72 Note Sankyo Movement

72 Note Sankyo Orpheus Movement

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

Tune Description

This musical movement is in the German style. I liked it as soon as I heard it. The tone is charming. “The Magic Flute” is downright happy. You can't very well feel sad while this music is playing! The music sounds like a bird in many ways, or else there might be a flute player somewhere near by.

"Minuet" is very stately, bringing to mind a king at a grand ball with all his subjects serving him. The musical arrangement is very well done indeed. The tempo is very close to that of the original score.

The "Turkish March” is sure to become one of your favorites. Even though the music is in a minor key, the mood is very happy indeed. There is no sadness here at all. For me, the only sad thing is that there is only one part instead of 3 parts to the "Turkish March”: I’d love to arrange it in 3 parts for a 72-note movement. The music sings, and is most inviting.

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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