The sea organ is a unique instrument powered by ocean waves. There are various sea organs around the world, but this one in particular was built by Nikola Bašić in 2005. It's located in Croatia in Zadar's Old Town Peninsula.
The sea organ rests on the edge of the water and is powered everytime the waves of the sea push air through it's pipes. This streams a constant, ever changing melody for anyone near to enjoy.
I wonder how the organ sounds during a storm vs. when the weather is calm. I'd love to hear a compilation of the different ways it reacts to different weather situations.
From Instagram:
Unlike traditional pipe organs that rely on human touch, the Sea organ has a unique conductor—the sea itself. Without the aid of a keyboard, it orchestrates its symphony by pushing air through the pipes. The result? An ever-changing melody, for the sea's temperament decides the tune, singing its timeless composition with every ripple and wave."
