Explore the enduring craft of pipe organ building and the emotional power of sound through the work of a historic organ firm.

BARONE: Well, I would imagine that the organ is kind of a mythical beast. It's been around for ages and ages. It was invented before Christ, and its involvement with the church is a relatively ...

The 113-year-old pipe organ at New Bedford's St. Anthony of Padua Church is a landmark within a landmark. ... one-of-a-kind pipe organ is well worth the ongoing efforts.

The Organ Grinder was about the experience, not the food. “It was perfectly valid, middle-of-the road, family pizza, yeah,” Richardson says.

Pipe Organs. Season 19 Episode 1910 | 26m 46s Video has Closed Captions | CC. Pipe organs throughout Mississippi, organ restorer Burnley Cook. 03/09/2023 ...

Paul Woelbing, the president of Carma Labs, Inc. (the makers of Carmex lip balm), is on a mission to reintroduce the theater pipe organ to the 21st Century. And he's well on his way.

The old pipe organ, a grand, intricate instrument, is undergoing about $200,000 in renovations, as well as digital technology that will allow it to sound much like the grandest pipe organs in the ...

D.C. National Cathedral’s dying pipe organ is getting a $14.5 million renovation. The organ contained more than 10,000 pipes and was played at numerous events and services.

The 113-year-old pipe organ at New Bedford's St. Anthony of Padua Church is a landmark within a landmark. "There's no organ like this in the world." ...

The Wanamaker Organ is the largest fully operational pipe organ on the planet. The instrument boasts 28,750 pipes. It is, in a word, massive — and massive-sounding — and nothing short of ...

The Denfeld Historic Organ Restoration and Preservation Alliance suspects it will cost “seven figures” to restore the decades-old instrument. $2 for 6 months SUBSCRIBE NOW Read Today's Paper ...

Pipe organs are big, expensive, and complicated. Most have multiple keyboards, called manuals, and a pedalboard. Each manual can play many different sounds, controlled by knobs called stops.