The river cruise tour, at our stop in Rudesheim, Germany included a walk through Siegfried Wendel's Mechanical Music Museum. I felt sure it was another touristy spot and wasn't too excited. But, by golly, I was wrong. The privately owned collection, housed in this castle like building, displayed over 350 self playing musical instruments. All the collection of one man.
Sunday, May 20, 2012
Rudeshiem, Germany
The river cruise tour, at our stop in Rudesheim, Germany included a walk through Siegfried Wendel's Mechanical Music Museum. I felt sure it was another touristy spot and wasn't too excited. But, by golly, I was wrong. The privately owned collection, housed in this castle like building, displayed over 350 self playing musical instruments. All the collection of one man.
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It would be fun to know more about the man who collected all of these unusual and wonderful musical objects.
ReplyDeleteHi Kate!
ReplyDeleteI just know that he is 76 yrs old, decided to start collecting after seeing such a machine in California. His granddaughter is one of the guides.
Oh my...how easily I get off track!I was supposed to tell you about the other end of that excursion where we stopped at the cuckoo shop clock....tomorrow!
ReplyDeleteThat looks like great fun, must have been quite noisy. Don't bother about the chronology, I will read it anyway.Your head is still full of impressions I think.
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Yes Anita....I'm going there now!
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