Celebrating the Art of Self-Playing Instruments at The Musical Museum

The Musical Museum in Brentford, London, is home to one of the world's foremost collections of self-playing musical instruments. It was founded in 1968 and has since become significant in preserving musical heritage.

The museum, celebrating its Golden Anniversary, showcases a variety of devices, including orchestrions, pipe organs, and retro music boxes. Its architecture enhances the musical experience, offering a dedicated space for live demonstrations of its treasures.

Notable Features

• 💃 Key highlight #1: The Mighty Wurlitzer
• 🎹 Key highlight #2: Interactive demonstrations of self-playing instruments
• 📦 Key highlight #3: A diverse collection that spans history and culture

With both free and paid entry options, The Musical Museum welcomes tourists, families, and music historians alike to explore its unique offerings.