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Bacigalupo Barrel Organ

  • Artifact Type: Organ, Barrel
At a time when most popular music was performed in concert halls by professional musicians, the portable, self-playing barrel organ gave people the opportunity to listen to music andfor those without trainingto play it. The Italian organ builder Giovanni Bacigalupo, who immigrated to Germany in 1873, manufactured this particular organ sometime around 1880 in Berlin. His family continued to produce such instruments in their Prenzlauer Berg factory for over a century, closing it in 1977.
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Harpsichord

  • Artifact Type: Harpsichord, Electric
  • Model: CW-8-57 (S) Series P-3
Famously heard on Becausethe trippy, mournful second cut on side two of The Beatles album Abbey Roadthis electric harpsichord was used extensively throughout the psychedelic 60s. Popularized by Baroque revivalists and bands like The Doors, the Beach Boys and the Grateful Dead, the instrument was produced in very small numberswith only 500 units remaining in existence today. Essentially consisting of an acoustic harpsichord, turbocharged by an electric guitars pick-up system, the electric harpsichord is now a highly prized collectors item.
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Hurdy Gurdy Instruments

  • Artifact Type: Hurdy-Gurdy
  • Model Vielle à roue style
One of the most eccentric instruments, the hurdy-gurdy is an unlikely mash-up of the violin and the bagpipes. Believed to have originated in 12th-century Europe, and possibly derived from stringed instruments brought from the Middle East and North Africa during the Moorish invasion of Spain, it remains a popular instrument in many folk music traditions. This particularly ornate, decorative model is an example of the so-called vielle roue (wheel fiddle) style, which emerged in 18th-century France and was popular with the nobility.
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Fiddle

  • Artifact Type: Fiddle
This instrument was formerly owned by the great Canadian fiddler Al Cherny. Born in Medicine Hat, Alberta, in 1932, Cherny gained a reputation for being a talented and flashy fiddleroften playing with the instrument held behind his back or under his leg. In the 1950s he relocated to Ontario to perform with CKNXs Barn Dance radio show and eventually made it to CBCs The Tommy Hunter Show, where he became a regular, bringing his upbeat style, infused with a dash of Ukrainian folk, to a national audience.
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Guitar

  • Artifact Type: Guitar, Acoustic
  • Model: Steel-string (Flat-top)
This custom acoustic guitar was built for Anne Murray, one of the countrys most successful singer-songwriters. A crossover sensation, she enjoyed airplay on country, pop and adult radio, soaring on the strength of songs like Snowbird and You Needed Me. While Murray became an international superstar, her stage presentation remained simple and unaffected, qualities reflected in the low-key decoration CBS placed on the instrumentMurrays initials.
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Stage Outfit

  • Artifact Type: Ensemble
A fittingly patriotic outfit for a musician who went by the handle Captain Canadathis suit and belt combination was once owned by legendary fiddler Brian Sklar. Designed in the flamboyant Nudie Cohn style favoured by country and rock artists throughout the 60s and 70s, this outfit likely had its time in the spotlight. The prolific Sklar, along with his band the Western Senators and the Tex Pistols, has toured Europe 32 times, released 29 studio albums, appeared in over 250 television productions and performed at 39 Calgary Stampedes.
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Synthesizer

  • Artifact Type: Synthesizer
  • Model: 2500
In the 1977 sci-fi classic Close Encounters of the Third Kind, five electronic-sounding notes allow humanity to communicate with aliens. The source of those notes likely came from the ARP 2500a modular, analog synthesizer. Designed by former NASA electrical engineer Alan R. Pearlman, the instruments most significant innovation is its matrix of patchable sliders. These sliders stand in stark contrast to the loose patch cables found on the more conventional Moog and Buchla systems of the time. The companys first instrument was not a commercial success howeveronly selling about 100 units.
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