Category:American reed organs
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References[edit]
- Frederic Archer (1889) "The American Reed Organ." in Method for American reed-organ, Category:New York: F. Schirmer, p. 1 "Until recent years the Piano Forte held undisputed supremacy as the household instrument; now, however, the extended recognition accorded the American Reed or Cabinet Organ in the home-circle elevates it to a position of almost equal importance."
- Dr. Robert J. Allan, Ch. Phys. (2003–2004) "The Reed Organ" in The Free Reed Organ in England "Reed organs, for the sake of this study, are usually free reed organs powered by vacuum (suction), often refered to as “American organs” because most originated in the USA. They are also often refered to as “pump organs” on all continents. Ian Thompson refers to them as SROs (Suction Reed Organs). The story is that an employee of Debain invented this kind of instrument, was not able to produce it in France and therefore emigrated to seek his fortune. We note however that there are some pressure instruments which cannot be classified as harmoniums (such as certain models of Aeolian Orchestrelle and the Vocalion) and there are also combined suction/ pressure instruments which we have listed as reed organs. We thus reserve the name “harmonium” for the original French style pressure wind instrument and use the name “reed organ” for everything else."
- David Bridgeman-Sutton (2007). French Harmonium. The Christchurch Town Hall organ. "The harmonium varies considerably from the American reed-organ. ... If this is compared with any of the American instruments the much simpler style of case is immediately evident. Another immediate clue is that the manual compass of 5 octaves runs from C to c - two octaves below and three octaves above middle c. (American organs have a compass from FFF.) ... Labels on the stop heads are usually (rather beautiful) ceramics, with lettering in block Roman: American organs employ Gothic script on celluloid labels."
Further readings[edit]
- Robert F. Gellerman (1996) The American Reed Organ and the Harmonium: A Treatise on Its History, Restoration and Tuning, with Descriptions of Some Outstanding Collections, Including a Stop Dictionary and a Directory of Reed Organs, Madison Books, Incorporated ISBN: 9781879511071.
- Robert F. Gellerman's Homepage. Reed Organ Society, Inc..
- "6.Annexes 》 A.Typologie 》 Orgues expressifs" / "Harmoniums" / "Reed-organs ou « orgues américains » (système aspirant)" in (in french) (2020) Guide - Harmoniums : Repérage et protection au titre des monuments historique [Guide - Harmoniums : Identification and protection as historical monuments], Direction générale des patrimoines [Directorate General of Heritage], Ministère de la Culture, pp. 21−26. ISBN 978-2-11-162589-1
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Media in category "American reed organs"
The following 50 files are in this category, out of 50 total.
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American Organ Odilienberg 1.jpg 1,569 × 2,456; 1.14 MB
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American Organ Odilienberg 2.jpg 3,072 × 2,304; 1.36 MB
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Ann Arbor Organ Co. reed pump organ (c.1890s).jpg 1,200 × 1,600; 363 KB
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Ann Arbor Organ Company, Case 20. Sample page from c.1900 catalogue.jpg 940 × 1,352; 349 KB
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Ann Arbor Organ Company, Case 370. Sample page from c.1900 catalogue.jpg 983 × 1,590; 530 KB
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Bell Organ and Piano Co. pump organ, Semaphore, South Australia.jpg 1,024 × 768; 466 KB
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Bell's antique pump organ (late 19th C) manual.jpg 1,024 × 768; 104 KB
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Bell's antique pump organ (late 19th C) pressed wood.jpg 1,384 × 800; 1,012 KB
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Bell's antique pump organ (late 19th C).jpg 375 × 500; 121 KB
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Church Pump Organ, Beckley Exhibition Coal Mine.jpg 3,240 × 4,320; 3.02 MB
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Coffee Grinder, Saddle Bag, Bed & Pump Organ, Mission Mill, Salem, Oregon.jpg 1,728 × 1,151; 1.27 MB
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Estey parlor organ.jpg 1,536 × 2,048; 1.13 MB
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Estey pump organ & Stradivarius copy from the 17th century - Duet (HDR).jpg 1,200 × 1,200; 722 KB
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Estey Reed Organ of the Norman T. Boon Family of Montgomery Co., Missouri.jpg 1,801 × 2,704; 3.42 MB
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Harrison Hall auditorium n.d. (3191795945).jpg 1,530 × 1,197; 214 KB
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Interior view of Oxford College auditorium (3191856553).jpg 1,503 × 1,206; 233 KB
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Interior view of Oxford College auditorium (3191894877).jpg 1,525 × 1,137; 236 KB
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Mason & Hamlin Organ (c.1903), Museum of Making Music.jpg 2,448 × 3,264; 2.59 MB
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Masonhamlinorgan.JPG 1,600 × 1,200; 368 KB
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New Zealand - Mason & Hamlin organ keyboard - 9944.jpg 4,176 × 2,752; 2.53 MB
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PSM V40 D656 Early pecursor of the american parlor organ.jpg 1,095 × 1,363; 389 KB
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PSM V40 D659 Popular style modern parlor organ.jpg 1,117 × 1,540; 393 KB
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PSM V40 D663 Peloubet system organ body removed from its case.jpg 1,347 × 1,191; 388 KB
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PSM V40 D665 An improved organ model with sophisticated performance.jpg 1,143 × 1,867; 512 KB
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Reedorganmutes.JPG 1,280 × 960; 641 KB
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Reedorganvoxhum.JPG 1,280 × 960; 642 KB
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Room with chairs and pump organ n.d. (3192323422).jpg 736 × 583; 74 KB
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Standard Organ - 1 (photo by Alan Levine).jpg 3,264 × 2,448; 1.8 MB
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Standard Organ - Keys and Knobs (photo by Alan Levine).jpg 3,264 × 2,448; 1.75 MB
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Standard Organ - More Gamba! (photo by Alan Levine).jpg 3,217 × 2,413; 1.73 MB
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Tukwila - Nelsen Family Residence organ 02.jpg 2,448 × 3,264; 2.41 MB
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Unidentified cottage organ - GeckoFest 2014.jpg 1,836 × 3,264; 1.44 MB
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Unidentified cottage organ - Rikki's Refuge Re-Tail, 2014-06-14.jpg 960 × 720; 79 KB
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Vocalion Pump Organ (1900s), shop entrance, Seattle, Washington.jpg 1,024 × 768; 292 KB
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Warp and woof. (1881) (14783539605) with text.jpg 2,693 × 4,341; 1.64 MB
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Warp and woof. (1881) (14783539605).jpg 2,116 × 3,072; 1.24 MB
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Western Cottage pump organ.jpg 3,264 × 2,448; 2.39 MB
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Wilcox & White Organ Co's. Illustrated advance sheet LCCN2004669696.jpg 6,848 × 8,721; 4.79 MB
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Wilcox & White Organ Co's. Illustrated advance sheet LCCN2004669696.tif 6,848 × 8,721; 170.89 MB
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WPV Playing Hymns.jpg 1,628 × 1,222; 443 KB