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27. Juli 2020 · Most of us recognize the music of a pipe organ, but much fewer of us likely realize how venerable, and how complex, this musical instrument is. Pipe organs d...
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Organ: Background of the organ through history. Greek and Roman Pipe Organs: Ancient origins of the organ. The Middle Ages. Organs in the Middle Ages became chamber instruments and were used frequently for church services. Another type of organ used during this time was called a portative organ, a smaller model that could be carried. Portative ...
22. Nov. 2022 · November 22, 2022. The earliest pipe organs are thought to have been water organs, or hydrauli, that were developed in Northern Africa during the Hellenic Age. Later, bellows that were invented in ancient Egypt were used to pump air into organs, creating the earliest pipe organs. (Notably, new organs are still made with bellows that can be ...
7. Juli 2022 · On this particular organ, the Great controls the pipes above the console. The Swell. The Swell, the top manual, has shutters that allow the organist to control the dynamics with a box on the pedalboard. The Choir (or Rückpositiv) The Choir, or the Positif or Rückpositiv, is a smaller division usually placed below or behind the player.
By clever use of different pipe materials and pipes of different shapes, these can be made to emit different timbres, with the intention of producing sounds that imitate various other instruments. With a pipe organ, a single timbre is referred to as a "stop." For example, an organ with three timbres is called a "3-stop organ."
9. Nov. 2017 · This article is about organs that produce sound by driving wind through pipes. For an overview of related instruments, see Organ (music).The pipe organ in Sa...
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10. Jan. 2023 · Unlike pipe organs, the reed organ was quite dynamic, with changes in the air pressure blown across a vibrating reed serving to increase and decrease the instrument’s volume. Interestingly, this was the first type of instrument that Yamaha founder Torakusu Yamaha worked on; he would later develop his own model, which introduced various improvements that made tuning more reliable.
