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- Mechanical_organ abstract "A mechanical organ is an organ that is self playing, rather than played by a musician.Usually, mechanical organs are pipe organs although some instruments were built using reeds similar to those found in a harmonium. Since the 1950s, some instruments have been built using electronics to generate the sound, though still operated by mechanical or pneumatic means. From the 1990s pipe organs have been built that are operated by MIDI rather than the earlier mechanical means.Originally, the music for mechanical organs was stored by pins on a large barrel. Such instruments were called barrel organs. Such organs only have a very limited repertoire, both in the number of musical selections that could be stored, and the length of tune that could be accommodated.In the 1890s, book music was invented. This meant that the length of music was no longer constrained. Being physically much smaller than a barrel for a similar instrument, it is much easier to manipulate the music, and so a greater variety of music could be played.Rather than the book music, some instruments are operated by a music roll.".
- Mechanical_organ wikiPageID "7550373".
- Mechanical_organ wikiPageLength "2166".
- Mechanical_organ wikiPageOutDegree "26".
- Mechanical_organ wikiPageRevisionID "663548481".
- Mechanical_organ wikiPageWikiLink Barrel_organ.
- Mechanical_organ wikiPageWikiLink Barrel_piano.
- Mechanical_organ wikiPageWikiLink Book_music.
- Mechanical_organ wikiPageWikiLink Category:Mechanical_musical_instruments.
- Mechanical_organ wikiPageWikiLink Category:Pipe_organ.
- Mechanical_organ wikiPageWikiLink Componium.
- Mechanical_organ wikiPageWikiLink Dance_organ.
- Mechanical_organ wikiPageWikiLink Electronics.
- Mechanical_organ wikiPageWikiLink Fairground_organ.
- Mechanical_organ wikiPageWikiLink Flute_clock.
- Mechanical_organ wikiPageWikiLink MIDI.
- Mechanical_organ wikiPageWikiLink Music_box.
- Mechanical_organ wikiPageWikiLink Music_roll.
- Mechanical_organ wikiPageWikiLink Musical_box.
- Mechanical_organ wikiPageWikiLink Musician.
- Mechanical_organ wikiPageWikiLink Orchestrion.
- Mechanical_organ wikiPageWikiLink Organ_grinder.
- Mechanical_organ wikiPageWikiLink Piano_roll.
- Mechanical_organ wikiPageWikiLink Pipe_organ.
- Mechanical_organ wikiPageWikiLink Pipe_organs.
- Mechanical_organ wikiPageWikiLink Player_piano.
- Mechanical_organ wikiPageWikiLink Pneumatic.
- Mechanical_organ wikiPageWikiLink Pneumatics.
- Mechanical_organ wikiPageWikiLink Pump_organ.
- Mechanical_organ wikiPageWikiLink Reproducing_piano.
- Mechanical_organ wikiPageWikiLink Serinette.
- Mechanical_organ wikiPageWikiLink Street_organ.
- Mechanical_organ wikiPageWikiLink The_Great_Race.
- Mechanical_organ wikiPageWikiLinkText "Mechanical Organ".
- Mechanical_organ wikiPageWikiLinkText "Mechanical organ".
- Mechanical_organ wikiPageWikiLinkText "automatic organ".
- Mechanical_organ wikiPageWikiLinkText "mechanical organ".
- Mechanical_organ wikiPageWikiLinkText "mechanical pneumatic organ".
- Mechanical_organ wikiPageWikiLinkText "organ clock".
- Mechanical_organ wikiPageWikiLinkText "pneumatic "orchestrelle" organs".
- Mechanical_organ hasPhotoCollection Mechanical_organ.
- Mechanical_organ wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:For.
- Mechanical_organ wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Musical-instrument-stub.
- Mechanical_organ wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Refimprove.
- Mechanical_organ wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Reflist.
- Mechanical_organ wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Technology-stub.
- Mechanical_organ subject Category:Mechanical_musical_instruments.
- Mechanical_organ subject Category:Pipe_organ.
- Mechanical_organ hypernym Organ.
- Mechanical_organ type AnatomicalStructure.
- Mechanical_organ type Article.
- Mechanical_organ type Instrument.
- Mechanical_organ type Aerophone.
- Mechanical_organ type Article.
- Mechanical_organ type Instrument.
- Mechanical_organ comment "A mechanical organ is an organ that is self playing, rather than played by a musician.Usually, mechanical organs are pipe organs although some instruments were built using reeds similar to those found in a harmonium. Since the 1950s, some instruments have been built using electronics to generate the sound, though still operated by mechanical or pneumatic means.".
- Mechanical_organ label "Mechanical organ".
- Mechanical_organ sameAs Механичен_орган.
- Mechanical_organ sameAs 自動オルガン.
- Mechanical_organ sameAs m.02654fv.
- Mechanical_organ sameAs Q12286601.
- Mechanical_organ sameAs Q12286601.
- Mechanical_organ wasDerivedFrom Mechanical_organ?oldid=663548481.
- Mechanical_organ isPrimaryTopicOf Mechanical_organ.