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THE GRAND SALON ORGANPedal-powered reed organs (often referred to as pump organs) were once the most popular instruments in the USA.
Manufactured by the Estey Organ Company from 1860 onwards, they were often housed in ornate and elaborate pieces of furniture.
The organ we have recorded appears to be a high-top Grand Salon Organ, dating from around the turn of the 19th century.
It is played, as you might expect, by pumping the two foot pedals alternately, to force air through the reed mechanism.
It requires some technique, and no small amount of effort to keep a strong, even tone from the instrument.
We recorded the Estey Organ by removing the back panel, which gave a more direct sound, and minimised the considerable pedal noise.
We have included separate pedal noise which can be blended in (or not) for realism.
Estey Organ，埃斯蒂簧风琴是美国人埃斯蒂于1856年在吸气簧风琴上改革而成，也属较大众化的簧风琴。
簧风琴（脚踏风琴）是一种有键盘的自由簧乐器，其发音原理和手风琴、口琴等相同。这类乐器的声源体都是一端固定在框板上的舌状金属簧片，藉气流驱使其振动发音。这种簧片下虽然每支都有一条类似长短的管腔，但和一般管乐器不同，管腔内不形成空气柱振动。故簧片的本身长宽厚尺寸和形状决定音高，并影响其音色和音量。
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