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A World Of Automatic Music

Graham brings you a lovely selection including the Coffee Concert and Martial Moments. Mechanical Music Radio is a 24-hour radio station and podcast dedicated to the fascinating world of mechanical music and automatic instruments.In this programme, we explore the sounds of…

Podcast · By Mechanical Music Radio · English · Official site

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12
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Sep 24, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 24, 2026

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    Graham brings you a lovely selection including the Coffee Concert and Martial Moments. Mechanical Music Radio is a 24-hour radio station and podcast dedicated to the fascinating world of mechanical music and automatic instruments. In this programme, we explore the sounds of mechanical organs, self-playing pianos, musical boxes, orchestrions, fairground organs and street organs, celebrating music that plays itself. Broadcasting 24 hours a day, Mechanical Music Radio offers a different journey eve

  2. Episode · Sep 17, 2026

    A World Of Automatic Music (opens the original)

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    Graham brings you a lovely selection including the Coffee Concert and Martial Moments. Mechanical Music Radio is a 24-hour radio station and podcast dedicated to the fascinating world of mechanical music and automatic instruments. In this programme, we explore the sounds of mechanical organs, self-playing pianos, musical boxes, orchestrions, fairground organs and street organs, celebrating music that plays itself. Broadcasting 24 hours a day, Mechanical Music Radio offers a different journey eve

  3. Episode · Sep 10, 2026

    A World Of Automatic Music (opens the original)

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    Graham brings you a lovely selection including the Coffee Concert and Martial Moments. Mechanical Music Radio is a 24-hour radio station and podcast dedicated to the fascinating world of mechanical music and automatic instruments. In this programme, we explore the sounds of mechanical organs, self-playing pianos, musical boxes, orchestrions, fairground organs and street organs, celebrating music that plays itself. Broadcasting 24 hours a day, Mechanical Music Radio offers a different journey eve

  4. Episode · Sep 3, 2026

    A World Of Automatic Music (opens the original)

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    Graham brings you a lovely selection including the Coffee Concert and Martial Moments. Mechanical Music Radio is a 24-hour radio station and podcast dedicated to the fascinating world of mechanical music and automatic instruments. In this programme, we explore the sounds of mechanical organs, self-playing pianos, musical boxes, orchestrions, fairground organs and street organs, celebrating music that plays itself. Broadcasting 24 hours a day, Mechanical Music Radio offers a different journey eve

  5. Episode · Aug 27, 2026

    A World Of Automatic Music (opens the original)

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    Graham brings you a lovely selection including the Coffee Concert and Martial Moments. Mechanical Music Radio is a 24-hour radio station and podcast dedicated to the fascinating world of mechanical music and automatic instruments. In this programme, we explore the sounds of mechanical organs, self-playing pianos, musical boxes, orchestrions, fairground organs and street organs, celebrating music that plays itself. Broadcasting 24 hours a day, Mechanical Music Radio offers a different journey eve

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