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 The classical sound of the violin and the remarkable sound of the piano joins up to make the **__out-of-this-world__** sound of the pialin. This extraordinary instrument attracts both young and old as it stretch the limits of the music we know today. Watch as the phenomenal pialin opens new doors of possibilities.  To play the pialin is an art. You need to move the wii remote like you would in the piano and the numchuck like you would in the violin.
 * Pialin: **

Be one of the first to play this original instrument in the remarkable wii. **__Go for it!!__**

Myra the Mii: ** Imagine people giving you a standing ovation, ear piercing applause surrounds you, music lovers everywhere you turn. This is what Myra experiences every time she plays the last note of songs. This is what you can also experience. __Join Myra on stage today__ **
 * Newly graduate Myra is a very successful pianist and violin player. Myra is also a very good __pailin__ player. Her breath talking songs attracts both young and old. Her exotic beauty and yours in billboards and posters everywhere you turn. **
 * Join Myra today as she continues to play her magnificent music. See yourself in different stages all over the world. **



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Organ Information Report An organ is a type of wind instrument consisting of one or more scale-like rows of individual pipes. The sound is made by the air pressure that goes through the pipes.

__ Parts of the Organ __ Most organs have stops which, when in use enables one or more ranks of pipes to be used. There is also a wind-chest which is fed by a device for producing a strong current of air.

__ How it Works __ When a key is pressed a mechanical action causes wind to gather in the proper pallet valve. The wind is then admitted to a stop by a slip of wood with pierced hole or holes or perforated slip of wood. This allows the wind to pass through pipes or prevent it from doing so.

__ Bamboo Organ __ The bamboo organ is made entirely of bamboo and metal. Padre Diego Cera is a Spanish priest who came to the Philippines to make organs. He started to make the bamboo organ in 1816 and was first heard in1821. After a few more adjustments it was finally completed in 1824.

Organs are a very old instrument never the less it is still appreciated and used today. Playing it will take you on a journey into yesterday.