Pipe Organ Collection (page 3)

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.