This is epic. Im a guitarist and still speechless. The holy grail of keyboards. All Moogs, Even mellotons..And you are a superb musician. Thanks for posting.
I was lucky enough to do an internship in 2013. although.... it was more of an own study and live concerts on friday....the smell of....50 years together synths..umami? no... it smells like keyboards ;) gert prix is an his wive and the whole team is an great A!!
I seriously considered starting a classic synth and Mellotron museum in the late 80's and early 90's when you could buy them for nothing. I had a few trial open houses after I collected and restored 46 keyboards. It did not stir the interest back then and after a less than pleasant experience with a visitor, and a subsequent alert from my insurance provider, the project became my personal collection which I have been selling off to select people for the last 18 years. I'm in no hurry, but when I meet a person with real interest in owning, not reselling, one of my instruments, I make them an offer they seldom refuse. Getting a photo from a gentlemen and his young daughter from Georgia, who bought my ARP collection and a Yamaha CS-50, showing them being played at an outdoor music festival, was a real treat for me. And my newest friend from Nebraska, who bought the remainder of my Korg Collection and my Celestial Circuits Pro One, sent me photos of his setup and seeing his excitement, (he's a college student) and knowing how many years he will be enjoying them is exactly what I want to do with them. So I was close to having an open to the public museum of keyboards in the Midwest USA, but I seem to have been a bit too early for the interests and trends of the time, This was a very cool keyboard video and I enjoyed every snippet of the performances as well.
There is however the amazing Musical Instrument Museum (MIM) in Phoenix, Arizona which has a lot of keyboard instruments (not to mention literally a musical instrument section for every single country in the world and hi definition wireless headphones to hear the music).
@@dkrasivov Thanks!, Do you know what album it's on Dmitry? BTW I have a B3 and a C3, and 4 leslies. But I only play a lightweight Hammond clone for gigs now. lol
Автор! Пожалуйста, дайте ссылку на музыкальное оформление, этого аидео. Ктт, какая группа инрает в начале и в конце этого фильма. Название музыки? Пожалуйста, очень нужно знать какая музыка и каких авторов в этом видео
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![Keyboards of the Sigal Music Museum [with Dr. Tom Strange]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/QigOvnKHQhc/mqdefault.jpg)
The keeper of museum is real professional organist and keyboarder and very nise person as well. Thank You!!!
Thanks for watching!
This is epic. Im a guitarist and still speechless. The holy grail of keyboards. All Moogs, Even mellotons..And you are a superb musician. Thanks for posting.
Thanks! The superb musician's name is Gert Prix. He is a keeper of that amazing museum. I'm a guitarist too btw. Cheers! :)
Awesome and what a beautiful work you have done for preserving them
This place is a wet dream!
fantastic collection - all the classics🎉
Классный музей! И хранитель очаровательный!
Excellent many thanks for posting this.
The Logical Song on the Wurli was probably my favorite.
That's a tough song to boot, Roger Hodgson ain't easy to duplicate.
This was so good, such pure rock and roll (mostly) fun on the great axes! Made my day!
Definitively on my next trip to Austria! Thanks Dmitry!
Fantastiskt! Tack För En Jätte Inspirerande Video! 👏👏👍🎵🎹
Fantastic collection. Visited Austria several times & missed this. Need to go back 🤞
The Hammond clock made me chuckle. I want one for my Hammond organ as well!
Great organ player.
I was pleased when I came across a Hammond C3 on display in the Science Museum, U.K., a few years ago.
Museum? Should be out getting used.
I am pleased every day when I see my C3 in the living room - and even more when I play it!
@@johnbishop5316You are right! Out, used... then broken, trashed and gone. And your grandchildren will never know what it was ;)
@@dkrasivov Why would it be broken, trashed and gone? Maybe if Emmerson played it? But he only battered his L100.
Since I watched this video, I can't stop dreaming I live in that building with everything in it. Ow....my......god........
Great video and what a great keyboard player!
Awesome! The guide was so cool too.
Был у меня дома такой музей когда то , в далёком 2006г
Incredible organs, 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻I love them a lot and that organ sounds very cool, greetings from Tampico Tamaulipas Mexico 🇲🇽
SO BEAUTIFUL Perfoamnce !!!!!!! Thank You So Much !!!!
I was lucky enough to do an internship in 2013. although.... it was more of an own study and live concerts on friday....the smell of....50 years together synths..umami? no... it smells like keyboards ;) gert prix is an his wive and the whole team is an great A!!
great video. Thanks from germany
This is amazing 🥲
Klasse !
Классный мужик демонстратор музея , видимо это мик Джагер на подработке
Very cool, wish we had a museum like this in the States!
I'll be surprised if you don't have one yet...
I seriously considered starting a classic synth and Mellotron museum in the late 80's and early 90's when you could buy them for nothing. I had a few trial open houses after I collected and restored 46 keyboards. It did not stir the interest back then and after a less than pleasant experience with a visitor, and a subsequent alert from my insurance provider, the project became my personal collection which I have been selling off to select people for the last 18 years. I'm in no hurry, but when I meet a person with real interest in owning, not reselling, one of my instruments, I make them an offer they seldom refuse. Getting a photo from a gentlemen and his young daughter from Georgia, who bought my ARP collection and a Yamaha CS-50, showing them being played at an outdoor music festival, was a real treat for me. And my newest friend from Nebraska, who bought the remainder of my Korg Collection and my Celestial Circuits Pro One, sent me photos of his setup and seeing his excitement, (he's a college student) and knowing how many years he will be enjoying them is exactly what I want to do with them. So I was close to having an open to the public museum of keyboards in the Midwest USA, but I seem to have been a bit too early for the interests and trends of the time, This was a very cool keyboard video and I enjoyed every snippet of the performances as well.
@@OldTooly cool story bro
There is however the amazing Musical Instrument Museum (MIM) in Phoenix, Arizona which has a lot of keyboard instruments (not to mention literally a musical instrument section for every single country in the world and hi definition wireless headphones to hear the music).
@@ClearMindedOne i will have a look for sure if i visit the States
Heaven on earth!
I almost messed my trousers when I saw the rack of clavinets.
🤨
I didnt know there were museums for dreams
I Would never leave!
Супер музей!
Tony Monaco should go to this place!
fab place
What’s not to like!
Shit this is heaven!!
Why did I never know about this before???
Now you know... :)
I’m going as soon as they let us out of the Covid gulag!
At 4.15… Is that a song? Sounds nice
Sure! That's Back at the Chicken Shack by Jimmy Smith ;)
What is the last tune on this video, and the artist? It's got a great groove!
Oh! That's Banana Boogaloo by Raphael Wressnig. He's great artist and my big friend! :)
open.spotify.com/artist/4v0kNLLCvyLcVWcbPKMZP3?si=gO0ojz4_TGCu1iHJH2ORBg
@@dkrasivov Thanks!, Do you know what album it's on Dmitry? BTW I have a B3 and a C3, and 4 leslies. But I only play a lightweight Hammond clone for gigs now. lol
@@janicedand3471 Oh! That's cool! I can't play any keyboards I'm a tech :)
@@janicedand3471 Banana Boogaloo is on the Boom Bello! album
So nice. A question please. It`s open any time of the year to public visit ?
I hope so! But check their website www.eboardmuseum.com/
@@dkrasivov Thanks bro. Maybe after pandemics in a couple years, ja ja.
Автор! Пожалуйста, дайте ссылку на музыкальное оформление, этого аидео. Ктт, какая группа инрает в начале и в конце этого фильма. Название музыки? Пожалуйста, очень нужно знать какая музыка и каких авторов в этом видео
Check out the "Cut A Little Deeper On The Funk" album by Raphael Wressnig Organic Trio
open.spotify.com/album/272VdHTDNkuZSFK7HNfHju?si=kuVLOCwqQCullmPgpZTCVQ
@@dkrasivov This is a great album, I have it, but the last tune of your video is not on it Dmitry. ??
@@janicedand3471 The last one from the "Boom Bello!" album.
A great museum and a nice guy but a camera that makes you dizzy
Sorry for that! My filming skills leaves much to be desired...
@@dkrasivov thank you for the vidéo, anyway it’s the Best on utube for that subject