Explore the revival of Atlantic City's 33,000-pipe Midmer-Losh Organ, a lost marvel. "Pipe Dream"s delves into the rich history of Atlantic City's Convention Hall and its hidden treasure—the ...

The Boardwalk Hall Auditorium Organ is the only organ to have pipes voiced on 100 inches of wind pressure and a console featuring 7 manuals and 1,235 stop tabs.

Classical music sensation Anna Lapwood will premiere a new organ commission written for her by post-minimalist superstar Max Richter when she headlines the Royal Albert Hall in May.

It’s no surprise that his enthusiasm for the organ gained the attention of Anna Lapwood, who secretly arranged with Nykoda’s mum to invite them along to her concert at Boardwalk Hall where she would ...

The pipe organ is the largest musical instrument (‘King of instruments’ according to Mozart), occasionally reaching five floors with more than 10,000 pipes (Boardwalk Hall Auditorium in Atlantic City ...

Have you visited the Boardwalk Hall Pipe Organ in Atlantic City? It's actually the largest musical instrument in the world.

The Edison fortified concrete made it possible to have no support columns … hence Atlantic City Boardwalk Hall has 14,770 unobstructed seats when it is set for a concert. Atlantic City Boardwalk Hall ...

The pipe organ in the New Jersey city's Boardwalk Hall was constructed in the 1920s, during the seaside resort area's golden age. But the instrument suffered the wrath of a hurricane in 1944, and ...

Helping the World’s Largest Instrument Get Its Groove Back The Midmer-Losh, the thirty-three-thousand-pipe organ at Atlantic City’s Boardwalk Hall, hasn’t been fully playable since 1944.

Tasked with filling the large Boardwalk Hall auditorium with its sound, the organ is also the loudest musical instrument ever constructed. The wind pressure that bellows through the instrument’s pipes ...