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Old May 7 2008, 12:59 PM

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Which piece do you mean?
Or do you mean the most famous piece for mechanical organ is one Mozart wrote?
I meant that Mozart's most famous piece for Organ was actually written for mechanical organ: the Fantasy in F minor. Having said this, the other two moderately famous works he composed for solo organ (another Fantasy in F minor, and an Allegro in F) are also for mechanical organ:

Mozart's Fantasias K.594 and K.608 for mechanical organ

If you're interested, there's a fantastic mechanical organ at Schloss Hellbrunn in Austria, near Salzburg. Besides the organ, the grounds also feature an elaborate set of trick water-fountains for 'jeu d'eau'.
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