Youths in grades 3-12 are invited to attend the sixth annual Pedals, Pipes and Pizza event starting 9 a.m. on Saturday, April 30 at Elim Lutheran Church, 6101 Cody St. All youth will get to play ...

Pedals, Pipes and Pizza attendees watch as Margaret Turner of Longmont plays the organ at First Congregational Church. Pedals, Pipes and Pizza gives students age 10-18 an opportunity to try their hand ...

The groups will offer Pedals, Pipes and Pizza at First Congregational Church for youths ages 8 to 18 and adults interested in learning about the pipe organ.

The first time Marcia Mervin slid onto the imposing bench of a pipe organ, staring at the complicated collection of stops and foot pedals, she admits that she was a bit intimidated. "Actually, the ...

Beside agile fingers and fleet feet for pedals, pipe organ playing is broadly about registration — the fine art of capturing unique sonorities by choosing the right combination of pipes.

Sure, if you play the piano you can also play the keys of an organ, but the "King of Instruments" is far more complex than grandmother's spinet. There are foot pedals that look like piano keys, and ...

With every touch of the keys and each push on the pedals, three cadets believe playing the pipe organ is an escape from the stresses of being Air Force cadets. “You kind of get lost in the ...

If you put Thomas George Neadle in front of the keyboard and pedals of a pipe organ, he'd play — hymns, show tunes and classical music. Neadle, who taught himself as a teenager, played the "king ...