Musical architecture: the most impressive sculptures

The world surprises not only with its nature, but also with its architecture. Singing sculptures look especially attractive. One of them is located in Burnley (UK). When looking at it, one gets the feeling that nature itself participated in its creation. Where the wind was a musician who plays notes on an extraordinary piano.

The sculpture, measuring three meters in size, is made of galvanized steel pipes and looks like wood. When the wind blows, it emits an unusual howling sound with a range of several octaves.

No less impressive creation is located in the capital of Britain - London. The Aeolus Wind Pavilion is arch-shaped. The outer side also consists of galvanized pipes of different lengths. Inside them are special membranes that create sound from fluctuations in air currents.

The waterfront in Blackpool, UK is adorned with an incredible tidal organ. The fifteen-meter tool consists of steel, zinc, concrete, as well as copper. 18 special pipes are installed inside the sculpture in close proximity to water. During the tide of water from the movement of the wind inside the pipes, a pleasant sound of the organ is heard.

Not only residents of the cities in which these sculptures are installed, but also travelers from all over the world come to enjoy music created not only by human hands, but also by nature.

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