Back in 2016, we showed you Queen';s "Bohemian Rhapsody" getting played
on a 1905 fairground organ. But now we';re stepping it up a level, and
letting you behold this: organist Joshua Stafford performing the same
Queen classic on a Midmer-Losh pipe organ. Built with 33,112 pipes,
it';s apparently the "largest pipe organ ever constructed, the largest
musical instrument ever constructed, and the loudest musical instrument
ever constructed." You can find it in the Main Auditorium of the
Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City, NJ. Enjoy.
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