Tuesday, November 01, 2011
A small Zimbelstern
YouTube Uploaded by organfairy on Nov 1, 2011
"And "what is a zimbelstern" you may ask. Basically it is a set of wind chimes that was often build into German renaissance organs. When a knob was drawn on the console the bells started ringing in a semi-random fashion.
I had a handfull of small leftover bells. So I figured it could be fun to make a small home-version of the zimbelstern. And so I did using whatever I could find in my bicycle shed.
The music is something I made in 2006. The organ voices and the rhythm comes from the Elka EP-8 organ. The solo in the middle is played on a Casio CZ-101. The rest is played on Yamaha HE-8 organ and Rolan JX-8P synthesizer."
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