Christopher Nordwall, left, and Michael Ruppert inspect the wiring of the piano-style keyboard component of the 1928 Kimball Theatre Pipe Organ in the State Office Building on Tuesday.

The pipe organ (built in 1962) at St. Albans Cathedral, north of London, has 4,500 pipes. McVinnie was an organist at St. Albans in his teens. David Kelsall hide caption ...

The sounds of the pipe organ, hailed as 'the king of instruments' by composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, will reverberate throughout Chicago's northern suburbs at public concerts June 25-28, 2023 ...

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

J. Allan MacKinnon performs his first concert in more than three years on the 1928 Kimball Theatre Pipe Organ in the Alaska State Office Building during the noon hour on Friday.

For more than 60 years, an analog Allen organ provided music during services at First Reformed United Church of Christ of Lancaster. It also was central to the church’s popular ...

Since the late 1980s, the train station housing the Cincinnati Museum Center has been home to an enormous pipe organ. The first concert in the 1990s drew more than a thousand people.

UF community members flocked to a four-day kickoff to UF’s Pipe Organ Centennial from Jan. 23 to Jan. 26, commemorating the Andrew Anderson Memorial Pipe Organ, built in 1925.

The pipe organ inside the University Auditorium is named in honor of Dr. Andrew Anderson, who in 1924 donated $50,000 toward its installation.

The pipe organ was named in honor of St. Augustine philanthropist Dr. Andrew Anderson, who in 1924 saw the beauty of the newly constructed University Auditorium on the UF campus and donated ...

The pipe organ tends to be thought of as a fusty relic of classical music. But NPR's Tom Huizenga wants to change your mind about the instrument with help from a new album by organist James McVinnie.

Pity the poor pipe organ. The behemoth instruments are often thought of as fusty relics of classical music — heard only in churches, vintage horror movies and increasingly fewer baseball stadiums.