Pipe Organ Collection (page 2)

VERMONT STATE FAIR, 1941. An old-fashioned organist playing for the period dances at the Vermont State Fair in Rutland. Photograph by Jack Delano, September 1941

ORGANIST, 1941. The organist at an African American rollerskating rink in Chicago, Illinois. Photograph by Russell Lee, April 1941

ORGANIST, 1568. An organist accompanied by a string musician. Woodcut, 1568, by Jost Amman

Church of pilgrimage Maria Schnee in valley Lesachtal during Winter, buildt between 1520 and 1552, interior. Europe, Central Europe, Austria, March

BAMBOO ORGAN, c1890. A bamboo organ inside a church on Luzon Island, Philippines, c1890

GERMANY: MUNICIPAL LIFE. Municipal life in Germany in the 16th century. Woodcut by Hans Sebald Beham (1500-1550)

KAISER WILHELM CHURCH. Main entrance and pipe organ of the Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church in Berlin, Germany. Photograph, c1920

SAINT CECILIA (d. 230). Christian martyr and patron saint of music. Engraving, 1898
SAINT CECILIA (d.230). Christian martyr and patron saint of music. Engraving, 1898, after a painting by Knopp Imre

EL ESCORIAL: HOLY THURSDAY. Interior of the Escorial monastery during a Holy Thursday ceremony. Painting by Fernando Brambillo, 19th century

ST. CECILIA AT AN ORGAN. Oil on oak by Peter Paul Rubens

CIRCUS POSTER, 1874. Calliope! The wonderful Operonicon or Steam Car of the Muses... Chromolithograph, American, 1874

CHURCH ORGAN, 1862. Church organ made by Forster and Andrews of Hull, England, exhibited at the 1862 International Exhibition in London. Contemporary English wood engraving

MEDIEVAL MUSICIANS. Manuscript illumination, c15th century

HUNGARY: CHURCH ORGAN. A view of the pipe organ in the basilica in Esztergom, Hungary, completed in 1856. Photographed c1970

ORGAN, 19th CENTURY. American cabinet photograph, 19th century

ORGAN, 1492. Woodcut from Franchino Gaffurios Theorica Musicae Laudensis, Milan, 1492

THOMAS AUGUSTINE ARNE (1710-1778). English composer. Colored etching, c1770, after Francesco Bartolozzi

ORGANIST, 1568. An organist accompanied by a string musician. Woodcut, 1568, by Jost Amman

Woman playing organ in church

PARADE OF RINGLING CIRCUS featuring the Calliope wagon, in Columbus, Ohio, in 1900

TRAVELLING CIRCUS CALLIOPE. The Calliope player is Maybelle Stewart James, mother of the American swing band leader, Harry James (1916-1983)

AD: ORGAN, 1890. American magazine advertisement for Wilcox and Whites self-playing organs, 1890

AD: JEWELRY, 1890. American magazine advertisements for a pocket watch, jewelry and musical instruments, 1890

CATALOGUE PAGE, c1900. Page from a Montgomery Ward catalogue

The Spanish synagogue, Prague
Spanish synagogue in the Jewsih quarter of Josefov, Prague. The synagogue was built in 1868 on the site of the citys most ancient synagogue

The decorated vaulted ceiling in St. Marys church
The ornately decorated vaulted ceiling in the Church of St Mary in Krakow, Poland.Very famous in this basilica is the altarpiece of Veit Stoss

Choir of the Seville Cathedral
The Cathedral of Saint Mary of the See, better known as Seville Cathedral, is a Roman Catholic cathedral in Seville. It is the largest Gothic cathedral and the third-largest church in the world

The decorated ceiling in St. Marys church, Krakow
The ornately decorated vaulted ceiling in the Church of St Mary in Krakow, Poland

Albi cathedral
The Cathedral Basilica of Saint Cecilia

Metropolitan Cathedral Pipe Organs
The cathedral has two Pipe Organs, they were made in Mexico by JoseNassarre (spanish) in 1736, incorporating elements from 17th century

Santo Domingo Church, Roman Catholic church originally built between the 16th & 18th centuries, with an on-site museum

Metropolitan Cathedral Pipe Organs detail
Detail of the bottom part of the metropolitan Cathedral Pipe Organ, this is the walkway from the pipe Organ

Chelsea Hospital Chapel
The pipe organ in the chapel at Chelsea Royal Hospital, a retirement and nursing home for British soldiers in Chelsea, London, November 1923

Pipe Organ, Maria / ST Mary Church from the 12th century, Bergins oldest Building

organ pipes, Maria Church, warnemunde
EU, Germany, Warnemunde, organ pipes, Maria Church

Wels, Upper Austria, Austria - A statue of an angel is in front of a pipe organ s
Wels, Upper Austria, Austria - A statue of an angel is in front of a pipe organs pipes in a church

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Canada, Alberta, Calgary: Fort Calgary Historic Park, Antique Organ

Diagram showing the mechanism of the water organ of Ctesibius of Alexandria (2nd century B. C)
WATER ORGAN, 2ND CENT. B.C. Diagram showing the mechanism of the water organ of Ctesibius of Alexandria (2nd century B.C.), based on literary sources

The pipes of a pyrophone, or gas organ. In the left pipe, the flames are diverged, and sound is produced
PYROPHONE PIPES, 1875. The pipes of a pyrophone, or gas organ. In the left pipe, the flames are diverged, and sound is produced. In the right pipe, the flames are united, and no sound is produced

Italy, Sicily, Catania, Cathedral of Sant Agata, interior with pipe organ
Italy - Sicily Region - Catania (UNESCO World Heritage List, 2002) - Cathedral of Sant Agata (Saint Agatha). Interior, organ

Concert at time of Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750), Musik-Lexikon publishing, illustration
Germany, 18th century - A concert at the time of Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750). Musik-Lexikon publishing, Leipzig

France, Paris, Organ maker
France - 18th century - Organ maker

Representation of Mercury, the planet of science and the arts. Woodcut, c1470
PLANET MERCURY, c1470. Representation of Mercury, the planet of science and the arts. Woodcut, c1470

Inside the Evangelical Church, or Evangelische Stadtpfarrkirche, was built in 1520, Sibiu, Romania, Eastern Europe

Belgium, Liege, church pipe organ

Protestant service (United Reformed church), Paris, France, Europe

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The majestic Pipe Organ of St Paul's Cathedral in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia fills the sacred space with its powerful and resonant tones. Its intricate craftsmanship and rich history make it a true masterpiece. In the heart of Paris, France, Europe stands the master organ in Notre Dame de Paris cathedral. This iconic instrument has witnessed centuries of music and continues to captivate audiences with its grandeur and ethereal melodies. Amidst the arid Desert Landscape with Cactus in Arizona, an unexpected sight awaits - a harmonious blend of nature's beauty and man-made artistry. The cacti stand tall as if conducting their own symphony alongside the vibrant colors of this unique landscape. Traveling through Europe, one cannot miss Bavaria's Passau where an extraordinary pipe organ resides. With its intricate pipes reaching towards heaven, this musical marvel enchants all who hear it within the walls of Klosterneuburg abbey in Austria. Metropolitan Cathedral Pipe Organs across Europe showcase Austria's deep-rooted love for music. These magnificent instruments create a heavenly ambiance that transports listeners to another realm where melodies intertwine effortlessly. From Ireland to Austria, pipe organs have become synonymous with European culture. Their presence in churches and cathedrals is not only a testament to their historical significance but also serves as a reminder of mankind's devotion to creating beautiful music that touches souls. Amongst the prickly pachycereus marginatus cacti stands Orchestrion (1862) by Michael Welte from VAohrenbach, Germany. Published in 1877, this mechanical wonder brings together engineering brilliance and musical artistry into one captivating creation. Crossing over continents to North America lies The Organ in Notre-Dame Basilica located in Montreal, Quebec Canada. Its commanding presence echoes throughout the basilica walls as it accompanies prayers and hymns during religious ceremonies.