A vacuum cleaner inside an organ!

[electrolux137]

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This video [see link below] is of the organ at the Esztergom Cathedral in Hungary, being shown to a group of tourist-musicians by the organist.

In this link, I've jumped ahead to 5:00 when the organist takes the group inside the organ. Look on the table behind him at the vacuum cleaner. It looks just like my Canadian Eatonia except that it's yellow instead of blue! I kept hoping for a better view of it but you never see it except just in the background.

As my mom would say, "Only YOU would spot a vacuum cleaner!"

(Feel free to watch the entire video -- this organ sounds absolutely staggering in that Cathedral with TEN seconds of reverberation!)

http:// www.youtube.com/watch?v=q6kJRnskjkQ&feature=em-subs_digest-vrecs&t=5m00s

 

[electrolux137]

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hmmmmm, note to Robert: I think I may have uncovered a glitch. Apparently, linked videos won't open in postings with multiple photos. The link doesn't work above, but it does work here:

 

[Gr8DaneDad]

Oh how I love a pipe organ. Played one every Sunday in church in my teens and was privileged to play the one in the Tabernacle in Temple Square for the 1980 LDS General conference when I was 15.  The only thing I miss about being raised Mormon, the pipe organs and the Grand Pianos.

 

[electrolux137]

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Here's a screen shot from the video.

 

[Gr8DaneDad]

what a beautiful bit of industrial art! They do appear to be incredibly similar. I would have to think they are from the same manufacturer but different years. The only obvious difference, other than color, is the power switch. Your Eatonia has given rise to a serious case of lust in my heart.