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Do you suffer from organ failure? Here’s why you should give this mightiest of instruments a hearing

The Royal Albert Hall organ, with its 9,999 pipes, is a 155-year-old marvel. This Sunday, French organist Olivier Latry will perform a Bach recital, showcasing how innovative musicians are reshaping the perception of the pipe organ.

The Guardian· Jul 22, 2026 · 12:44 PM · 78 views

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The Royal Albert Hall organ, with its 9,999 pipes, is a 155-year-old marvel. This Sunday, French organist Olivier Latry will perform a Bach recital, showcasing how innovative musicians are reshaping the perception of the pipe organ. Full story and more reels: https://newsreel.video #music #RoyalAlbertHall #organ #Bach #liveperformance #innovation #art

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