Dadswell's Organeriam

Dadswell's Organeriam Based in South Lincolnshire, but willing to travel, for further details please send a message.

Dadswell's Organeriam is a wonderful attraction for any show bringing music new and old from our 21 note street organ 'Dunphy' and 20 note Deleika organ 'Stan'.

28/05/2026

Today we have 'The Post Horn Gallop'. The tune was created in 1844 by Hermann Koenig, as a fast paced solo piece, with accompanying orchestra to be played with a post horn 📯. The Post horn was more of a tool than an instrument in its day, it was used to alert people of the fast approaching horse drawn mail carts and to clear the path ahead. Some postal services across the world still use the post horn as their symbol for their postal services, including Germany, Belgium & Ukraine to name a few. We hope you enjoy the tune.

Do you have an event planned this year? Would you like something different for your visitors? Dadswell's Organeriam will...
28/05/2026

Do you have an event planned this year?
Would you like something different for your visitors?
Dadswell's Organeriam will happily be that something different. We have a choice of two wonderful street organs, with a large variety of music for all ages between them. Available for any kind of event big or small. We pride ourselves in providing lovely sounding music, as well as explaining and demonstrating how our street organs work to visitors.

If you would like more information, please feel free to contact us via Facebook messenger or email: [email protected]

We're all set up and ready to go at Daisy Made Farm. There's plenty to see and do here today, as well as a good opportun...
26/04/2026

We're all set up and ready to go at Daisy Made Farm. There's plenty to see and do here today, as well as a good opportunity to enjoy one of their lovely ice creams while listening to a tune from 'Dunphy'.

23/04/2026

Today we have 'Arrival of the Queen of Sheba', played on our Trueman Organ 'Dunphy'. The tune originates from George Frideric Handel's 1749 oratorio (opera) Solomon. A well known tune, that's very enjoyable to hear on the organ. We hope you enjoy hearing it too.

We're pleased to say the Organeriam will be out for our first event of 2026 this Sunday (26th April). We'll be attending...
22/04/2026

We're pleased to say the Organeriam will be out for our first event of 2026 this Sunday (26th April). We'll be attending Daisy Made Farm, for their classic car & bike day. This is a wonderful event to see a wide variety of vintage vehicles and sample their delicious ice creams. If you're coming along, enjoy a tune from Dunphy, while you enjoy your Ice cream. 🍦

Today Russell got the Organeriam built up in preparation for the 2026 showing season. This also gave an opportunity to c...
19/04/2026

Today Russell got the Organeriam built up in preparation for the 2026 showing season. This also gave an opportunity to carry out any repairs and alterations needed, as well as putting some music through the organs to make sure they are working correctly and playing in tune. It has also given us a chance to get the Organeriam collection together for a photograph.

Along with the Organeriam we have our organ 'Stan' on his purpose built carriage. Russell has been slowly doing the sign writing on the front, so people know who we are, he's nearly finished with a few more details to complete.

You'll also notice our miniature showman's engine, this is a back burner project for the moment, but we look forward to getting it up and running in the future. Unlike an actual showman's engine, this engine works on a 12 volt battery and is nearly completely built of plywood. Built by Sandy Fraser, who had an incredible eye for detail, built like an actual engine, with moving flywheel and valve gear all run from a motor hiden where the dynamo would be. Russell was kindly sold the engine by Sandy's daughter Helen last year, who has been a family friend for many years. There are a few jobs needed to be carried out before we can get the engine back into working order but nothing too serious.

Today Russell and his friend Brandon had a visit to Statfold Country Park, to see the wonderful collection of steam, fai...
11/04/2026

Today Russell and his friend Brandon had a visit to Statfold Country Park, to see the wonderful collection of steam, fairground and many other heritage items on display. This weekend is also the Fairground Organ Preservation Society (FOPS) Weekend, showing a wide variety of fairground and street organs. It was a good chance to catch up with Russell's friends in the organ community. The organs will be there again tomorrow and we definitely recommend a visit to Stratfold.

Today Russell & Sarah had a visit down to Diss in Norfolk, to have a look around The Grange Musical Collection. Unfortun...
06/04/2026

Today Russell & Sarah had a visit down to Diss in Norfolk, to have a look around The Grange Musical Collection. Unfortunately, Russell didn't manage to get any pictures of the many instruments on display, with lots of the instruments being demonstrated and played. It's worth a visit for anyone interested in mechanical music and definitely a hidden gem.

EDIT: Happy April fools day everyone, we're pleased to say that 'Stan' is safe and sound and hasn't been pulled to piece...
01/04/2026

EDIT: Happy April fools day everyone, we're pleased to say that 'Stan' is safe and sound and hasn't been pulled to pieces.

We're pleased to share with you our project over the winter. With the prices of everything going up, Russell's been trying to find ways to reduce the running cost of the Organeriam. We have made modifications to our organ 'Stan', by removing the pipes, bellows and internal mechanisms, replacing them with the cutting edge technology of a tape deck, this will allow us to not only play organ music of any scale but any music we can find on tape. We'll be looking around all the local charity shops this weekend to top the music collection up. We plan to do the same to our 'Dunphy' in due time, we also plan to offer this service to other organ owners that would like this setup fitting to their instruments.

Would you like something a little different for your event or occasion?Why not have one of our wonderful hand turned str...
03/02/2026

Would you like something a little different for your event or occasion?

Why not have one of our wonderful hand turned street organs?

We have a choice of two street organ set ups, with a wide variety of music old and new for all to enjoy.

We can cater for any type of events and any occasion, we'll work with you to give you the best experience possible.

If you're interested in having Dadswell's Organeriam for your event, please feel free to contact us on Messenger or by emailing [email protected]

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Lincoln Road, Skellingthorpe
Lincoln
LN6 5SA

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