The regionally unique collector's fair for self-playing musical instruments delights enthusiasts and those who just want to "look" twice a year at the location "Asbachgasse," directly opposite the train station in Rüdesheim.

More than 60 vendors from Germany and neighboring countries offer everything related to self-playing musical instruments at their booths. Most of these are historical devices with melodious names: Ariston, Polyphon, or Symphonion, Regina, Fortuna, Troubadour and Adler, Pianola, Ampico, Duo-Art, Welte and Hupfeld, Edison, phonographs, and gramophones, as well as their needles. In addition to the devices, which mostly originate from the early 20th century, you can also purchase the matching sound carriers and spare parts for these devices. Cardboard scores, music rolls, musical discs made of metal or cardboard, wax cylinders, and shellac records can be found at this unique collector's fair in Europe.

Further current information is available directly from the organizer at this link: https://www.musicamechanica.com/de/schedule