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Fairground Organ playing "I Wanna Say Hello"

A 50-keyless Fairground Organ (rebuilt by myself) playing from traditional perforated cardboard music which pneumatically controls 210 pipes and various percussion instruments to mechanically and fully automatically play. Does anyone know the title of this tune? I've heard the piece on other organs so it should be a reasonably well-known song, it's just I don't know it! The book is an old Chiappa produced book which has had a new beginning page, hence no record of the title. The instrument is still a working progress in so much as I'm presently constructing a façade and am yet to paint the refurbished display lorry, plus there are a few tweaks to the pipework once the façade is fitted. So no silly comments please about the lack of façade or tuning until (a) I've finished the project and (b) you've heard it in person! The sound quality on YouTube simply can't give full justice to the wide dynamic range of a large mechanical organ. ************************************ Interested in mechanical organs? Take a look at the iMOD Forum for photos, events, news and views: http://www.fairgroundorgan.com/forum ************************************ This organ uses the standard 48 Gavioli scale, i.e. 22/12/8, with a couple of extra registers I've been able to fit in and add the existing old music library accordingly. The 210 pipes are spread as follows... Melody (22 notes): 2x Stopped Flute, 2x Violin*, 1x Trumpet**, also 20-note Glockenspiel*** Accompaniment (12 notes): Stopped Flute, Open Flute, Doppelflute*, Cello*, Trumpet** Bass (8 notes): Stopped Flute, Octave Doppelflute Helpers, 2x Stopped Flute (celeste and octave apart to imitate cello)*, Bass Trombone** = String Register ** = Forte Register The registers also perform percussion note changeovers to broaden the musical range of the organ.