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Collection Reka
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History
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In 1960 the Museum obtained nearly 250 European and non-European musical instruments from Paul Kaiser-Reka of Brandenburg. With his stage-name "Reka" Kaiser was known as a music clown and variety-show artist who could play many instruments. During the course of his life (1881-1963) he amassed a collection of roughly 1000 instruments, some of which he sold to museums in Cologne, Brandenburg and Leipzig. Kaiser's son Berol inherited a part of the Collection, and with it he founded the Reka Musical Instrument Collection in Frankfurt an der Oder.
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Exhibit
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Walking-stick recorder, ca. 1900
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Stroh violin, 20th century
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