Grim Grinning Ghosts on the world's largest pipe organ

[@andrewkessinger5966]

I like it! Nothing like the sound of the Toccata and Fugue on that beast. I have a copy of the original 1950s recording on vinyl.

[@SeattleBoatdog]

The minor finish makes this 10/10

[@JIMD6370]

That gang looks like they were having way too much fun lol. Love the music too, very interesting arrangement.

[@derspike]

Made my day. One of my favorite organs, and two of my favorite pieces for organ!

[@somethingstrangeastrid]

I didn't realize how much larger this organ was than the popularized wanamaker organ. So cool. I did a lot of research after watching this

[@MattGerhard]

@@somethingstrangeastrid this organ has always had more pipes than the Wanamaker organ.

[@somethingstrangeastrid]

@@MattGerhard I did a great deal of research right after posting this comment. Learned a lot about its construction and restoration, so insanely cool. I'm learning to play organ now!

[@LingTheBug]

@@somethingstrangeastrid Best of luck!! After so many years of dreaming to play such an incredible instrument, I finally started my own journey earlier this year. The organ is such a beautiful beast.

[@-mahermusic]

Boardwalk Hall has ALWAYS been the World's Largest Pipe Organ.

[@somethingstrangeastrid]

@@-mahermusic I'll edit my comment since you didn't read the replies

[@TheAmpico]

Wow! Was it difficult to adjust to the delay? How long is it from pressing the keys to hearing sound at the console?

[@MattGerhard]

@@TheAmpico there wasn’t much delay if you used stops that were located in the chamber above the console.

[@TheAmpico]

@@MattGerhard That makes sense. Thanks for uploading this!

[@JIMD6370]

Organists have said you have to play for the right chamber as it's right above you and almost ignore the left two chambers as they're about a second or so behind due to the distance from the console. Oh, plus the sound coming off the back wall is about 2 seconds delay/echo too.