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electronic organ

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun electronic organ has 1 sense
  1. electric organ, electronic organ, Hammond organ, organ - (music) an electronic simulation of a pipe organ
    --1 is a kind of electronic instrument

Definitions from the Web

Electronic Organ

Description

An electronic organ is a musical instrument that produces sound by using electronic circuits and amplification. It replicates the sounds of a traditional pipe organ through digitally generated tones and can be played using a keyboard.

Parts of Speech

  • Noun

Senses

  1. Sense: Musical Instrument

    Definition: A keyboard instrument that electronically produces sounds imitating those of a pipe organ.

    Sample Sentence

    I love the rich, full sound of the electronic organ during the church service.

  2. Sense: Electronic Component

    Definition: A component responsible for generating and controlling sounds in electronic musical instruments.

    Sample Sentence

    The technician replaced the faulty electronic organ in the synthesizer to restore its functionality.

Usages

  • Many musicians enjoy playing the electronic organ for its versatility in creating different tones.
  • The electronic organ is commonly used in both classical and contemporary music genres.
  • Children are often introduced to music through electronic organs due to their user-friendly nature.

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