The Famous Water Organ, St Munn's Church, Kilmun

[@juanwhatelse]

There's something about this man talking, the sound of the organ and the fact that he's playing in a church with a sea-view that makes me feel very comfortable

[@stewartmair3995]

My very talented uncle

[@grungepants]

Braggart

[@TheTengstrom]

He seems like awonderful person, one that you wouldn't mind spending time with. I wish that they had given him a credit.

[@neildhan]

This is one of my teachers for my applied maths summer school in Nottingham last year (2014). A great guy. I had no idea he is an organist. :)

[@TheMinerGaming321]

Woah! That's cool!

[@chevreherd]

Thankful for this recording

[@annv8360]

Incredible how one can go through life completely unaware of the existence of such amazing things. Beautiful

[@davidcapri8930]

I recently learned two organists have recorded a CD featuring a selection of tunes being played on this organ. One of those organists being Frank Barclay, who is in this video clip.

[@JamesSmith-lq1se]

This is amazing. Ive heard of water organs before but always thaught they were 18th crntury or before.never new one was built as recently as this! What a fine sounding instrument it is too! Such a rare survivur.maybe huydraulic power could be the future? Makes you wounder.when an instrument can sound like this wothout the need for electric blowers.

[@accousticdecay]

Marvelous instrument, well played.

[@Dantick09]

Fascinating

[@mortonbelcher]

What are the stops on this glorious instrument? The first movement of Leon Boellmannk's Suite Gothique sounds very nice. By the way, can anyone e-mail me the stoplist? Thanks in advance.

[@davidh7336]

So what's the actual water source here?

[@Salmagundiii]

I assume the water source is a free flowing spring or stream?