The Biggest Musical Instrument in Omaha
The biggest musical instrument in Omaha is a $1.2 million pipe organ that is a part of the St. Cecelia Cathedral. There are only four organs of this kind in the world.
The organ was installed five years ago. Concerts and tours are scheduled for every Sunday in July so that people can enjoy and celebrate the anniversary of this impressive musical instrument.
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I can only imagine how gorgeous this sounds in person. Very nice.
I agree Eric … It must sound quite impressive!