My Homemade Celesta
This is a documentary on the construction of my homemade celesta showing each step of the process through completion. The full video is rather long so if you’d like to see the instrument finished and hear a short demo then skip ahead to [15:30], although you shouldn’t miss a couple of fun segments where I tried my hand at some amateur animations at [10:30] and [13:25].
Please leave me a comment below and let me know what you think.
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Beautiful finished instrument….I say with all the time/materials/man hours of labor you put into this machine….it would cost….oh about $13,000 (lol)….but of course…your actual cost is minute….good job….enjoyed watching this video….
very good
recomendo
Your dog is cute and I have a black lab too (a puppy, and he is also half golden retriever too)
BRILLIANT!
Wow… there are actually 10 thumbs-down votes. Must be trolls! So ridiculous – this is a fantastic video! Thank you for explaining your process so well.
i need one!
Amazing! It was obviously a lot of hard work but such a wonderful instrument as the end result. Well done!
super cool!! love it!
so….
how much would you charge to build anothuh please? (Tiny Tim voicing)???
hello! please, what is the tuning of this incredible instrument?
muy interesante
You're a genius! Fantastic skill as musician & craftsman! I like playing keyboard instruments, too! I'm a creative writer and you
resemble 2 of my creations…Granville K. Hubbard (anglicized from Hlebivoda, Croatian) & Michael (Mickey) Saint-Albans.
Beautiful work!
It just shows that sometimes need leads to creation, invention and re-purposing of things to a better or more usable format.
wow amazing talents!
Damn. This video is straight outa 2006
Olha eu não tenho aqui primeiro aí dá um joinha atendeu porque tem um joinha e vocês se não todo duplo jóia para baixo
Pretty cool! I wish I had that kind of patience!
This is amazing! Great job!
Cute dog! 🙂
Would you mind telling me what metal it is?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Celesta …The keys connect to hammers that strike a graduated set of metal (usually steel) plates or bars suspended OVER WOODEN resonators …
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Celesta#/media/File:Celesta_Schiedmayer_mechanism.gif
The Yamaha – so called – Cel is a Glockenspiel not a Celesta as invented by Mustel
great job 😀
Why do the bass notes make such a pronounced "clunking" sound?
Yamaha produces also celesta? Sincerely, I'm not suprised.
Wow! Amazing! Thanks for sharing.
What a beautiful instrument – really a wonderful keyed "Glockenspiel" (16:00).
BTW: A great and very entertaining video!
Thanx a lot from Germany!