The image that may pop into your head when you hear the word organ is likely that of a large desk utilising metallic cylinders to produce impactful sounding music. While this is certainly a classical organ, modern organs come in the form of keyboards and offer the same benefits and sound without the drawback of the huge build. This makes them far more practical and the number one choice within many churches and historical sites as well as outside of these premises.
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Originating in roughly 200bc, the organ is one of the oldest musical instruments known to mankind, its build during those times however, was slightly different. Being dubbed the water organ by historians due to using the air from natural water sources such as waterfalls which is then stored and played through hand pumps, it wasn’t until the 14th century when the water organ evolved into the pipe organ, the musical instrument commonly found within churches and historical sites. Early into its lifespan the organ was the largest medieval instrument and wasn’t unknown to take up to five floors in space. Luckily recent technological developments have meant that the entirety of the organ system can now be compiled into a far smaller and more practical package.
The organ is an iconic piece of musical history that can now be taken directly into your home. Older versions differentiated it from regular keyboards on account of its size and lack of portability, the organ keyboards on the other hand, offer all of the benefits of a regular keyboard allowing you to learn the organ as a regular musical instrument.
Who is the Organ Keyboard For?
The organ keyboard works similarly to many of the other keyboard products you’re likely to find across the market and within the Fair Deal Music catalogue, with the addition of several organ-unique functions that can be learnt pretty quickly with the help of the readily available online resources. An organ keyboard can be picked up by pretty much anyone and learnt as a regular musical instrument. Our experts at Fair Deal Music do recommend that you have at least some experience with keyboards before trying to learn an organ, our range of beginner keyboards are perfect for this and can help you take the first step into the world of keyboards.
In addition, many indie and alternative bands have started making use of the novel organ sound to differentiate their music from the mainstream, more and more people are now showing interest in the iconic musical instrument.
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As market leading experts within the field of musical instruments, our team at Fair Deal Music can provide eclectic advice on a range of products as well as guidance on how to help you meet your musical goals. To speak to a member of our team, please get in touch directly by giving us a ring on 0121 643 1685, or via our contact form.