From Kenny Balys Sent Thu, Oct 3rd 2019, 18:37
From Kenny Balys Sent Thu, Oct 3rd 2019, 18:37
The Berlin museum is a wonder to behold. They have representation of the entire beginning of keyboard instruments. A 500 year old Spinnet had my attention for half an hour. They also have Oskar Sala's trautonium (or possibly a remake?) So basically they cover the beginning of keys and semitones right until the beginning electronic synthesizers and music. There is also a very large mechanical automatic orchestra. Its worth it for anyone here on AH to check this place out. On 03.10.19 17:30 , xxxxxx@xxxxx.xxx wrote: > Interesting, thanks. > Not absolutely sure but someone told me there might be one in Frankfurt? > > Phil > > > Thursday 3 October 2019 at 18:48 +0200 from Florian Anwander > <xxxxxxxxx@xxxx-xxxxxx.xx>: > > In Berlin there is the Musininstrumenten-Museum. Though they collect mostly > acoustic instruments, they also have some interesting electronic instruments > https://www.sim.spk-berlin.de/en/_electronic_instruments_786.html > > I haven't visited the MIM my self, but I've read positive comments in the > german forums. > > Florian > > > Am 03.10.19 um 17:32 schrieb Phil a: >> Not in particular. Only now that you mention it I realise those 2 are both >> in Switzerland :) >> >> Phil >> >> >> >> >> On Thu, 3 Oct 2019 at 17:26, Boniforti Flavio <xxxxxxxxx.x@xxxxx.xxx >> <mailto:xxxxxxxxx.x@xxxxx.xxx>> wrote: >> >> You mean in Switzerland? >> F >> >> Phil a <xxxxxx@xxxxx.xxx <mailto:xxxxxx@xxxxx.xxx>> schrieb am Do., 3. >> Okt. 2019, 16:52: >> >> Hello list, >> >> Reviving this thread of last year as I was wondering whether any >> of you guys would know of any other interesting active synthesizer >> museum besides synthorama or smemmusic.ch <http://smemmusic.ch> ? >> >> Regards, >> Phil >> >> >> >> On Wed, 14 Mar 2018 at 10:44, Peter Forrest <xxxxxxxx@xxxxx.xx.xx >> <mailto:xxxxxxxx@xxxxx.xx.xx>> wrote: >> >> Yes, I sold quite a lot of things for Martin (actually through >> VEMIA). That museum had some great stuff. >> >> But not many people visited :o( >> >> Peter >> >> *From:*Mark C [mailto:xxxxxx.xxxxxxxxxx@xxxxx.xxx >> <mailto:xxxxxx.xxxxxxxxxx@xxxxx.xxx>] >> *Sent:* 14 March 2018 07:41 >> *To:* xxxxxxxx@xxxxx.xx.xx <mailto:xxxxxxxx@xxxxx.xx.xx> >> *Cc:* AH >> *Subject:* [AH] Re: Swiss Synth Hoard >> >> Hi Peter, I've been racking my brains but still can't remember >> - was it you that handled the sale of Martin Newcomb's museum? >> I bought a few Analogue Systems modules that are still going >> strong and think it was probably from you pre-vemia. >> >> Mark >> >> On Tuesday, March 13, 2018, Peter Forrest >> <xxxxxxxx@xxxxx.xx.xx <mailto:xxxxxxxx@xxxxx.xx.xx>> wrote: >> >> A bit of a contrast with the sad damp disorganised New England >> Synthesizer Museum I saw ten or so years ago, before its owner >> (& list-member) Dave Wilson’s death. >> >> Peter >> >> *From:*Mark C [mailto:xxxxxx.xxxxxxxxxx@xxxxx.xxx >> <mailto:xxxxxx.xxxxxxxxxx@xxxxx.xxx>] >> *Sent:* 13 March 2018 13:57 >> *To:* AH >> *Subject:* [AH] Swiss Synth Hoard >> >> https://twitter.com/DWolfers/status/971163762953768961 >> >> https://www.facebook.com/sMeMCH >> >> I can never tell with Legowelt if he is just taking the mick >> but the photo looks pretty legitimate and it does have a >> facebook page. Makes me feel better about my hoarding >> tendencies anyway. >> >