The Griffith Park 165 playing Estudiantina, from http://wurlitzer-rolls.com/sounds.html

I've been listening to: The Robisons 89 key Gavioli, Marget Cook's 93 keyless Ruth volume one, 115 key Verbeeck "Centenary" organ volume 6 & the Reeder Brothers 89 key Gavioli (which has got brass trumpets). Ben :D

Larry Kern's big Stinson 187: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mAt1JL7TcAg

Schumacher's W146, "King of the Air"

Dick Wilson's W105, "USS New York"

The Carrousel Music W153, "I must be Dreaming." Next is "We Ain't Got Nothin to Lose"

Schumacher's 146, "Herald of Peace", then "Thurston"

Ton Koopman playing Bach's Fantasia & Fugue in Gm BWV 542 on the Rudolph Garrels organ (http://home.wxs.nl/~vdkolkm/orgel-en.html) in the Grote Kerk in Maassluis, Holland. I just love it when he throws on the 32' at the end of the fantasia!

Video of the Gallipolis, OH rally this past weekend. Right now is Bill Soper's Ruth model 36 playing a waltz. Then we've got Schumacher's 146 playing "Blue Skirt Waltz" and "Robinson's Grand Entry"

The COAA concert band: tuba, baritone, clarinet, two trombones, and Trudy, right now playing "Lassus Trombone." And on to more marches, this one with a trumpet and drum solo played by the organ.

The same Ruth 36 playing "Hoch Heidecksburg"

John Prtljaga's homebuilt 165 playing "Valse Bleu"

I've been listening to: De Grote Gavioli volume one, Colin and Liz Bullock's 48 keyless Alfred Bruder Ben :D

Silence ...ah! lovely when they stop!

Mike Barnhart's 'Castle' Stinson playing "Organ Grinder's Swing"