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Re: Modern Street Organs (96.11.06)
By Ingmar Krause

From: erorgelt@balloon.franken.de

To Bjorn Isebaert <Bjorn.Isebaert@rug.ac.be>

> To Lloyd Burton:
>
> There are modern street organ manufacturers, but as far as I know, they
> are to be found in Europe, especially in Belgium and the Netherlands.
> In Belgium you have of course the "Gebroeders Decap" who produce now

also to be found in Belgium:

    J. Verbeeck, Organ-manufacturer since 1884,
    Eikenlei 179, B-2960 St.-Job-in`t-Goor
    Tel.: 32 3 663 04 11 - 663 42 03
    Fax:  32 3 663 09 58

> 52-key street organs with organ books; Albert Decap also produces
> similar organs.  In the Netherlands there is especially Jan van Eyk and
> son, who have built several organs, but all playing by means of organ
> books.

hmmm... there are others there, too, but... indeed... i would have to look them up... they arn't stored in my mind...

We soon will have two registers of pipes made by J. Verbeeck and I have lots of books from both (J. Verbeeck & Jan van Eyck)...

I know of Decap and their organs, but never visited them, although it would have been on the way to J. Verbeeck... Bjorn, do you know if they sell books only, too? There's lots of great music on their organs... would be interesting for our organs (48-key/66-key)...

If anyone prefers the french sound (Gavioli/Limonaire):

    Manufacture de Limonaires
    Marc & Christian Fournier
    Chemin de la Gardière, Seyssuel
    F-38200 Vienne

For they changed Phone-numbers in France, I`ve no number which is up to date, sorry... As far as I know, they also use electronics/chips, but for I'm prefering the traditionnel cardboard-books, I can't give you any details...

au relire toot ziens
tschuess
                                    greetings by(e) InK

---
ERlanger drehORGEL-Trio, Familie Krause, erorgelt@balloon.franken.de

(Message sent Wed 6 Nov 1996, 22:58:40 GMT, from time zone GMT.)

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