Eighties hit 'Karma Chameleon' played on a Mechanical Organ скачать в хорошем качестве

Eighties hit 'Karma Chameleon' played on a Mechanical Organ

More about the organ: http://www.unique4entertainment.co.uk/ More organ music: http://www.mechanicalmusicradio.com/ Our 54-note Fairground Organ “Trevithick”. This organ was built in 1991 by David Leach, a highly regarded manufacturer for his quality and sound. The instrument not only plays on the traditional cardboard book method, but it also has a MIDI system which enables the organ to play from a computer and even a keyboard! Perforated strips of cardboard are pulled through the organ. The location and length of the holes, determine which notes play and for how long, forming a tune. Pipework simulates the sound of stringed instruments like a violin and cello. Woodwind pipework like the flute adds to the orchestra. Real drums are played with sticks under air and spring tension. The organ is named 'Trevithick' in tribute to Cornishman Richard Trevithick who is credited with inventing the first operational steam locomotive at the turn of the 19th century. Owned by James Dundon, Cornwall, United Kingdom.