The BIGGEST, BADDEST, most awsomestis, instrument ever. The mighty pipe organ.

Holy heck ! That's quite amazing. That's bigger than any house in my neighborhood !

And organ gets my vote over banjos and bagpipes any day ! But an organ is clearly not portable.

I have some half-ass organ sounds in the GR1 synth though.

It's portable, but 3rd rate.

But maybe someone could "sample" the whole organ like they do with the guitar amp sampling equipment ?

Could carry the whole organ in a gig bag !

Ha. That organ might be portable but looks like it couldn't hit any note below high C above high C above high C....lol

A piccolo organ !

As well, it should! 

the only thing I like more than a Hammond B-3 and Leslie speaker is it's way big brother....

The only good thing about compulsory chapel attendance when a student at Belmont during the 70s was their amazing pipe organ, and a woman from the music dept. who liked playing these amazing Bach fugues on it before the boring sermon began.

like a bit of teh old pipe organ

Down in the big smoke the symphony orchestra plays concerts in the town hall a few times a year.

I discovered that if you get there early there is always a half hour recital on the big pipe organ in the hall.

I always get there early to have a listen.

What I know now, after attending a few of these, is that there is "modern" organ compositions,in the sense of modern orchestral music.

Some of that is really worth listening to.

we have a pretty amazing one here in town

I'm an old guy. When I was a kid, I took years of piano lessons from a church organist, and when I was in high school, he finally started giving me pipe organ lessons. A friend/relative of the family was the organist at the First Baptist church in our town, and he gave me a key to the church (!) and I used to practice on the three-manual First Baptist pipe organ after school. What a gas! My legs were too long to play the pedals correctly and I kept banging my knees, so I never became much of a pipe organ player, but at least I learned a lot about proper playing technique and how the organ works, etc. I remember I couldn't resist banging out my versions of the Bach Toccata and Fugue in Dm and the Widor Toccata in F in that big old empty church.

Interesting!

Thanks for the link.

Almost 29,000 pipes, holy cow......

Read and learn:

theatreorgans.com/travellingmoller/index.htm

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Why did Beethoven have so many children?

His organ didn't have any stops.