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Sherborne Dorset, hopefully when I eventually own Charlotte Rose in the future as Di is planning on passing it onto me, I am planning to take Charlotte Rose to the Netherlands and hopefully take it to Haarlem.

@@fairgroundorganman9188 can i go to nuis cuz i live there

@@tomgardiner794 If I own it in the future hopefully, that's where I'll be planning on taking it, hopefully to Haarlem.

@@tomgardiner794 She actually had a word with me about it and she was planning on passing it onto me in many years to come.

@@fairgroundorganman9188 I personally know someone who’s good mates with the owner who had a word about this with them and she stated none of that happened.

I know what you mean, I mean all my recordings in my CP collection as I have every single tune from CR, the wood block is in it.

@@fairgroundorganman9188 Yes I Do Know what you mean

No, it didn't stop me. 🙂

I have reported it to Robin regarding the Trombones. The G on the Trombone is completely out of tune.

Thank you. 🙂

David Ward and Peter Mackett, It has been successfully edited, don't worry.

C'est un 64 Touches de la marque Bursens en Belgique Arthur Bursens

Sway.

Yeah it is. Again supplied by MERRY-GO-ROUND MUSIC

Yeah, both by Louis Blache for Chiappa Ltd

@@fairgroundorganman9188 Wow, Louis Blache arranged them for the former organ maker Chiappa? I think Chiappa no longer makes organs, but still makes arrangements, right?

@@DavidBurgessMechanicalMusic Yeah, you can still get arrangements. Thing is it is supplied by Mark Waltham of MERRY-GO-ROUND MUSIC most of the music is by Chiappa anyway.

Yes, supplied by MERRY-GO-ROUND MUSIC. The organ is ran on a ODEON system/MIDI.

It was build to be one, Scott. I agree, the hardest working, the music loop lasts for a 7 hours. It would be better if the cover was off though, I understand it was put it to protect the organ from the salt air.

Stevie, go ask Richard what it is, I think youll find its a fairground organ. We dont have a culture in the UK of concert organs. Our history is fairground organs. The term concert organ has been made up in holland, belgium and german to cover the hydrid organs that are produced and dont fit into either dance, street or fairground organs.

@@scottaustin5362Well you find it was going to be an 80 Keyless but Deans have scrapped that idea because of the limited amount of music. I mean they are all fairground organs or mechanical organs they all do the same things just different styles. Anyway, hope you are keeping okay, Scott.

Arranged by John Cocchi for Chiappa Ltd supplied by MERRY-GO-ROUND MUSIC.

Arranged by Bish.

Thing is, it can't be edited, tried it, it's not letting me for some reason.

I was there as well, great show.

Oh, it was. 😊

I think the first like I said to Ian Postlethwaite Mucking about the Garden is Jan Verbeeck and The Cumberland Reel is John Cocchi for Chiappa Ltd.

Yep, that's right.

Yep, Hiddo Van Os I believe.

I have checked the list as I have ALL the music in my CP collection. It is 'March of the Gladiators'. The Gladiators March is a different tune entirely.

@@fairgroundorganman9188 No, the title i gave is 100% correct!, there is a Razenberg arrangement of it on the 101 key Mortier "De Kluisberg" and Sjoerd Caspers has arranged it for several organs, just put the title in the search box and you will find many bands playing it.

Quite an old arrangement. Hiddo Van Os arranged it.

@@fairgroundorganman9188 Well, this is the first time I've heard it, and I thought it was new.

@@DavidBurgessMechanicalMusic Glad you enjoyed it though. 😊

@@fairgroundorganman9188 thanks.

Okay, thank you.

It was because it was using one of the snare drum keys.

Yes it was.

@@fairgroundorganman9188 nice :) was a good event Had a chat with Di on the Saturday, lovely lady

@@fowler_steam Oh, very lovely lady, her and I have got very close since she brought Charlotte Rose.

The woodblock is annoying. At least with Morgan the temple blocks on it doesn't play all the time as they are on separate keys to the snares. But the woodblocks on CR it shares one of the snare keys.

Di Bartlett.

It’s Albert Decap

​​@@121omePietThank you for the correction of the Arrangement.