Information in this post was provided by the operators of Carma Labs in Franklin. The world's largest theater pipe organ can be found in a Franklin warehouse. The massive instrument is the brainchild ...

The San Diego Symphony’s 1921 Robert-Morton Theatre Organ will be in the spotlight at the orchestra’s Friday and Saturday concerts, which will feature Weicheng Zhao performing Saint-Saëns’ Symphony No ...

Methuen Memorial Music Hall​ was built by a very wealthy man just to house one spectacular instrument - The Great Organ.

The first pieces of a massive, historic theater pipe organ built more than 90 years ago have been installed at Rochester Institute of Technology’s music performance theater, currently under ...

For nearly 99 years, the Mighty Wurlitzer organ has brought Fargo audiences music and sounds for movies. But with its age comes a need for repairs. “We’re currently trying to fundraise around $500,000 ...

Dennis Wolkowicz was a self-taught pipe organist and silent film aficionado who ran two Northwest Side theaters, the Gateway and the Portage, for many years and was active in efforts to restore the ...

The monthly silent movie nights at the Arcada Theatre have gone even more silent — as in they are no longer scheduled at this time. Ron Onesti, in a salute to the St. Charles theater’s roots, has ...

University of Florida organists past and present and musical enthusiasts will gather later this month to celebrate 100 years of the Andrew Anderson Memorial Pipe Organ at the University Auditorium.

BINGHAMTON, N.Y. (WBNG) -- The Binghamton Theater Organ Society, or BTOS, proudly presents the “Share the Joy” concert and open console on Sunday, June 1, at 3:00 p.m. at the historic Forum Theater in ...

Experience the horror classic "Nosferatu (1922)" with live organ music at Mansfield’s Renaissance Theatre on Oct. 24. Tickets are just $10.

The massive instrument is the brainchild of Paul Woelbing. When Woelbing is asked why he put the theater organ together, he simply says, "Because I can." "My name is Paul Woelbing," Woelbing said as ...