Lieber @misterroehre, mailen Sie mir gerne an (E-Mail-Adresse wieder entfernt) Ihre Telefonnummer für WhatsApp. Danach entferne ich die E-Mail-Adresse aus dieser Antwort. So hat es mit retroz1lla unten auch geklappt. :)

@@DerOrgelfan Besten Dank! Habe soeben geantwortet. 👍

Keeps the old comrades alive, I guess. :)

Retrozilla, that is so kind! :) I don't plan on a comeback with new content; mechanical instruments is something I regularly consume via the Internet. There is some content from 2010 highlighting certain instruments in Sinsheim and Speyer which I plan to add. Moreover, I loosely consider redoing my existing collection in a reorganized way that reflects useful possibilities KZbin provides by now. Which material/instruments would you be happy to see more of?

@@DerOrgelfan Just a little question in between, do you have or use social media?

@@retroz1lla Various. Tricky part is how to link up without sharing contact information with whole KZbin. Two ideas: Do you have any public webspace I could turn to? Or a temporary mail address to comment here for a couple seconds before deleting it? The e-mail comment notification triggered thereby will keep it in my postbox permanently.

@@DerOrgelfan Did you get my mail address?

@Retrozilla Unfortunately no. :( Neither got a push nor an e-mail notification for a comment containing an e-mail address. Only one for your comment I am just replying to right now. Apparently, notifications are not triggered immediately. You could try posting it a couple of minutes at least. Maybe, mail addresses get filtered by spam algorithms? I don't see a comment in my channel administration from you held back by the spam filter, though.

Tried to find reference material to doublecheck. But the various interpretations from the 80s to recent years have quite a different, slow and cosy rhythm and a different melody, e.g. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nYGoc4KOqaynZpY (1984), kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZoqVq2aue5Vkrqc (2003) and another interpret kzbin.info/www/bejne/n5LWlpWfZaaph7M (2016?). Which recording made you think: This is it? Is there another song with the same title?

@@DerOrgelfan It was on the 2nd volume of a Mortier cassette, recently posted.

@@MechanicalMusicTravels OK. If you come across this recording again, share the URL please. I could not find it in a few minutes. It is a pity: While there are more and more recordings of mechanical organs available on KZbin, there are still few provided with mindful metadata and excellent discoverability.

@@DerOrgelfan kzbin.info/www/bejne/mIjQiqOkpaZkntU Here at 7:22, the whole cassette is also worth a listen, a very well playing Mortier!

OK, thank you. Peter buried the titles in a comment for the search index to miss it. I added the title to the description. There must be at least two songs with this exchangeable name.

That is very kind, thank you! :) I have quite some material from 2010 produced at Sinsheim, Speyer and Rüdesheim. But I want to overhaul my whole collection and reorganize it as a whole. Existing videos will be removed from the search index probably and linked to in the video descriptions. Or I will just mark them as outdated in the title. Not sure, yet. Admittedly, I have not been actively visting mechanical organ museums in the last nine years. Especially the organ states at Sinsheim and Speyer have not yet improved significantly and do not justitfy another visit. Yesterday's discovery is: kzbin.info/www/bejne/h3qkYpuce9plg5I It is sad to see that even after rebuildiung the organ at another place, it still plays like that. :( Have you been to Sinsheim or Speyer?

@@DerOrgelfan I would be happy to see some of your archives from 2010. I haven’t been to Sinsheim or Speyer since travel has become rather difficult lately, which is why I resort to watching your videos. It’s also very disappointing to see the state of the organs there. They desperately need refurbishment. When you organize your channel, may I suggest marking the existing videos as outdated instead of removing them, as I still like to watch them from time to time. It’s great to know you’re still around!

@@DerOrgelfan True, they hardly seemed to restore "De Nachtegaal"! I hoped it might sound like how it did back in the early 1980s LP of it, but no luck. Although for some reason recent recordings of the organs in Sinsheim + Speyer seem very hard to come by (and maintenance is really going down) I did find quite an interesting video from 1991, when some instruments now in Speyer were still in Sinsheim: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nn23d2Rpp9uqjJo

@@MechanicalMusicTravels De Nachtegaal sounded promising in this German public media contribution: www.swr.de/swraktuell/baden-wuerttemberg/mannheim/tanzorgel-sinsheim-100.html The played boogie woogie section hides the "difficult" registers. :) I have downloaded and stored the embedded mp4 file, as it might be taken offline in the future. Great hint, thank you so much! I haven't checked for new Sinsheim and Speyer content at the end of December, so I have not yet come across this video recorded in March 1991. A few month before I was born. Strange to see instruments loaced at Speyer later indeed. :) De Nachtegaal's jazz tremulant apparently was not working already in 1991.

Emilienne

no it doesn't

@@nielsberkers They're a special music roll

Thanks, I corrected the previous questioned title in the description. It was hard to read it either from the book and/or the sticky note I once got from the museum guide. :)

I got the title from the cardbook of this orchestrion itself, as one of the guides once was so kind to read them to me (during my visit in 2007 I guess). But I found a KZbin video some while ago with an organ playing a little different arrangement of this song being called "Oublie-moi" in the track list. I have found it right now, too: kzbin.info/www/bejne/b4XJd6loo9iBoc0 And I think there is even one more organ arrangement to be found on KZbin, but I am not sure. Depending on where you got your confirmation from, we have at least two independent sources. ;)

@@DerOrgelfan Indeed, my confirmation came from the old 78 record.