Many people flocked to the Center City Macy's Saturday to say goodbye and hear the sounds of the famous Wanamaker Organ.

After six decades of devotion to the organ, Maestro Leo Krämer treats the instrument like an extension of himself. He doesn't even need to lay hands on it to hear in his mind how a song will sound.

Many people flocked to the Center City Macy's Saturday to say goodbye and hear the sounds of the famous Wanamaker Organ.

The organ collapses the distant and the near: In it, the works of the Renaissance and the disco era all still stand and ...

He doesn't even need to lay hands on it to hear in his mind how a song will sound. “That’s why it’s called an organ,” Krämer said. “Because it’s alive.” The 81-year-old German ...

If you haven’t experienced the pipe organ in the Brigham Young University Music Building yet, you’re in for a treat. With ...

In Mexico City, This German Organist Says Music Is a Gift From God and the Organ's Sound Is Proof MEXICO CITY (AP) — After six decades of devotion to the organ, Maestro Leo Krämer treats the ...

The iconic organ is protected, but questions about its future remain as Macy's prepares to close its Center City Philadelphia ...