Photo: Odd Music
Croatia’s Morske Orgulje — or, Sea Organ.
An architectural construction in Croatia enables the sea to play music as it flows in and out. I learned about it at the Huffington Post, where Carla Herreria has a report on the Morske Orgulje — or, Sea Organ.
“A 230-foot long instrument on the coast of Zadar, Croatia, that plays mesmerizing harmonies using the movements of the sea, the Sea Organ was conceived in 2005 by architect Nikola Bašić, after a new jetty was built to welcome cruise ships. …
“On its surface, the organ looks like large marble steps leading into the Adriatic Sea. Below, however, lies a series of narrow channels that connect to 35 organ pipes. Each set of steps holds five organ pipes each and is tuned to a different musical chord.
“As waves and wind push air through the channels, a song pours through the organ pipes and out onto the steps above. The sounds produced rely completely on the wave energy’s random time and space distribution.”
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How neat! Very interesting
A spooky sound. I can imagine it in a sci-fi movie.
That’s wild–you’ve had quite the music theme going lately! Love it!
Funny how themes seem to emerge. It wasn’t intentional, but music is certainly a soothing subject these days.