What is a Hammond organ?
Q: What is a Hammond organ?
A: A Hammond organ is a keyboard instrument that resembles a piano.
Q: How does a Hammond organ create sound?
A: A Hammond organ creates sound using metal wheels and electricity.
Q: Who invented the Hammond organ?
A: The Hammond organ was invented by Laurens Hammond and John M. Hanert.
Q: When was the Hammond organ first built?
A: The Hammond organ was first built in 1935.
Q: What do the sliding "drawbars" do in a Hammond organ?
A: The sliding "drawbars" adjust the type of sound that the organ makes.
Q: Why was the Hammond organ successful?
A: The Hammond organ was successful because it is an electric version of a pipe organ and almost two million of them were sold.
Q: What is the difference between a Hammond organ and a pipe organ?
A: A Hammond organ is an electric version of a pipe organ and uses metal wheels and electricity to create sound, while a pipe organ uses pipes and air to create sound.
