The Unbelievable History of the Piano Organ - From Church to B3

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Today, Ted and Patrick dive into the history of the ubiquitous piano organ. The organ has evolved over time from early air driven reed machines to cavernous pipe organs and jazzy Hammond B3 organs. As technology has progressed the organ has largely transitioned to electronic reproduction available in digital pianos and keyboards. Have your mind blown as Ted and Patrick trace the origin of those early tones to our modern use today!
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3 окт 2024

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@Neeko_Z Год назад

Man on left “Let me Tell You Something brotherrrr! ..about organs” 🗣️cool vid!

@Lucius1958 11 месяцев назад

Another significant omission on that chart is the regal, the first reed organ...

@frankiemidnight4218 11 месяцев назад

Nice video!

@josephj6521 Год назад

Great video. I googled the history of the organ and I’m amazed how old it dates back to. In fact it was considered one of the most complex man-made mechanical devices along with the clock prior to the Industrial Revolution. 👍

@thomasbrown7980 Год назад

Speaking of sampled organs, there is a sampled type of organ called Hauptwerk which can produce the sound of many famous organs around the world for custom built keyboards, including multiple manuals, stops, and pedals. I gather that it requires a large amount of computing power.

@jaws10278 Год назад

As an organist, I thank you for this video.

@BenBrossMusic 5 месяцев назад

Um, this is a fun video, but you guys are slìiiiiightly uninformed r.e. your organ history and terminology. This isn't a slight on your musicality, warmth of personality, screen presence, ability to communicate and make wonderful videos, but, keep on exploring the organ in more depth and do a sequel. Start with the Zion Switzerland organ, dating to 1420, some say as early as 1390. Also, archeologists have uncovered organ pipes from the crusades dating to 1100. Also, the ballpark organ concept? It dates back to the Roman Arena. You could do a really cool series of deep dives into this subject. You guys have a good thing going here, thank you.