Morske orgulje

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Morske orgulje is a seaside architectural sound art installation in Zadar, Croatia, that uses sea waves and tubes beneath marble steps to create natural, harmonic music.

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Morske orgulje canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf architectural installation
public artwork
sound art installation
tourist attraction
architect Nikola Bašić
awarded European Prize for Urban Public Space 2006
city Zadar
coordinateApprox 44.117°N 15.221°E
country Croatia
designer Nikola Bašić
facingDirection west
genre environmental art
sound sculpture
hasFeature integrated seating on steps
random, non-repeating melodies
hasNameInCroatian Morske orgulje
hasPart marble steps
polyethylene tubes
resonance cavities
hasTouristActivity listening to sea-generated music
sunset watching
inception 2005
isAccessible publicly accessible
isOutdoor true
languageOfName Croatian
locatedIn Croatia
Zadar
locatedNear Greeting to the Sun
locatedOn Adriatic Sea
Zadar waterfront
materialUsed concrete
marble
notableFor integration of architecture and sound art
using the sea as a natural instrument
numberOfSoundOpenings 35
openedToPublic April 2005
partOf Zadar promenade
produces harmonic sounds
music
purpose public recreation
tourism attraction
urban regeneration of Zadar waterfront
soundGenerationMethod wave-driven air flow through pipes
touristPopularity high
translationOfName Sea Organ
usesMedium air pressure
sea waves

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Sea Organ nativeName Morske orgulje
Morske orgulje hasNameInCroatian Morske orgulje