72 Note Sankyo Movement

72 Note Sankyo Orpheus Movement

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( 19cm long, 7.5cm wide, 3.5cm high )

Tune Description

Well, as usual, I have something new and exciting to talk about. Introducing Bach's Brandenburg Concerto, on a 72 note musical movement. This is quite an important event for me, because as you can see, there is not much Bach music available on either the 50 or 72 note musical movements. I was thinking about arranging a Bach piece of music for the music box, but now, this Concerto came up. What a spectacular job that Sankyo has done. The combs really ring. The music is bell like, as can be expected, yet somehow, the music is also original. The harmonies are clearly brought out but the experience of hearing this music on a musical movement is really striking. The music is like dancing on clouds. Somehow, this is better than listening to the original orchestral version. Check it out and try it for yourself. I think you'll agree with everything I said.

Originally Written: March 30, 2010

72 Note Movement

This kind of Sankyo movement plays two or three tunes (or parts) and is made in Japan. There are 72 notes (or "teeth") on the comb. There is a lot of bass sound in the comb, and the arrangements are usually very spectacular in nature. It is one of the nicer movements made today, and we optimize it so it will play even better.

72 Note Sankyo Orpheus Movement

Tune Description

72 Note Movement

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