PAVAN MICKEY: Sea organ in Croatia

'Morske Orgulje', which can be translated as 'majestic organ', was designed in 2005. It is the undisputed star of the city of Zadar in Croatia. It is an incredible show of the sound of waves and wind or natural rhythm. The channels of this sea organ connect with 35 tubes, each one connected in turn to different musical chains. So it produces beach waves music sounds natural. The notes it gives off are purely random, depending on how the waves impart against the organ.

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Sea organ

The unique Sea Organ, located in Zadar Harbor on the island of Croatia, produces an amazing array of sounds. The Sea Organ uses the same basic mechanics as ancient instruments but is unique in its construction and melodic sound. Today we will discuss the melody of nature with this Sea Organ.

The Wave Organ is a unique take on the idea of using water to excite pipe modes and its play water sounds. However, the sounds made by the pipes in San Francisco can be described as melodic. The sea waves sound is more of a work of art than a musical instrument.

Sea Orga can be found in Croatia's Zadar harbor. Nikola Bašić designed the Sea Organ to restore a portion of Croatia's seacoast after it was almost destroyed in World War II. It was officially inaugurated in April 2005. Its purpose was to make Zadar harbour beautiful again and to create a real connection between the seashore and the land.

Zadar sea organ — Although the Sea Organ's design is simple, it is extremely effective. This is an alteration to the previously mentioned hydraulis, where water is used as a pressure regulator which then excites different pipes in a multi-pipe system. The Sea Organ measures 70 meters in length and is divided into seven sections that resemble stairways. Under the white marble, staircase structure is 35 pipes made of plastic. Each section is divided into five pipes.

Zadar sea organ

Each section has seven stairs. One open end of each pipe is built into the top step. Each segment has one fewer stair, which allows for pipes of different lengths to make different acoustical sounds. The maximum number of stairs allowed is eight, minimum of two. Visitors to the Sea Organ hear the lowest frequencies in segments with more stairs. The lower numbers produce higher pitches. Each segment has 1.5m between the pipes.

This Maritime is located next to the port. This location was not chosen by chance. The embankment was in a state of desolation for a long time and needed reconstruction. The coast should not only be pleasing to the eye but also attract tourists and the local Croatian public. Now the embankment has become one of the most popular attractions. Both vacationers and locals come here to listen to the variation of Sea tones.

Zadar sea organ

A wonderful vacation spot on the island of Vis. The Stiniva beach located here in 2016 was recognized as the best beach in Europe and received a special award for Best Beach in Europe 2016.