- A
barrel organ (also
called roller organ or
crank organ) is a
French mechanical musical instrument consisting of
bellows and one or more
ranks of pipes...
- The
Barrel Organ ("Katarynka" in Polish) is an 1880
short story by the
Polish writer Bolesław Prus. Mr.
Tomasz (this is his
given name, "Thomas" in English)...
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Dutch street organ. The
first descriptions of the
street organ, at that time
always a
barrel organ owing to its use of a
pinned cylinder (
barrel) to operate...
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include the
barrel organ and Orchestrion.
These are
controlled by
mechanical means such as
pinned barrels or book music.
Little barrel organs dispense with...
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fairground organ was developed.
Eugene de
Kleist of
North Tonawanda, New York, was an
early builder of such
organs (also
called "
barrel organs") for use...
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present Barrel organ Dance organ Calliope Mechanical organ Orchestrion Organ grinder Stadler,
Andrea (January 2006). "Limonaire Part 1".
Carousel Organ. USA...
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Barrel Organ Museum Haarlem (Dutch:
Draaiorgelmuseum Haarlem) is a
museum in
Haarlem in the Netherlands. Next to the
presentation of a
variety of barrel...
- The
North Tonawanda Barrel Organ Factory was a
street organ manufacturing company and building,
located in
North Tonawanda, New York.
Started by expatriate...
- the
water organ,
since the 15th century, the
water is also used as a
source of
power to
drive a
mechanism similar to that of the
barrel organ,
which has...
- A
mechanical organ is an
organ that is self-playing,
rather than pla**** by a musician. For example, the
barrel organ is
activated either by a
person turning...