Sydney Opera House Grand Organ, Grand pipe organ in Australia
The Sydney Opera House Grand Organ is the world's largest mechanical tracker-action pipe organ.
Installed in 1979, this iconic instrument took ten years to build.
The organ boasts over 10,000 pipes and is a centerpiece for musical performances in Sydney.
Visitors can enjoy organ music concerts, often held at the Sydney Opera House.
Each of its 10,154 pipes were individually hand-crafted, making it a marvel of craftsmanship.
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