Enrique Granados plays Goyescas “The Lady and the Nightingale” in a 1913 Welte roll recording

“Just A Night For Meditation” 1928 Fox-Trot played by Jack Ward on Welte

“That’s My Weakness Now” pop song from 1928 played by Holbrook King on Welte

“If You Hadn’t Gone Away” slow shuffle from 1925 played by Johnny Johnson on Welte

“Just Friends” Fox Trot from 1931 played by Phil Ohman on Welte

Gabriel Fauré plays his “Pavane” for piano in a 1912 Welte Mignon roll recording

“The Skaters Waltz” by Waldteufel played on Welte Piano Roll by Harry Perrella

Theodor Leschetizky plays Chopin Nocturne Op. 27 No. 2 in a 118-year-old Welte Roll Recording

Frank Milne plays three fox-trot dance numbers from 1936 on Ampico

“Toccata” by Claude Debussy played by E. Robert Schmitz in a 1928 Ampico Roll Recording

Five Depression-Era Dance Tunes Played by Frank Milne on Ampico Piano Roll

Gesu Bambino carol played by composer Pietro Yon in 100-year-old Ampico roll recording

Two 1925 songs played by Rube Bloom on a newly-restored foot-pump player piano

“Up In The Clouds” (1927) on piano roll played by Victor Arden

Selections from “The Sound of Music” On A Restored 1912 Bjur Bros. Player Piano

A Gershwin Tune On A Newly Restored 1912 Bjur Bros. Player Piano

Alexander Brailowsky plays Alexander Borodin, Scherzo in A-flat, in a 1925 Ampico Recording

"The Stars And Stripes Forever" 1925 Ampico Fox Trot by Edgar Fairchild & Adam Carroll

Hybrid Hand/Roll Performance of Debussy's "Clair de Lune" on a 1917 Emerson Player Piano

"The Blue Danube" Played by Mischa Levitzki in Original 1924 Ampico Roll Recording

"Aida" Selections played by Robert Armbruster in a 1923 Duo-Art Roll Recording

Alexander Sklarevski plays Prelude Op. 23 No. 4 by Rachmaninoff in a 1928 Ampico Recording

"Before and After" Restoration Pictures of a 1913 Smith & Barnes Player Piano

Adam Carroll plays "Two Hearts in Three Quarter Time" on Ampico

J. S. Bach played by Ignaz Friedman in a 1924 Piano Roll Recording

Three Depression-era movie tunes played by Robert Farquhar on Ampico.

Adam Carroll plays two 1935 movie tunes on Ampico

Claire de Lune by Debussy played by Olga Samaroff in a 1917 Ampico Piano Roll recording

Figaro Fantasie played by Vladimir Horowitz in a Welte Piano Roll recording

En Bateau, by Claude Debussy in a 1924 Welte Piano Roll recording

Tarantella, Op. 39 No. 5 by Theodore Leschetizky on Welte Piano Roll

Vee Lawnhurst Plays a 1920's Novelty Fox Trot on Welte Piano Roll

Bach's Fugue in G Minor "The Great" on Welte Piano Roll

Barcarolle by Rachmaninoff on Welte Piano Roll

Victor Arden Plays a Medley of 1930's Pop Songs on Duo-Art

Frank Milne Plays a 1933 Depression-era Dance Medley on Duo-Art

Rumba Medley on 1935 Duo Art Piano Roll

"Nobles Of The Mystic Shrine" Sousa March 4-Hand Arrangement on Duo-Art Piano by Milne and Erlebach

Rhapsody in Blue (part 2) roll by George Gershwin on a 1914 foot-pumped upright player

Frank Milne Plays A Medley Of Five 1934 Pop Songs on Ampico

"Coppélia Waltz" by Delibes played by Dohnányi in 1929 Ampico Recording

"Crazy Words, Crazy Tune" played by played by Ferde Grofé in 1927 Ampico Roll Recording

"A Bunch of Shamrocks" 1925 Irish Dance Medley on Ampico

Sergei Rachmaninoff plays Mussorgsky's 'Hopak' in a 1921 Ampico recording

Victor Lane Plays a Depression-era Dance Medley on Ampico

"Arabian Nights", 1919 One-Step Played by Arden & Lambert on Ampico

Tone Demo of a Restored 1963 9' Knabe: Enrique Granados, Danzas Españolas No. 2 "Oriental"

Rosita Renard plays Schumann "Traumes Wirren" in a 1918 Duo-Art Recording

Four 1938 Songs played by "Bob Edgeworth" in Duo-Art Recording

Freddie Rich plays Gershwin's "Oh, Lady Be Good" on Duo-Art

Frank Milne plays "So Beats My Heart For You" on Duo-Art

Three Popular Hits of 1930 on a Jumbo Ampico Recording

Brahms Intermezzo Op. 118 No. 6 in E-flat minor played by Benno Moiseiwitsch

Victor Arden Plays "Don't Tell Her What's Happened To Me" and "Lonesome Lover"

Four Show Tunes: 1929 Jumbo Ampico Recording

La Vie Breve (The Short Life) by Manuel de Falla played by E. Robert Schmitz on Ampico

"Love Is Here To Stay" by Gershwin played by Frank Milne on Ampico

Sergei Rachmaninoff plays his Prelude in G minor in 1919 Ampico Recording

"Brother, Can You Spare A Dime?" from 1932 played by Adam Carroll on Ampico

Victor Arden plays "Sweet And Lovely" on Ampico