27,004 views- 4:06
Simon Gledhill - Theatre Organ - 'Good Morning'by poplarboydavid22,741 views
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Jelani Eddington plays "Over The Rainbow" on Wurlitzer organby orgelmonster126,565 views
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Jack Moelmann - St. Louis Fox Theatre Organby JackMoelmann12,081 views
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KETC | Living St. Louis | City Museum Organby ketc98,750 views
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Wurlitzer Theatre Organ Relays & Marimbaby kiwiplant5,121 views
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"Polly" by J.S. Zamecnik (Bill Coale, organist)by wmcoale2,419 views
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"Again" on the Wurlitzer Organby alamedaOrgan20,511 views
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Whistling Rufus (Bill Coale, organist)by wmcoale3,347 views
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How Does A Relay Workby stcjiw93,053 views
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Miditzer Wurlitzer Theater Pipe Organ Simulator Program Demoby Philovideo16,789 views
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Bamboo Organby raikaljok10,424 views
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Bob Castle plays Wurlitzer Theatre Organ in Denver homeby midnightpipes78,747 views
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Fox Theatre's Mighty Wurlitzer Organ at Disney's El Capitain Theatre on Hollywood Blvd.by teenagehomo50,590 views
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Dennis Werkmeister's Carriage House 'Caberet" Medleyby garygadjet6,363 views
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A Wurlitzer Plays Itself by packerlandtos7,309 views
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It Happened in Montereyby artisanorgans2,421 views
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El Relicario - Detroit Senate Wurlitzer Theatre Organby kiwiplant12,677 views
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Dennis Werkmeister's Carriage House, "Fiddler on the Roof" Medleyby garygadjet2,740 views
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My Hope Is Built on Nothing Less LSB # 575by Keepgreen7318,229 views
@owling9 Me, too. I've never seen or heard a better organist. Some as good, perhaps, but not better. His reduction of the orchestral score of "Porgy & Bess" was overwhelming!
Organgrinder1010 5 months ago
I've just received two albums of Seng..."The Song Has Ended..." and "...The Melody Lingers On" --may not have that last title exactly right--tributes to a consummate musician with a technique beyond imagining! I tried to play the piano he had at home once in the '60s. He had weighted the action to such a degree it almost hurt to push the keys down! He maintained that was the source of his fantastic facility at keyboards.
Larsky1010 2 years ago
.... no problems ! I just sent an email to you. Cheers.
owling9 3 years ago
LOL. I was really just kidding with you. He was a pretty interesting guy. One of the finest organists I ever knew as well. I wonder what became of him since those days.
pmzephyr22 3 years ago
.... I did indeed. Many interesting stories but definitely not what you are thinking.
owling9 3 years ago
DID ya now?? THAT's interesting, hmmm. Bet there's a story behind THAT. ; )
pmzephyr22 3 years ago
COOL! You know, these pneumatic relays and switchstacks (after a few rebuilds) will still be playing long after other organs have gone through a dozen different computerized relays! Gee, since this has such longevity and reliability (when properly cared for), is it really "obsolete"? I think if it can outlast the electronics, it isn't obsolete!
KawhackitaRag 3 years ago
This is actually a shot of the action mechanism that operates the rank switches. When you turn a stop on or off, a pneumatic (visible here) moves the "switch" to come in contact with all of the little contact strips that control the notes and ranks. The keying relay is on the other side of the room :)
Organsk8er 3 years ago
Seng played this ? I knew him back in 1979, actually......
owling9 3 years ago