What instrument plays the overture in phantom of the opera, and where can you get the official music for it?

Posted by admin on December 30th, 2010

Question by Chris Bahr: What instrument plays the overture in phantom of the opera, and where can you get the official music for it?
I am an experienced piano / organ player, and I want to get to the Overture from Phantom of the Opera. I’m pretty sure it’s some sort of organ, but not completely. I can not find the place, the official, original music for the overture. To sum it up, which is essential for an instrument Phantom of the Opera: Overture, and where can u get the original and official music for them? Thanks in advance!

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Answer by gtarczar
try your local music store

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  1. barco says:
    December 30, 2010 at 7:43 am

    If you look at the YEAR that Phantom was composed.. then the best guess would be the organ used is a GIANT WURLITZER.. and the recorded pieces have a definite GIANT WURLITZER sound to them.

    The one thing you know is.. it has to be a WURLITZER, or an ALLEN or a ROGERS or a CONN because they were the only big organs being built in the 1980′s

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