History of Pipe Organ:
Everyone knows that Music is played an important role in human lives. Music Instruments are also created for people to play and compose songs for them. The Instrument that I want to mention in this paragraph is one of the traditional keyboard Instruments. That is Pipe Organ. This Organ earns a Great reputation as the King of Instruments. The console includes stops, the pedals and there are one to seven manuals or keyboards for a Pipe Organ. This Organ creates sounds by pumping the air through the hundreds of tubes which is controlled by the keyboard. Pipe Organ is inspired by the water Organ in the third century B.C which is invented by the Greek engineer in Egypt. His name is Ktesibios or Tesibius, he is also known as a
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In Medieval (1100 to 1450), the size of Pipe Organ’s keys is very big and people was only be able to play diatonic notes which is known as the white notes on current keyboard today. Until the mid of 15th century, the Organs were developed and allowed people to play both diatonic notes and chromatic notes (the notes is similar to the black keys of current keyboard nowadays). In the Renaissance (1450 to 1600), around in the year of 1500, It is easy for people to play these organs because the size of keys were also decreased. Moreover, at this time, in the north of Germany, Pipe Organ is stepped into a new stage because it was developed to have all the basic characteristics similar to the current ones. Until the Baroque period (1600 to 1750), it is known as a golden age of building organs, the Builders such as Jasper Johannsen, Zacharias Hildebrandt and Gottfried Silbermann are famous constructer who created beautiful sound for people. In the early in Romantic period, when the orchestra Music is in common in human lives, Pipe organs were out of having deep affection to the people, because of an appearance of reed organs which is smaller, more convenient, especially, the price of this Organs also less
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The clarinet is a woodwind instrament consisting of a cylindrical wood, metal, or ebonite pipe with a bell-shaped opening at one end and a mouthpiece at the other end, to which a thin reed is attached. The clarinet has five different sections, the mouthpiece, the barrel, the upper section, the lower section, and the bell. The length of the entire instrument is 60 cm long. The mouthpiece section consists of a slotted cylinder, to which a reed is attached by a metal clamp called a ligature. The mouthpiece plugs into the next section which is a barrel. The barrel is simply a connecting cylinder to which the mouthpiece and the upper section plugs into. The upper section is a cylindrical pipe consisting of 4 holes and 9 keys placed in different locations along the pipe. On the back of the pipe there is a hole and a key that is used by the thumb. The lower section plugs into the upper section and is also connected via a special bridge key. This piece consists of 3 holes and 8 keys. On the inward facing side of the pipe, there is a protruding piece of metal called a thumb rest, which supports the entire clarinet. The bell plugs into the lower section. It consists of a cylinder that flares out into a bell shape and ends the clarinet.
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The next logical step in this evolutionary chain was as sure as a spoiled child’s demands. Now that I have what I want I want more of it. Thus came the psaltery (diagram 2). The psaltery was a great leap fourth from the monochord. It was a small trapezoid shaped box with many strings stretched over it. However unlike the monochord the psaltery did not have movable bridges to change the pitch while playing and furthermore these bridges were much more like the bridges of modern string instruments. The psaltery was played by picking the strings (which were obviously tuned to different pitches) with the fingers or with a pick. This was an extremely popular instrument in the Middle Ages but as the music got more complicated and simple accompaniment wasn’t enough it was soon swallowed by progress.
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Music has shaped the lives of people throughout history. Even in its earliest forms, music has included use of instruments. One of the oldest musical instruments known is a variation of the flute; the original flute is thought to date back nearly 67,000 years ago. Tonight we are going to move throughout the eras with a history of instrumental music. This concert will begin with the Renaissance Era and continue through time until we have reached modern instrumental music.
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Suddenly in the center a manual (the place where the organist sits) comes out of the floor and rises to create the centerpiece I had been missing. This is a Wurlitzer, which generally means a Theatre organ. These are the rather unconventional organs, as they have to have the ability to imitate multiple styles so they can recreate other music, it’s for entertainment. For instance, here, they allowed you to put in song requests. And the organist played everything from Bach’s Toccata in D Moll (pipe organ, the kind in churches) to Rhapsody in Blue (orchestra) to anything in the Great American Songbook, and other genres. The other types of organs include the Electric organ, the Hammond, the Allen, or the Reed
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It was at this Parisian church, that Franck received the new 'Cavaille-Coll' organ, designed by the organ maker Cavaille-Coll. The instrument, presenting a different tone colour and style, instigated Franck's rapid experimentation with the profound innovations of the
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Regarding the idea of music in Islam, the origins of popular music should be addressed. In the early days of Islam, there was a well-known instrument most commonly played by women: the frame drum. The frame drum is a portable, single-headed, round instrument that is played with the bare hands. These drums were present in numerous societies, namely in B.C.E. Mesopotamia, Egyptian New Kingdom dynasties, Palestine, Greek and Roman Empires, and Arabian and Persian cultures. Discussed in her essay, “The Frame Drum in the Middle East: Women, Musical Instruments and Power,” Victoria Doubleday claims that the frame drums are strongly associated with Middle Eastern women.
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