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Pull out the stops
Organ stops, that is.
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reesetee I can confirm bilby's statement. ;-) Aug 18, 2009
Telofy True. My excuse of course is that Rausch means "high" or "intoxication" depending on the drug and Pfeife is "pipe". Aug 17, 2009
bilby You were the first one to admit to first thinking of pot, telo. Aug 17, 2009
Telofy I hope I'm not the only one who first thought of pot...
But look here, this is also an instrument. Aug 17, 2009
charlesferdinand Having experienced one at close quarters, I can confirm that they are loud! Aug 17, 2009
rauschpfeife The organ stop is named after the Renaissance wind instrument - an ancestor of the oboe, but with the reed enclosed in a chamber and blown through a slot in the top (a 'windcap'). Rauschpfeifes were the loudest of the wind instruments, used in outdoor ceremonial and processional music. Loads more info at http://www.lesession.co.uk/rauschpfeife Aug 17, 2009