Inside the Luray Caverns, the world's largest musical instrument

The video explores the Stalag Pipe Organ in Luray Caverns, VA, highlighting its unique features. The organ is the world's largest musical instrument, covering 3.5 acres. It produces gentle, peaceful sounds through electrical pulses that strike stalactites. This one-of-a-kind instrument offers a unique and beautiful musical experience.

What is the initial experience described when playing the Stalag Pipe organ?

• A loud and overwhelming sensation

• A challenging and complex process

• A simple and mechanical task

• An immersive and harmonious experience

How does the Stalag Pipe organ produce sound?

• By sending electrical pulses to mallets

• By striking strings with hammers

• By vibrating metal plates

• By blowing air through pipes

What happens when a key is pressed on the Stalag Pipe organ?

• A string is plucked

• A mallet strikes a stalactite

• A drum is hit

• A bell is rung

What is the coverage area of the Strikers in the Stalag Pipe organ?

• 5 acres

• 3 1/2 acres

• 2 acres

• 1 acre

What makes the Stalag Pipe organ unique in the world?

• It is the smallest musical instrument

• It is made entirely of metal

• It is the loudest instrument

• It is the only one of its kind