r/organ↗
The King of Instruments
The oldest and largest instrument in the history of music, the organ has a depth and tradition rivaled but by none. Explore the world of the king of instruments.
11k subscribers120 posts / mo in Sep 202679 authors / mosince 2009
r/organ has 11k members (+25% over the last 12 months). It gets about 120 posts a month from 79 people. Top topics: Cover Songs, Classical Music Pieces and Bach & Fugues.
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Top topics
Share of the subreddit's posts
- Cover Songs0.7%
- Classical Music Pieces0.6%
- Bach & Fugues0.5%
- Pedalboard Worship0.3%
- Sheet Music Discussion0.3%
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- imslp.org
- Twitch
- Hymnary
- Spotify
- Substack
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