This Organ In Croatia Uses The Sea To Make Beautiful Music
November 8, 2015
In 2005, a Croatian architect crafted a 230-foot-long organ that transforms the rhythm of the Adriatic Sea into music. As the waves crash against the white stone steps, they force air through hidden pipes, creating a harmonious yet entirely unpredictable symphony of sound.
Here's a glimpse of how it sounded at a specific moment, on a particular day:
Most of us have never seen, or heard, anything like this.
Here's a video where you can watch the waves crash while the music unfolds.
The voice of the sea. Every waterfront should have one!
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