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Aeolian Player Organ Questions
By Joe Orens

According to Rollin Smith in his book "The Aeolian Pipe Organ And Its
Music", there were only 8 "Marie Antoinette" Model Duo-Art Organs built
by the Aeolian Organ Company from 1928 until 1930.  Only the first two,
1667 and 1695, were given Opus Numbers.  All were installed without a
console and played from either a single-roll unit or 10-roll Concertola
unit.  Being Duo-Art Organs wherein the registration was controllable
from the rolls, "Marie Antoinette" models probably did not have rocker
switches to control the stops.

Joe Orens


(Message sent Fri 3 Aug 2001, 16:09:47 GMT, from time zone GMT-0400.)

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