Classical Organ

Classical Organ music is a genre of music that is performed on the organ, a keyboard instrument that produces sound by driving wind through pipes. It is typically associated with the Baroque, Classical, and Romantic periods of music, and is often used in religious settings. It is characterized by its use of counterpoint, fugue, and other contrapuntal techniques, as well as its use of the organ's full range of sounds. It is often performed in churches, cathedrals, and other religious venues, and is often used to accompany hymns and other religious music.