When I was assigned to report a “How L.A. Works” article for our December issue on the Walt Disney Concert Hall’s organ—the $3 million, 40-ton, multi-pipe instrument that has transfixed me ...

The facade of the Walt Disney Concert Hall pipe organ, with its “overturned french fries” wood pipes, has become one of the iconic images of the Frank Gehry-designed venue. But what’s behind ...

Walt Disney Concert Hall Organ airs tonight at 8 p.m. on KLCS-TV. We asked documentarian Raoul Mongilardi six quick questions about his film, the instrument of the future, and the sublime power of ...

Although the Walt Disney Concert Hall's iconoclastic pipe organ is one of the hall's principal visual drawing cards, it isn't featured much this season aside from four organ recitals, a Halloween ...

Frank Gehry refers to the flamboyant organ he designed for Walt Disney Concert Hall as the “French fries” because that’s what the largest of its 6,134 pipes resemble. Gehry designed the ...

Manuel Rosales built the organ at the Walt Disney Concert Hall in conjunction with a design from architect Frank Gehry. The organ turns 10 years old this month. Benjamin Brayfield/KPCC ...

Just out, the premiere recording of the Walt Disney Concert Hall's magnificent 6,134-pipe pipe organ. It's "First & Grand," from the rock star of the organ world, Christoph Bull.

The Walt Disney Concert Hall’s organ, nicknamed “Hurricane Mama,” and sometimes likened to a box of French Fries, features 6,134 pipes. Four concerts on Nov. 20-23 will celebrate the ...

If you’re looking for a succinct definition of the word “unique,” consider the name Cameron Carpenter. The 33-year-old organist dresses one night like a 21st century Liberace w… ...

Ann Elise Smoot continues the 2013/14 Organ Recital Series at Walt Disney Concert Hall onSunday, March 9, 2014, at 7:30 PM with a program featuring works by Bach, Schmidt, Reger, Alain, Langlais ...

The pipe organ at Philharmonic Hall, ... “We couldn’t accommodate an organ the size of, say, the Walt Disney Concert Hall organ,” Ms. Borda added. “That’s simply not in the cards.