Bocken`s Gaudin 114 Key Concertorgan Gaviolizaal, Helmond

[@jeanroger7866]

Impressive and beautiful !

[@stephenspark776]

Designed to impress - and it certainly does. The amount of work put into that decoration is extraordinary. Oh to have been a 1920s fairground organ facade designer - you could let your wildest architectural fantasies rip! Sounds nice too.

[@Musicmany2k]

Great to find these golden oldies Tom. Many thanks for all your fine videos of these great organs. Dave

[@bernicechong8339]

Tom, the music was so amazing, and I am a big fan of fairground organs so much!

[@t.m.vermaas5223]

20-01-2015 Je moet nu maar eens komen luisteren op zaterdag- of zondagmiddag. Hij speelt weer geweldig na een grote beurt door Martin Conrads.

[@pauldquam1]

Wow Tom! First of all, what a color full and impressive work of art in the color photo of this beautiful concert organ. And such a variety of tunes in that 16 min medley with warm and fun arrangements. Just another example of your great contributions to the world of fair organs.. Thanks! Paul

[@TomGavioli]

Thanks Paul, i did at first upload a video that was 47 mins long, but the copyright police claimed rights (as usual) on music the organ was playing by composers that were long gone and who's compositions are now well into the public domain, i suppose it is all about money as usual, Best, Tom.

[@ibsoarin]

This Concertorgan must have some amazing bass pipes. You can hear them throughout this recoding but especially in the middle of the recording. Amazing!!

[@laurenceandrewgresty4479]

So love fairground organ music As grew up with local fair.coming to are village of steeple bumbstead,Essex Mr & Mrs Thompson Just awesome 🌞🌞🌞💝💝💝💝🚦🚦🚦😜😜😜💕💕💕💕💕

[@DrivermanO]

I think the first tune is "Le reve passe" (hope I spelt it correctly!). I recognise some of the others, but the last 2 are "After the Ball is over" (which I'm sure everyone knows!) and "Parade of the Tin Soldiers" by Leon Jessel (a very good but insufficiently known composer)

[@cliffwelden9531]

I was in Keukenhoff several years ago and there was an organ playing Estudiana waltz. Do you know anything of this organ?

[@christinamartina2914]

Please show the works life.

[@ibsoarin]

Tom, What are the typical wind pressures on these concert and fairground organs? Mark.

[@TomGavioli]

ibsoarin This organ has pneumatic high pressure of 250mm, Tom.

[@ibsoarin]

Tom, I would like to know what the 7:12 - 9:52 tune/song is? It is such an inspiring tune! I have listened to that section so often that if it was on one of my 78 rpm disc it would be worn out in spite of a new needle for each playing. Of course, no comparison to this recording and organ. I wish I could one day listen to this Gaudin 114 key Concertorgan. Mark.

[@PerCPH2200]

It is the march "Le Régiment de Sambre et Meuse"

[@jameshendo128]

Hi; I would also like to know the tune at the start of the video, please. It's been stuck in my head for days. Thanks

[@michaeldoncaster9925]

I believe it is Marche lorraine by Louis Ganne.

[@figoff2173]

12:55 After the Ball

[@skepminecraft5424]

14:17