Sentence examples for electronic organ from inspiring English sources
noun
A keyboard musical instrument, resembling a spinet, or upright, piano in size and general shape, in which tone is generated by electronic circuits and radiated by loudspeaker.
Yet somehow, this strange device, invented by Brian Jarvis in 1967 and advertised for 10 years by Harris ("One of the most remarkable applications in modern electronics, a battery-powered pure electronic organ the size of a half-pound box of chocolates") occupies a peculiar place in the public consciousness.
"It's the best electronic organ I've ever heard," he said.
True to the age, Town Hall became the proud owner of an electronic organ.
Manuel Días, a 20-ish Tzotzil, is pumping out joyful hallelujahs on the electronic organ.
A similar process on a standard electronic organ might take about three minutes, Mr. Burdick added.
"It creates a feel of the music that you often don't have with the electronic organ".
In the late seventies, Strom bought herself an electronic organ and a four-track recorder.
Electronic organs, to be sure, don't get much respect from music professionals.
Most electromechanical and electronic organs employ subtractive synthesis, as do pipe organs.
But this instrument raises the bar for electronic organs, and C-plus organ builders should be on alert.
Complex and impractical, the Telharmonium nevertheless anticipated electronic organs, synthesizers, and background music technology.
