2:13 Pipes are grouped into sets of 61 corresponding to each of the Keyboard's 61 Keys (5 Octaves). The Boardwalk Hall Organ's 3 lowest Keyboards have an extended range.
3:35 When the Musician hits a Key on the Keyboard, the corresponding valve drops down like a trap door allowing air to flow into the pipe causing the Air column to vibrate & produce sound.
Offertoire sur O filii pour la fête de Pâques Op. 49 No. 2 by Alexandre Guilmant. Played on the Casavant Frères organ at Église Saint-Jean Baptiste in Montréal.
Each Pipe plays a different note and it has quite a Big note range of over 10 Octaves.
2:13 Pipes are grouped into sets of 61 corresponding to each of the Keyboard's 61 Keys (5 Octaves). The Boardwalk Hall Organ's 3 lowest Keyboards have an extended range.
3:35 When the Musician hits a Key on the Keyboard, the corresponding valve drops down like a trap door allowing air to flow into the pipe causing the Air column to vibrate & produce sound.
The pipe organ it's a wind instrument who belongs the keyboard family and it's the piano's brother
It's basically a Keyed pan Flute which you play by hitting the Keys
It's another Keyboard Instrument
Name of song 1:01 please
Guilmant Offertorie on O Filii
@@Stringertech1 I'd like to hear it played on Pedal Harpsichord.
What’s that song he’s playing
Cuz I like it
Golden Retriever me too
Offertoire sur O filii pour la fête de Pâques Op. 49 No. 2 by Alexandre Guilmant. Played on the Casavant Frères organ at Église Saint-Jean Baptiste in Montréal.
@@kontrahylian Thanks
Definitely pipe organ music
3:54 did he just say “animal glue?”
Probably, why? Almost all glue in history has been animal glue
@@DaC10101 it’s probably cuz of copyright reasons