File:Helmond (NL) Gaviolizaal, Dansorgel T.Mortier.JPG

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English: Helmond (NL) Gaviolizaal, Dansorgel T.Mortier
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  • De Mortier (in Nederlands). Onze Collectie. Helmond, NL: Draaiorgelmuseum Helmond.
    "​Naam: De Mortier
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    "​Type: Dansorgel / Kermisorgel ",
    "​Bouwjaar: 1920 ",
    "​Fabrikant: Theofiel Mortier ",
    "​Plaats: Antwerpen (België) ",
    "​Klaviertoetsen: 90 ",
    "​Registers: 17 ",
    "​Pijpen: 587 ",
    "​ Theofiel Mortier bouwde dit orgel in 1920. Het begin van de bloei periode van de grote dansorgels. Het orgel kwam in 1924 naar Helmond en is een van de weinige Mortier-orgels die nog in de originele staat verkeert. Het front van een orgel werd vaak aangepast aan de dan geldende smaak, iets wat met deze Mortier nooit is gebeurd. Dat het een echt dansorgel is, is hoorbaar aan het vele slagwerk dat in het orgel zit. Veel ritmische effecten zorgen ervoor dat er uitstekend op gedanst kan worden. / De collectie dansmuziek is bij dit orgel zeer uitgebreid; bijvoorbeeld walsen, foxtrotten, tango’s. Het grote klavier, de vele registers en het grote aantal pijpen zorgen voor de vele muzikale mogelijkheden. Het orgel heeft jarenlang dienst gedaan in de danstenten op de kermis. Dit orgel is volledig demontabel.
    [In English: Theofiel Mortier built this organ in 1920. The beginning of the heyday of the large dance organs. The organ came to Helmond in 1924 and is one of the few Mortier organs that is still in its original condition. The front of an organ was often adapted to the prevailing taste, something that never happened with this Mortier. The fact that it is a real dance organ can be heard from the many percussion elements in the organ. Many rhythmic effects ensure that it is excellent for dancing. / The collection of dance music at this organ is very extensive; for example waltzes, foxtrots, tangos. The large keyboard, the many registers and the large number of pipes provide many musical possibilities. The organ served for years in the dance tents at the fair. This organ can be completely dismantled.]​ "

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