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The serinette was soon adopted by wandering [[troubadour]]s and other [[busker]]s. The only problem with serinettes was that they produced a very small, bird-like sound. As performers demanded a fuller sound, organs were built with larger pipes and bellows, and interchangeable barrels. Thus the instruments we would recognize as barrel organs were developed.
The serinette was soon adopted by wandering [[troubadour]]s and other [[busker]]s. The only problem with serinettes was that they produced a very small, bird-like sound. As performers demanded a fuller sound, organs were built with larger pipes and bellows, and interchangeable barrels. Thus the instruments we would recognize as barrel organs were developed.
[[category:Musical Instrument]]
[[category:Musical Instruments]]