Organ (music)

The organ is a keyboard instrument played using one or more manuals and a pedalboard. It uses wind moving through metal or wood pipes and/or it uses sampled organ sounds or oscillators to produce sound, which remains constant while a key is depressed.

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  Baroque pipe organ of the XVIII century by the Spanish Gómez Herrera, Monastery of Santa Cruz, Coimbra, Portugal
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  la chapelle des Maccabées, St-Pierre, Genève
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  St. Eusebius Church, Arnhem
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  Gothic organ, Basilique de Valère, 1435
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  organist at Lausanne Cathedral
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  Mighty Wurlitzer Theater organ,
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  Mighty Wurlitzer Theater organ, , detail
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  Salt Lake Tabernacle organ
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  Pipe Organs of New York City
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  St. Mary Organs in Kraków
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  Orgues d'Alsace
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  Oslo domkirke
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  Gjerstad kirke

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  Wurlitzer Electronic organ
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  electronic home organ
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  church digital organ
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  Rodgers Organ Console in Church

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  Types of organ stops
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Organ music

Main gallery: Organ music.

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  Organ range
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  Buxheimer Orgelbuch f°242

Organists

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  1568
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  John Blow, 1649-1708
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  Chrétien Urhan, 1790-1845
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  César Franck at the console of the organ at St. Clotilde Basilica, Paris, 1885
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  Marie-Louise Girod, 1915
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  organist
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  Wurlitzer Theater organ, El Capitan Theater, Los Angeles
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  Sauer-Orgel, Bremer St. Petri Dom

See also

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  Pipe organ
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  Musical instrument
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  music