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Ella Day
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27 October, 16:46
The blank is often called the king of instruments
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Patience Terrell
27 October, 16:51
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Mozart once famously praised the organ, writing, "in my eyes and ears ... the king of instruments." There are three main parts to the construction of an organ: the wind-raising device, the wind chest or soundboard with its pipes, and the mechanism admitting wind to the pipes.
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Damari Walters
27 October, 17:14
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Large organs are usually called the king of the instrument such as the one in 1361 in Halberstadt, Germany, the first documented permanent organ installation.
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