Mortier Dance Organ 'Neptunus' resurfaces!

It's always exciting when an organ appears again after many years away. The 91 Key Dance Organ "Neptunus", formerly owned by the late Pete Watts, has made its first public appearance in 20 years. It is now owned by Robert Harris, and it was a thrill for many enthusiasts to see the instrument again at Fair Organ Day at The Grange Musical Collection on Sunday - and it played far better than anyone expected after two decades away.
Robert Harris joins James on Tuesday Night Live to have a chat about his future plans for the instrument.
Episode link: play.headliner.app/episode/17...
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[@alphonsotate2982]

Beautiful instrument😍😍😍😍😍 amazing tech for the time it was built got me dancing I love it

[@bertrandgille2851]

J ai découvert De Neptunus grâce à CZcams . Sur Neptunus cassette.. une merveille.. les arrangements rigolos. Merci à Mechanical music pour tout..

[@mizuqatsi]

It's all very beautiful, and it's essential to have a radio station like yours. Unfortunately for the Mortier Dance Organ Neptunus, the arrangements have far too many bass drum hits on each beat, and it's very ugly, even unbearable. There are other organs whose arrangements have the same flaw, which is a serious error of taste.