pipe organ (ARCBiyhQ)

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metadata

FAAM UUID	label	description	aliases	Wikidata QID
ARCBiyhQ	pipe organ	wind instrument that produces sound by driving pressurized air (called wind) through pipes selected via a keyboard	pipe organ	pipe organ

Statements

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subclass of

• organ

• sets of open flutes with internal duct without fingerholes

• sets of oboes with conical bore

• wind instrument with keyboard

• architectural structure

instance of

• type of musical instrument

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Cross-references

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• Amédée Gastoué

  

  French composer and musicologist (1873–1943)

• Oscar Depuydt

  

  Belgian organist (1858–1925)

• Paul de Maleingreau

  

  French/Belgian organist (1887-1956)

• Jean-Marie Plum

  

  Belgian composer and organist

• Paul Pierné

  

  French composer (1874-1952)

• Jean Roger-Ducasse

  

  French composer (1873–1954)

• Adolphe Deslandres

  

  French composer and organist (1840-1911)

• Charles Bordes

  

  French music teacher and composer (1863-1909)

• Gregor Aichinger

  

  German composer

• Henry Purcell

  

  English composer (1659–1695)

• John Blow

  

  English composer

• César Franck

  

  Belgian-French composer and organist (1822–1890)

• Gabriel Pierné

  

  French composer, conductor, and organist (1863–1937)

• Gabriel Fauré

  

  French composer, organist, pianist and teacher (1845–1924)

• Jules Massenet

  

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• Leopold Stokowski

  

  British-born American conductor (1882–1977)

• Flor Peeters

  

  Flemish organist, composer and music pedagogue (1903–1986)

• Camille Saint-Saëns

  

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• Max Reger

  

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• Christoph Willibald von Gluck

  

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• Giovanni Tebaldini

  

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• George Frideric Handel

  

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• Ferdinando Bertoni

  

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• Robert Franz

  

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• Claudio Monteverdi

  

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• Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina

  

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• Hippolyte Monpou

  

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• Muzio Clementi

  

  Italian-born English composer, pianist, pedagogue, conductor, music publisher, editor, and piano manufacturer

• Giovanni Battista Pescetti

  

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• Giuseppe Concone

  

  Italian composer and music educator (1801-1861)

• Giovanni Paolo Colonna

  

  Italian composer

• Costanzo Porta

  

  Italian composer

• Giuseppe Sarti

  

  Italian opera composer (1729–1802)

• Antonio Cesti

  

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• Pietro Filippo Scarlatti

  

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• Adolphe Wouters

  

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• Antonín Dvořák

  

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• Giuseppe Concone

  

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• Pietro Filippo Scarlatti

  

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• Georges Scheyermann

  

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• Gaetano Greco

  

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• Omer Létourneau

  

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• Auguste Bazille

  

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• Paolo Agostino

  

  Italian composer and organist

• Stanisław Moniuszko

  

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• Walford Davies

  

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• Marco Enrico Bossi

  

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• Antonio Salieri

  

  Italian composer and teacher (1750–1825)

• Hans von Koessler

  

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• Adolph Friedrich Hesse

  

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• Michael Haydn

  

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• Johann Christian Bach

  

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• Daniel Hünten

  

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• Bohuslav Matěj Černohorský

  

  Czech music educator, composer, organist and Roman Catholic priest (1684-1742)

• Giovanni Legrenzi

  

  Italian composer (1626–1690)

• Joseph Doll

  

  German organist and teacher

• Carlo Cotumacci

  

  Italian composer

• Luzzasco Luzzaschi

  

  Italian composer and organist

• Ferdinando Provesi

  

  Italian composer

• Giovanni Furno

  

  Italian composer

• Paul Wranitzky

  

  Czech violinist and composer

• Wilhelm Hanser

  

• Francesco Antonio Vallotti

  

  Italian composer, organist and music theorist

• Bernardo Pasquini

  

  Italian Baroque composer

• Antonín Liehmann

  

  Czech composer and organist (1808–1879)

• Giovanni Salvatore

  

  Italian composer

• Joseph-Arthur Bernier

  

  Canadian organist, pianist, composer, and music educator (1877–1944)

• Louis Vierne

  

  French organist and composer (1870–1937)

• Abel Decaux

  

  French organist and composer

• Marc de Ranse

  

  French pianist, composer, organist, choir director and music educator (1881-1951)

• Leopold von Zenetti

  

  Austrian composer (1805-1892)

• Clément Loret

  

  French organist, composer and music educator (1833–1909)

• Arthur Sullivan

  

  English composer of the Gilbert & Sullivan duo (1842-1900)

• Charles-Alexis Chauvet

  

  French organist and composer (1837-1871)

• Polibio Fumagalli

  

  Italian composer and music educator (1830-1900)

• Nicolas Séjan

  

  French organist

• Tommaso Giordani

  

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• Georg Christoph Wagenseil

  

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• Lorenzo Fago

  

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• Michael Gotthard Fischer

  

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