An organ concert at All Saints’ Church in Hastings Old Town Parish will include a performance of the oldest surviving piece ...

Unlike the piano, a percussion instrument that produces sound when a hammer hits the strings, the organ is a woodwind. It generates sound by releasing pressurized air through valves and letting it to ...

Some homes have pianos in their living rooms, but Sabina Wilhelm's house is probably the only one in St. John’s with a much bigger keyboard instrument - a pipe organ.

A 115-year-old church echoed with music and memories one last time Sunday, as congregants gathered for a farewell service ...

Now, the functioning organ stands proudly in Pyle's living room, right next to his grand piano. The labyrinth of pipes sit in their own room — a growing collection of 1,500 tubes that he's ...

EVERY seasoned organist likes to talk about ‘managing’ a pipe organ, and I used to wonder why. Nobody speaks of ‘managing’ a piano or a piccolo. But neither of these instruments has the ...

A 270-pipe organ can be found to the left of the altar in a side chapel. Built by Bevington & Sons of London in 1862, it was shipped to the West Coast around perilous Cape Horn.

It works on the same principle as a normal organ, using a set of pipes, a wind system, and a keyboard. The air in the pipe organ is pressurised by a balloon.

And while an organ can be cheaper and more practical than a grand piano to own – unless you opt for the pipe version, obviously – they aren't always the number one keyboard choice. That's because ...

The kids laid out the keyboard, assembled the organ’s frame and arranged the pipes in the right order — along with blowing into some of the pipes to make some noise.

The spiritual sails of St. Sulpice have been filled for two centuries by its 6,600-pipe organ. Organists from around the world come to Paris just to hear this organ.

Frederick Swann in 2004 playing the organ at the Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles, a 6,134-pipe instrument designed by Frank Gehry and Manuel Rosales. Ken Hively/Los Angeles Times, via ...