Hydraulophone (H2Organ), Pachelbel's canon

That is quite a sight! How do they work?

very cool

thats brilliant!!!

dude, this is awesome! first time to see this kind of organ! amazing invention!

this type of organ has been around for ages. before pipe organs. before the AD years.. back with the greeks.

If you know of any specific prior art, please give a specific reference.

if you are referring to what i said about these things being around for a long time, simply just google hydraulis. they've been around for quite some time

The hydraulis is simply a water-powered air organ. The hydralis is played by pressing wooden keys, to let air into the air pipes. The water is neither the user interface nor the sound production, but merely a source of power or energy to pump air. A modern church organ is a hydraulis in the sense that the blower is run by hydro ("hydor") electricity, e.g. Niagara Falls turning a water turbine to power the blowing of the air.

you are right, i am wrong

oooooooooooo thank you!