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The English language's most complimentary adjectives are always used to describe the famous Weber Maesto Orchestrion and its musical performance. For the lover of music whether classical or 1920's jazz, the electric thrill experienced while listening to a Weber Maesto remains as exciting today as it was in the 1920's when the Maesto was first introduced. Consequently, astute connoisseurs of automated musical instruments around the world consider the Weber Maesto to be the most prized and prestigious orchestrion as well as an excellent investment!
The essence of a Weber Maesto is that it supurbly captures the life-like performance of a real orchestra through sophisticated pneumatic mechanisms and the exceptional musical arrangements of Gustav Bruder.
"In their day they were the TOP OF THE LINE - as, of course they are today with collectors" - Encyclopedia of Automatic Musical Instruments by Q. David Bowers.
"Thee is little doubt that the Weber Maestro Orchestrion is the most life-like of anything in its class of instrument ever perfected by man. This was, indeed, the aim of its German designers, and the fact that they succeeded in this effort can be attested by the many connoisseurs of automatic music machines who agree that there is simply nothing that can equal it ..."
- Player Piano Treasury by Harvey N. Rochl.
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"This instrument is considered by many to be the outstanding example ot the orchestrion builders of a bygone day, because it was built very late in the game, and every know device was incorporated to insure that it would resemble as closely as possible a human orchestra. To say that they succeeded would be a gross understatement." - Treasures of Mechanical Music by Arthur A. Reblitz and Q. David Bowers
Siegfried Wendel and his staff are pleased to announce that this ultra rare and desirable automatic musaical instrument is again available in very limited numbers to the discriminating few who require the very best in concert orchestrion music. No World Class private collection or museum of mechanical musical instruments can be considered complete without a Weber Maesto!
No expense in labor and material has been spared to make our instrumnent reliable and functionally correct. Weber's latest and most advanced Maesto pneumatic and mechanical designs have been meticulously studied, duplicated, and incorporated in order to produce an instrument of outstanding musical ability. From the beautiful cabnetry, which can be custom made to fit your display location requirements, to the exquisitely voiced orchestral pipework,
the new Weber Maesto is a masterpiece.
The Weber Maesto Orchestrion is built by Seigfried and Jorg Wendel at their factory in Rudesheim Germany. The music that this instrument plays is very unique.
Instrumentation:
- Piano of the first order, violin, violinchello, flute, clarinet, trumpet, saxophone, lotus flute, jazz trumpet, complete xylophone, and assorted percussion instruments including bass drum, snare drum, tambourine, triangle,cymbal, and wood block.
Dimensions:
- 10 feet high - 11 feet 4 inches wide - 3 feet 5 inches deep
- 300 cm high - 340 cm wide - 103 cm deep
Price: On request
Contacts:
- Mechanische Musikwerke Manufaktur GmbH
Rheinallee 7 & 8, 65385 Rudesheim am Rhein / Germany
Phone: 49 6722 47994 | Fax: 49 6722 47415
email: mmm-gmbh@t-online.de
- Ronald Schmuck
The Great Canadian Nickelodeon Company, Ltd.
RR#4, 1 Minto Pines Rd.
Mount Forest, Ontario, Canada
NOG 2LO
Phone: (519) 323-3582 | Fax: (519) 323-0309
e-mail: tgcnc@aol.com
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