Pianola Museum, Amsterdam
The Pianola Museum is a small museum dedicated to pianolas (automatic pianos) and pianos.
The Pianola Museum is a small museum dedicated to pianolas (automatic pianos) and pianos. See the various instruments on display, and learn how they function on music rolls. You can even catch a concert here.
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