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Whatever you
wish to call it, it certainly identifies Tony Marconi, the Organ
Grinder. And what a wonderful way to greet your fair or
festival guests. Here is the perfect choice to add a touch of
nostalgia, an old-time ambiance to your event.
Being mobile, Tony can reach even the most
remote areas of the grounds with his bright and happy music.An
informal format allows Tony to stop and present short interactive
shows (example: teaching youngsters how to crank the organ and
earn an 'assistant organ grinder's union card').
Your guests will watch, smile and laugh (and
then sometimes sing along) as the Organ Grinder cranks out
a lively toe-tapping melodies of yesteryear. Tony revives a bit of
the past. He's a happy reminder of the 'good old days'.
The Organ Grinder can stroll throughout
grounds and exhibit buildings. He can 'liven up' otherwise
dead areas and attract potential customers to remote venders or
attractions. At a fixed location he can provide his
light-hearted musical selections to rest areas, entertain those
waiting for popular attractions and generally provide an upbeat
feeling to your event. Or, if you wish, he can alternate his
strolling with performances at a fixed location. Flexibility might
well be Tony's middle name. If
needed, his antique hand-turned organ can be amplified and heard
from a great distance to draw in the people (equipment supplied).
From his genuine European
hand-cranked pipe organ Tony offers a kaleidoscope of cheerful music soul
stirring marches, toe-tapping tangos, lilting waltzes, peppy polkas,
south-of-the-border
favorites, familiar ballads, dance
music as well as selections for the youngsters. The music list is extensive.
Guests will seldom hear a tune twice.
Today, small hand-turned street
organs are a rare treat. There's an irresistible appeal in the instrument's
bouncy music. The beautiful tone is produced by real organ pipes. It's a
joy to listen to. You can actually see the bellows operating behind the
pipes. Today it's unique and part of a rich tradition of strolling street
entertainment.
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