Bringing the Timeless Sounds of the Circus to Life
Originally built by the Stinson Organ Company of Bellefontaine, Ohio, for the Royal Lichtenstein Circus' 25-year American tour, this remarkable Caliola Organ carries a rich history of entertaining audiences. Following the circus' retirement in 1993, the instrument found a new chapter in its journey, continuing to bring the joyful sounds of traditional circus and fairground music to audiences today.
Featuring 31 voiced pipes, a full glockenspiel, bass drum, snare drum and cymbals, the Caliola Organ produces a lively, unmistakable sound that captures the spirit of a bygone era. Its cheerful melodies create a welcoming atmosphere, adding a touch of nostalgia and excitement to any event.
As one delighted listener once remarked, "It puts you in a happy mood. Who could have a bad day with music like this?"
One of the few instruments of its kind still touring, this magnificent organ is more than a musical attraction. It's a piece of living circus history that delights guests of all ages and creates memories they'll treasure long after the music fades.
