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Stereo Field-recording of a kermis organ in a small German town while a funfair. The recorded selfplaying organ machine was build in 1904 by a Bavarian organ builder. It works with folded papers that have holes to code the music. Outside you see a barocklike design with angels drumming and a moving conductor in the middle etc. Each musical play has always about 6 to 12 music tracks. The music are folksongs or popular music at the beginning of the 20th century. I separated the tracks by cutting and converted them from wav to mp3. The first part of this track I named "Promenade". The second part (where the rhythm changes) has the title "Gluehwuermchen". Its a folksong about a little beetle that glows with its bottom in the dark.
Type
Mp3 (.mp3)
Duration
1:47.742
File size
1.6 MB
Sample rate
44100.0 Hz
Bitrate
128 kbps
Channels
Stereo
9 years, 4 months ago
The Song is from the Operette "Frau Luna" from Paul Lincke.
Name: "Gluehwuermchen Edyll"
12 years, 2 months ago
Hi there!
Excellent soundbite.
I used it to illustrate this story: http://cowbird.com/author/837/story/9540
12 years, 10 months ago
excellent - thank you
14 years, 9 months ago
it remines me of a old theater organ located in the Continental hotel, panama city republic of panama.
in this example sound verry similar to the theater organ in panama city, grate sound.
15 years ago
This sample was used in soundscape made for small exhibition in Finland.