Pipe Organ

Pronunciation: /paɪp ˈɔːrɡən/

Definitions of pipe organ

noun a large musical instrument typically found in churches and concert halls

Example Sentences

A1 I saw a pipe organ in the church.

A2 The pipe organ played beautiful music during the wedding ceremony.

B1 The pipe organ in the cathedral is one of the largest in the country.

B2 The skilled organist played the pipe organ with precision and passion.

C1 The intricate design of the pipe organ's pipes and keys is truly remarkable.

C2 Attending a concert featuring a world-renowned pipe organist playing a historic pipe organ is a unique experience.

Examples of pipe organ in a Sentence

formal The pipe organ in the cathedral is a magnificent instrument with hundreds of pipes.

informal I love listening to the pipe organ at church on Sundays.

slang The pipe organ at the concert was so lit, dude!

figurative Her voice echoed through the room like a pipe organ, filling every corner with sound.

Grammatical Forms of pipe organ

• plural: pipe organs
• comparative: more pipe organ
• superlative: most pipe organ
• present tense: play the pipe organ
• future tense: will play the pipe organ
• perfect tense: have played the pipe organ
• continuous tense: are playing the pipe organ
• singular: pipe organ
• positive degree: pipe organ
• infinitive: to play the pipe organ
• gerund: playing the pipe organ
• participle: played the pipe organ

Origin and Evolution of pipe organ

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The term 'pipe organ' originated from the Latin word 'organum' which referred to a musical instrument with pipes.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the term 'pipe organ' became the standard way to refer to this type of musical instrument, distinguishing it from other types of organs such as the human organ.