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31: 251: 192:. The traction engine could also supply electric power for lighting, and tow the calliope in the circus parade, where it traditionally came last. Other circus calliopes were self-contained, mounted on a carved, painted and gilded wagon pulled by horses, but the presence of other steam boilers in the circus meant that fuel and expertise to run the boiler were readily available. Steam instruments often had keyboards made from brass. This was in part to resist the heat and moisture of the steam, but also for the golden shine of the highly polished keys. 42: 231: 243: 263: 222:, although this process is difficult and must be repeated often to maintain quality sound. Since the pitch of each note is largely affected by the temperature of the steam, accurate tuning is nearly impossible; however, the off-pitch notes (particularly in the upper register) have become something of a trademark of the steam calliope. A calliope may have anywhere from 25 to 67 whistles, but 32 is traditional for a steam calliope. 329:, who built calliopes from 1890 until 1932. The Thomas J. Nichol calliopes featured rolled sheet copper (as used in roofing) for the resonant tube (the bell) of the whistle, lending a sweeter tone than cast bronze or brass, which were the usual materials for steam whistles of the day. David Morecraft pioneered a resurgence in the building of authentic steam calliopes of the Thomas J. Nichol style beginning in 1985 in 292:. In 1851, William Hoyt of Dupont, Indiana claimed to have conceived of a device similar to Stoddard's calliope, but he never patented it. Later, an employee of Stoddard's American Music, Arthur S. Denny, attempted to market an "Improved Kalliope" in Europe, but it did not catch on. In 1859, he demonstrated this instrument in 358:
Most calliopes disappeared in the mid-20th century, as steam power was replaced with other power sources. Without the demand for technicians that mines and railroads supplied, no support was available to keep boilers running. Only a few calliopes have survived, and, unless converted to a modern power
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recalled, "When we first worked on 'Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite!' John had said that he wanted to 'smell the sawdust on the floor', wanted to taste the atmosphere of the circus. I said to him, 'What we need is a calliope.' 'A what?' 'Steam whistles, played by a
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with glass pipes of varying lengths each illuminated and heated by an individual gas jet. A keyboard allowed the player to turn down individual jets; as the glass tube cooled, a note was produced. Kastner installed several such instruments in Paris.
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Stoddard's original calliope was attached to a metal roller set with pins in the manner familiar to Stoddard from the contemporary clockwork
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The pronunciation of the word has long been disputed, and often it is pronounced differently inside and outside the groups that use it. The
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is a calliope-like instrument that uses internal combustion within its whistles to power their notes, rather than externally produced.
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and requires its owner to maintain a boiler operator's license. The calliope produces 10 notes and takes 8 hours to get ready.
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The calliaphone is a compressed-air powered, easily transported instrument developed by early 20th century American inventor
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While Stoddard originally intended the calliope to replace bells at churches, it found its way onto riverboats during the
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patented the calliope on October 9, 1855, though his design echoes previous concepts, such as an 1832 instrument called a
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era. While only a small number of working steamboats still exist, each has a steam calliope. These boats include the
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A calliope is typically very loud. Even some small calliopes are audible for miles. There is no way to vary
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line in the #11 track "Haunted Fortress 2" in the game's soundtrack, used mostly during
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used tapes of calliope music to create the atmosphere of a circus. Beatles producer
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Steam calliope (c. 1901) built by George Kratz and used on the showboat French's
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instead of a live musician. The music roll operated in a similar manner to a
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Kitch Greenhouse Steam Calliope at the Ohio Historical Society – July 2006
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rather than steam whistles to produce its principal sounds. See also
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or mechanically. Mechanical operation may be by a drum similar to a
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A relatively recently-built calliope is that of Carl Bergman of
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was powered by ignition of propane inside resonant cavities.
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marches. " chopped the tapes up into small sections and had
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throw them up into the air, re-assembling them at random."
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in Quebec). The air-driven calliope is sometimes called a
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by people who played it. A nineteenth-century magazine,
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Fairground calliope trailer being hauled by a U.S.-built
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How the Belle of Louisville Steam Calliope Works (PDF)
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The calliope is confused by some with the air-powered
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includes audio clips of several riverboat calliopes
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rhythm
duration
organ
Quebec
Norman Baker
age of steam
carousels
traction engine
keyboard
music box
roll
player piano
MIDI
chromatic scale

stern-wheeler

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