Uploaded October 2012 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
The main theme of Don Bluth's 1997 film "Anastasia" played on my music teacher's old Cordovox accordion.
It's actually alot harder to play than it looks D:
Also, this is a test of my new video camera. Not quite sure I like how it sounds, though.
The main theme of Don Bluth's 1997 film "Anastasia" played on my music teacher's old Cordovox accordion.
It's actually alot harder to play than it looks D:
Also, this is a test of my new video camera. Not quite sure I like how it sounds, though.










![I GOT A PIPE ORGAN
Yes, I have indeed gotten a church organ.
Its a Conn Artist model 720.
It came with 5 sets of Conn electric pipe speakers, but I havent had the time to hook them up yet.
[SPECIFICATIONS]
PEDAL:
- Diapason 16
- Bourdon 16
- Dulciana 16
- Trombone 16
- 16 Pedal 16-8
- Sustain Pedal
- Flute 8
- Diapason 8
- Octave 4
SOLO MANUAL
- String Diapason 8
- Echo Salicional 8
- Violin 8
- Vox Humama 8
- Oboe 8
- Trompette 8
- Solo to Solo 16
- Solo Unison Off
- Solo to Solo 4
- Diapason 8
- Bourdon 16
- Concert Flute 8
- Orch. Flute 8
- Nazard 2 2/3
- Piccolo 2
- Tierce 1 3/5
SWITCHES
- Sustain Flute Reverb
- Sustain Flute Long
- Flute F
- Flute Bass F
- Flute Treble F
- Tremolo L
- Tremolo F
- Chorus
- Diap. to English Diapason
- Diap. to String Diapason
- Diap. to Horn Diapason
SWELL MANUAL
- Diapason 8
- Dulciana 8
- Gamba 8
- Trumpet 8
- Octave 4
- Super Octave 2
- Quint 1 1/3
- Flute 8
- Flute DAmour 4
- Nazard 2 2/3
- Piccolo 2
- Chime Preset
Heres the interesting story that went along with this:
A person at my school found out that their church was getting rid of their organ because it hadnt been played in 12(!) years. Everything associated with the organ had to go (including the pipes) since the church was going to be rennovated. However, the church was having difficulty finding someone to take the organ (after all, it IS freaking huge). Then came our schools Variety Show, where I played the Overture to The Phantom of the Opera on the pipe organ at the church by our school. Well, this person then came up to me a few weeks later and told me about the situation. I thought they were joking at first, but then I realized that they were serious. So I said that yes, I would take it (actually, it was more like HOLYCOWYESIWANTNOWPLEASE. To be fair though, the church offered the organ to their congregation first. Well, I was pretty much biting my nails for a month waiting for the verdict. I was pretty certain that someone had taken the organ. Finally, I got the phone call (actually, I missed it but got the message) that it had been decided, and the organ was mine. Without even hesitating, I called the church, told them I was on my way over, jumped in my car and sped away, eager to see it (I forgot to mention that up until now, I hadnt even SEEN the organ yet. It couldve been a Harmonium for all I knew). I was shocked to find this dusty old 2-manual organ with a full pedalboard sitting in the corner of the church. So, I spent a whole vacation clearing out the storage room upstairs for the organ. I then called a couple of organ movers, and over the course of several days, moved the beast of an instrument upstairs into the room (did I mention it weighs 400 lbs?).
So thats the story on how I came into possession of this organ that was otherwise possibly going to be chucked away.
I dont really plan on uploading full videos of any performances until I get the pipe speakers hooked up. I GOT A PIPE ORGAN](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/voOpamYIIzE/mqdefault.jpg)