Music Boxes Museum Ein Hod
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Nisan Cohen has a collection of antique musical instruments on display at the Nissko Museum in Ein Hod, Israel. The collection includes over 200 music boxes from around the world that are over 100 years old, as well as hurdy gurdies, automatic organs, reproducing player pianos, and gramophones from the early 1900s. Cohen gives tours explaining the history and mechanics of the different instruments, from early music boxes that played one song to later models that held multiple songs. The collection offers a unique hands-on experience to learn about the evolution of mechanical music devices.
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Music Boxes Museum Ein Hod
- 1. Music boxes- Ein Hod Marvelous music-making machines
- 2. Nissko museumlocated at the southern end of the village Ein- Hod Artists is one of the special places that Ein Hod offer recreation impression and memory even long at Museum her the sounds music boxes ended. Miracles Nissko, a collector of music boxes - or language instruments mechanical, conducts a tour of the collection boxes playing his antiques, and music box oldest discovered two hundred years Galilee her wooden box, playing simple from Africa, a box from Germany operated by coins at the train station, a box portable color with a monkey claps and organ mechanical giant playing all alone.
- 3. Ein Hod was founded in 1953 by the Dada artist Marcel Janco and a group of artists and remains the only artists’ village in Israel, and one of few of its kind in the whole world. We found ourselves taking a 150year step back into history.
- 4. Upon entering the museum we found one large room filled with scores of fine wood boxes and a small area cordoned off for concerts of original gramophone fro 1900’s. Immediately we realized we were standing amidst one of the richest collections of antique mechanical music machines in the Middle East.
- 5. Nisan took us from the music boxes that played one song per spool, to ones that held 9 songs – a clever precursor to computer programs. As we progressed from the hurdy gurdy to the street organ, the oldest mechanical music device, we enjoyed the hands-on experience that defines this museum
- 6. US-born former documentary film maker Nisan Cohen began his captivating collection of small and large music boxes, hurdy gaudies, hand-operated automatic pianos, gramophones and a host of other antique musical instruments about 40 years ago. Cohen traveled the world during a .filmmaking career that began in the 1950s
- 7. The collection, which was accumulatedover 40 years by Nisan Cohen, the founderof the Nisco Museum, contains musicboxes, hurdy grudges, an automatic organ,a reproducing player piano, a collectionof 100 year old manuals, gramophones,hand operated automatic pianos andmany other antique musical instruments.
- 14. My From my private collection