German soldier clock, with Animated Soldiers.

19th century German soldier clock with animated figures accompanied by 36 flute organ. Synthesized music first, then its own, a bit wheezy, flute organ music!

Category:

Entertainment

Tags:

• Clocks
• Horology
• Automata
• Antiques

[toenail37]

Where is this clock located? I would love to see it in person.

[TTompion]

It's privately owned and not accessible to the public.

Ray

[nicolaj0154]

was the synth music a tune from the clock?, ore something else?,

and maybe telll the name of the synthesizer maybe?;

[klockwerken]

Fabulous Video but as the other readers commented, the real music is far more exciting and more of interest. If you do film another video, please be sure to show the details of the air delivery system, types of bellow and resevour along with the gearing. How many songs will it play? One or two register? How many automotons?

Thanks in advance,

Die Klockwerken

[theorganguy]

flute organ starts at 3:17

[killerbeenl]

I don't wanna have that one in my living room

[HoppyTheRobot]

The music is from Wellington's Victory by Beethoven

[1100101zero1]

i prefer german breitling but thats nice too...

[rboos]

Awesome clock! Thank you for posting the vid!

[TTompion]

Yes. And it can be dated roughly by the fact that one of the 8 tunes it plays is a spirited rendition of "Yanqui Doodle

Ray

[TTompion]

I taped this years ago on a VHS recorder and did not record the sound initially. If you wait until the second half of the video you will hear the actual music from the clock.

Ray