"Berzingue" - Jonathan Mathis

Jonathan Mathis /// orgue mécanique, composition et arrangement
Olivier Tassëel /// guitare de gauche
Nicolas Gavotto /// guitare de droite
Brice Dudouet /// Prise de son
Amandine Muraro /// jolies Images
www.jonathanmathis.com

[@acehandler1530]

Shades of "The Mask" big dance number - so wonderful, you're ready for Heaven! DJ'ing in the clouds...❤️ 💖 💗 💞 🎊 ❣️

[@RWBHere]

Beautiful!
Thank-you.

[@johnferguson4089]

What an incredible sound and so unusual . Extremely well done guys, many thanks.

[@s10m0t10n]

Lovely! I enjoyed that very much.

[@MagaliTube]

Encore !!

[@hansifaaji]

super

[@belzaii]

Michto!

[@jeandanieljolivald6256]

j'ai vu passer l'inspecteur gadget et la douce Georgia Brown

[@hanoverfist4139]

Quick quick question and no shade thrown, was this video/audio speed sped up by artificial means or is this the original speed? I ask because I’d like to know the minimum time between notes on the card book that are allowed in order to be distinct/separate notes. In other words, what’s the fastest speed in beats per minute achievable with the organ. I’m a big fan of mechanical music devices and hope to build one someday (nothing so grand as this one, kudos to you for your efforts!).

[@theorganguy]

no, that is the original speed, but while there is a minimum thickness of cardboard-"bridge" needed between two repeating notes, there is (almost) no limit to the speed you can crank, so if you need it faster, no problem

[@PRdeSO]

Nicolas Gavotto /// guitare de droite, mais il est gaucher