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* The UsefulNotes/RPGMaker series of game development software includes a pre-made soundtrack for your RPG, usually including a church track that uses pipe organs as its main instrument.
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* ''Music/ChristmasWithTheTabernacleChoir'' does feature an organ in a religious building, but there are instances where they specifically invoke this.
** "American Christmas Memories" portrays the Christmas church service Winston Churchill and Franklin D. Roosevelt spent together in the dark days of December 1941 with the choir singing "O Little Town of Bethlehem", which Churchill had never heard before, with just the organ.
** "Sing Choirs of Angels" has the choir singing "Guide Us, O Thou Great Jehovah" accompanied mainly by organ as a representative of the hymns brought by Welsh pioneers to Utah.
** "American Christmas Memories" portrays the Christmas church service Winston Churchill and Franklin D. Roosevelt spent together in the dark days of December 1941 with the choir singing "O Little Town of Bethlehem", which Churchill had never heard before, with just the organ.
** "Sing Choirs of Angels" has the choir singing "Guide Us, O Thou Great Jehovah" accompanied mainly by organ as a representative of the hymns brought by Welsh pioneers to Utah.
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* ''VideoGame/{{Cuphead}}'': PlayedForLaughs in ''The Delicious Last Course''. The Bishop makes the sound of someone banging on a pipe organ's keys when you put out all the candles, thus making him vulnerable to attacks. When you defeat him, his headdress turns into organ pipes that spew smoke, while his teeth turn into organ keys.
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* ''VideoGame/{{Cuphead}}'': ''VideoGame/{{Cuphead}}: The Delicious Last Course''
** "[[https://youtu.be/MBOGxT2gSJk?si=IFIC3GzomNsnLsFN Joyous Promenade]]" is a beautiful, reverent tune that starts out on a church organ, then switches to brass, and eventually brings the organ and brass together. The tune plays when you equip the Divine Relic, which you get by beating enough bosses with the Cursed Relic, purging the relic of its evil.
** PlayedForLaughsin ''The Delicious Last Course''. The Bishop with the Bishop, who makes the sound of someone banging on a pipe organ's keys when you put out all the candles, thus making him vulnerable to attacks. When you defeat him, his headdress turns into organ pipes that spew smoke, while his teeth turn into organ keys.
** "[[https://youtu.be/MBOGxT2gSJk?si=IFIC3GzomNsnLsFN Joyous Promenade]]" is a beautiful, reverent tune that starts out on a church organ, then switches to brass, and eventually brings the organ and brass together. The tune plays when you equip the Divine Relic, which you get by beating enough bosses with the Cursed Relic, purging the relic of its evil.
** PlayedForLaughs
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-->-- '''The narrator''' as he listed pipe organ as #9 in '''WebVideo/WatchMojo''', '''[=WatchMojo=]''', ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=48QORACenZ4 Top 10 Hardest Instruments to Learn.]]''
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** ''Door to Phantomile'' has "[[https://youtu.be/9bmNTMPWM5k Nevertheless]]", the music for the Sun Temple, which is heavy on pipe organ and church bells.
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** ''Door to Phantomile'' ''VideoGame/KlonoaDoorToPhantomile'' has "[[https://youtu.be/9bmNTMPWM5k Nevertheless]]", the music for the Sun Temple, which is heavy on pipe organ and church bells.
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Compare OminousPipeOrgan. The Holy Pipe Organ is generally used for the SaintlyChurch while the Ominous Pipe Organ is more closely associated with darkness and villainy. However, they are not mutually exclusive; there can certainly be overlap between the two tropes, especially when HolyIsNotSafe, [[CorruptChurch the church is evil]], or GodIsEvil. May also overlap with CherubicChoir and SavedByTheChurchBell.
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Compare OminousPipeOrgan. The Holy Pipe Organ is generally used for the SaintlyChurch while the Ominous Pipe Organ is more closely associated with darkness and villainy. However, they are not mutually exclusive; there can certainly be overlap between the two tropes, especially when HolyIsNotSafe, [[CorruptChurch the church is evil]], or GodIsEvil. May also overlap with CherubicChoir and SavedByTheChurchBell.
SavedByTheChurchBell. Amazing as it may sound, the comical SoapOperaOrganScore started as this -- see the entry for ''Series/GuidingLight'' below.
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* As improbable as it sounds, the parodic SoapOperaOrganScore started as a HolyPipeOrgan (well, holy electric organ): in the soap opera ''Series/GuidingLight'', or rather its predecessor radio play ''The Guiding Light'', the organ music started as a diegetic element, representing the church organ played by the daughter of the main character, a pastor. It went on to influence other soap operas and become iconic of the genre, then got [[DeadHorseTrope entirely taken over by parody]].
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* As improbable as it sounds, the parodic SoapOperaOrganScore started as a HolyPipeOrgan (well, holy electric organ): in the soap opera ''Series/GuidingLight'', or rather its predecessor radio play ''The Guiding Light'', the organ music started as a diegetic element, representing the church organ played by the daughter of the main character, a pastor. It went on to influence other soap operas and become iconic of the genre, then got [[DeadHorseTrope entirely taken over by parody]].
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* TruthInTelevision, since many Christian churches feature impressive pipe organs that are played during religious services.
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* TruthInTelevision, since many older Christian churches feature impressive pipe organs that are played during religious services.
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-->-- '''The narrator''' as he listed pipe organ as #9 in '''WebVideo/WatchMojo''', ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=48QORACenZ4 Top 10 Hardest Instruments to Learn]]''.
Learn.]]''
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* ''VideoGame/BreathOfFire2'': The village church theme, "Please, God", is a rather soothing organ piece. [[spoiler: It serves as a stark contrast to "[[OminousPipeOrgan Decadence of God]]", which is heard after the Church's true nature is revealed.]]
* While ''Franchise/{{Castlevania}}'' typically uses an OminousPipeOrgan instead, the heroic "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8blOcV4aoqc Theme of Simon]]" introduced in ''VideoGame/SuperCastlevaniaIV'' uses the organ to represent Simon Belmont as he fights demons while armed with crosses, holy water, etc.
* While ''Franchise/{{Castlevania}}'' typically uses an OminousPipeOrgan instead, the heroic "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8blOcV4aoqc Theme of Simon]]" introduced in ''VideoGame/SuperCastlevaniaIV'' uses the organ to represent Simon Belmont as he fights demons while armed with crosses, holy water, etc.
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* ''VideoGame/BreathOfFire2'': The village church theme, "Please, God", is a rather soothing organ piece. [[spoiler: It [[spoiler:It serves as a stark contrast to "[[OminousPipeOrgan Decadence of God]]", which is heard after the Church's true nature is revealed.]]
* While ''Franchise/{{Castlevania}}'' typically uses an OminousPipeOrgan instead, the heroic"[[https://www.[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8blOcV4aoqc Theme "Theme of Simon]]" Simon"]] introduced in ''VideoGame/SuperCastlevaniaIV'' uses the organ to represent Simon Belmont as he fights demons while armed with crosses, holy water, etc.
* While ''Franchise/{{Castlevania}}'' typically uses an OminousPipeOrgan instead, the heroic
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* In ''WesternAnimation/ThePowerpuffGirls1998'' episode "The City of Clipsville", during the wedding flashback, the church organ slowly plays the variation of the show's theme as [[spoiler: the Professor Utonium is getting married to [[TheFaceless Sara Bellum]], who turns out to be Mojo Jojo in disguise]].
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* In ''WesternAnimation/ThePowerpuffGirls1998'' episode "The City of Clipsville", during the wedding flashback, the church organ slowly plays the variation of the show's theme as [[spoiler: the [[spoiler:the Professor Utonium is getting married to [[TheFaceless Sara Bellum]], who turns out to be Mojo Jojo in disguise]].
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* In ''VideoGame/DevilMayCry'', most of the organ music is [[OminousPipeOrgan ominous]], as is appropriate for the [[EldritchLocation demon-haunted Mallet Island]] and later descent into hell itself. Yet while most of the latter is [[EvilIsVisceral visceral]], [[UncleanlinessIsNextToUngodliness filthy]], [[DarkIsEvil dark]] and [[BloodyBowelsOfHell bloody]], the throne room of [[BigBad Mundus]], [[SatanicArchetype the King of Hell]] is a [[LightIsNotGood pristine cathedral full of light]] with [[WhiteAndGoldAreDivine white marble columns]], including a cheerful organ hymn, without any visible hint of irony. As Mundus himself manifests as a three-eyed angel with white feathery wings (which is NOT [[BlobMonster what he really is]]), [[AGodAmI the subtext is obvious]].
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* In ''WesternAnimation/ThePowerpuffGirls'' episode "The City of Clipsville" during the wedding flashback, the church organ slowly plays the variation of the show's theme as [[spoiler: the Professor Utonium is getting married to [[TheFaceless Sara Bellum]], who turns out to be Mojo Jojo in disguise]].
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* In ''WesternAnimation/ThePowerpuffGirls'' ''WesternAnimation/ThePowerpuffGirls1998'' episode "The City of Clipsville" Clipsville", during the wedding flashback, the church organ slowly plays the variation of the show's theme as [[spoiler: the Professor Utonium is getting married to [[TheFaceless Sara Bellum]], who turns out to be Mojo Jojo in disguise]].
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* Music/GustavMahler brought a pipe organ in during the finale of his Symphony No. 2 (''Resurrection'') to accompany the final recitation of the chorus (''Rise again, yea, rise again, wilt thou, my heart, after a moment!''). His Symphony No. 8 (''[[UpToEleven Symphony of a Thousand]]'') starts off with a pedal point, a blaring Eâ™ Major chord, and the chorus singing ''Veni, veni creator spiritus!''
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* Music/GustavMahler brought a pipe organ in during the finale of his Symphony No. 2 (''Resurrection'') to accompany the final recitation of the chorus (''Rise again, yea, rise again, wilt thou, my heart, after a moment!''). His Symphony No. 8 (''[[UpToEleven Symphony (''Symphony of a Thousand]]'') Thousand'') starts off with a pedal point, a blaring Eâ™ Major chord, and the chorus singing ''Veni, veni creator spiritus!''
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* ''VideoGame/{{Cuphead}}'': PlayedForLaughs in ''The Delicious Last Course''. The Bishop makes the sound of someone banging on a pipe organ's keys when you put out all the candles, thus making him vulnerable to attacks. When you defeat him, his headdress turns into organ pipes that spew smoke, while his teeth turn into organ keys.
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* While ''Franchise/{{Castlevania}}'' typically uses an OminousPipeOrgan instead, the heroic "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AKVmvVRXXCM Theme of Simon]]" introduced in ''VideoGame/SuperCastlevaniaIV'' uses the organ to represent Simon Belmont as he fights demons while armed with crosses, holy water, etc.
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* While ''Franchise/{{Castlevania}}'' typically uses an OminousPipeOrgan instead, the heroic "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AKVmvVRXXCM com/watch?v=8blOcV4aoqc Theme of Simon]]" introduced in ''VideoGame/SuperCastlevaniaIV'' uses the organ to represent Simon Belmont as he fights demons while armed with crosses, holy water, etc.
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* Friar Tuck's church in ''WesternAnimation/RobinHood'' where the Sexton Mouse is seen playing a pipe organ using his hands and feet.
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* Friar Tuck's church in ''WesternAnimation/RobinHood'' ''WesternAnimation/RobinHood1973'' where the Sexton Mouse is seen playing a pipe organ using his hands and feet.
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Compare OminousPipeOrgan. The Holy Pipe Organ is generally used for the SaintlyChurch while the Ominous Pipe Organ is more closely associated with darkness and villainy. However, they are not mutually exclusive; there can certainly be overlap between the two tropes, especially when HolyIsNotSafe, [[CorruptChurch the church is evil]], or GodIsEvil. May also overlap with CherubicChoir.
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Compare OminousPipeOrgan. The Holy Pipe Organ is generally used for the SaintlyChurch while the Ominous Pipe Organ is more closely associated with darkness and villainy. However, they are not mutually exclusive; there can certainly be overlap between the two tropes, especially when HolyIsNotSafe, [[CorruptChurch the church is evil]], or GodIsEvil. May also overlap with CherubicChoir.
CherubicChoir and SavedByTheChurchBell.
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Compare OminousPipeOrgan. The Holy Pipe Organ is generally used for the SaintlyChurch while the Ominous Pipe Organ is more closely associated with darkness and villainy. However, they are not mutually exclusive; there can certainly be overlap between the two tropes, especially when HolyIsNotSafe, [[CorruptChurch the church is evil]], or GodIsEvil.
GodIsEvil. May also overlap with CherubicChoir.
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* An article in ''Magazine/{{Dragon}}'' magazine for ''TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons'' 3rd edition suggested that Pipe Organ would be an appropriate Perform skill for a bard with religious connections ... with the obvious drawback that it isn't portable.
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* For ''WesternAnimation/TheHunchbackOfNotreDame'', which largely takes place in/around a cathedral and has more religious themes than your standard Disney fare, Music/AlanMenken makes extensive use of pipe organ in his score. It ''does'' overlap with OminousPipeOrgan from time to time, depending on whether or not a scene is focusing on [[HangingJudge Judge]] [[SinisterMinister Claude Frollo]].
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* For ''WesternAnimation/TheHunchbackOfNotreDame'', ''WesternAnimation/{{The Hunchback of Notre Dame|Disney}}'', which largely takes place in/around a cathedral and has more religious themes than your standard Disney fare, Music/AlanMenken makes extensive use of pipe organ in his score. It ''does'' overlap with OminousPipeOrgan from time to time, depending on whether or not a scene is focusing on [[HangingJudge Judge]] [[SinisterMinister Claude Frollo]].
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheLittleMermaid1989'': Used in the wedding scene where [[spoiler:the [[HypnotizeThePrincess hypnotized]] Prince Eric almost got married to BigBad Ursula who is disguised as a beautiful woman.]]
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheLittleMermaid1989'': Used in the wedding scene where [[spoiler:the [[HypnotizeThePrincess [[HypnotizeTheCaptive hypnotized]] Prince Eric almost got married to BigBad Ursula who is disguised as a beautiful woman.]]
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** In ''Empire of Dreams'', Emperor Jillius is introduced with regal-sounding organ music. Jillius is a monarch rather than a religious leader, but the music still conveys a tone of seriousness and sacredness that fits this trope.
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** In ''Empire of Dreams'', Emperor Jillius is introduced with a regal-sounding organ music. piece called "[[https://youtu.be/ESOLcHXW0rc The Crime]]" (because he is judging Klonoa for the "crime" of dreaming in his empire.) Jillius is a monarch rather than a religious leader, but the music still conveys a tone of seriousness and sacredness that fits this trope.
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* ''VideoGame/ActRaiser'' uses this for the [[https://youtu.be/C3JrespSpEk Sky Palace music]], since [[AGodIsYou you're basically playing as God]] and your mobile, cloud-based headquarters is a little chunk of heaven.
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* Music/BillBailey: PlayedForLaughs. In "[[https://youtu.be/DtCPXmnuV6s Bill Bailey's Masterpiece]]," Bill plays tunes that he imagines could be doorbell sounds. At one point, he plays a baroque-sounding organ tune, and claims it's the Pope's doorbell.
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* Music/BillBailey: PlayedForLaughs. In "[[https://youtu.be/DtCPXmnuV6s Bill Bailey's Masterpiece]]," Bill plays tunes that he imagines could be doorbell sounds. At one point, he plays a baroque-sounding organ tune, and claims it's the Pope's doorbell.
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* ''VideoGame/{{Klonoa}}'': ''Door to Phantomile'' has "[[https://youtu.be/9bmNTMPWM5k Nevertheless]]", the music for the Sun Temple, which is heavy on pipe organ and church bells.
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** ''Door to Phantomile'' has "[[https://youtu.be/9bmNTMPWM5k Nevertheless]]", the music for the Sun Temple, which is heavy on pipe organ and churchbells.bells.
** In ''Empire of Dreams'', Emperor Jillius is introduced with regal-sounding organ music. Jillius is a monarch rather than a religious leader, but the music still conveys a tone of seriousness and sacredness that fits this trope.
** ''Door to Phantomile'' has "[[https://youtu.be/9bmNTMPWM5k Nevertheless]]", the music for the Sun Temple, which is heavy on pipe organ and church
** In ''Empire of Dreams'', Emperor Jillius is introduced with regal-sounding organ music. Jillius is a monarch rather than a religious leader, but the music still conveys a tone of seriousness and sacredness that fits this trope.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' episode "Bart Sells His Soul," Bart plays a prank on the church congregation. He selects the music for the church service, and picks a piece called "In A Gadda Da Vida" by Iron Butterfly (which he passes off as "In the Garden of Eden" by I. Ron Butterfly, leading the church organist to assume this long and difficult song is a real hymn when it's not.) Bart is punished by Rev. Lovejoy by having to clean the organ.
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* Friar Tuck's church in ''WesternAnimation/RobinHood'' where Sexton Mouse is seen playing a pipe organ using his hands and feet.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/ThePowerpuffGirls'' episode "The City of Clipsville" during the wedding flashback, the church organ slowly plays the variation of the show's theme as [[spoiler: the professor Utonium is getting married to [[TheFaceless Sara Bellum]], who turns out to be Mojo Jojo in disguise]].
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* In ''WesternAnimation/ThePowerpuffGirls'' episode "The City of Clipsville" during the wedding flashback, the church organ slowly plays the variation of the show's theme as [[spoiler: the professor Professor Utonium is getting married to [[TheFaceless Sara Bellum]], who turns out to be Mojo Jojo in disguise]].
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* For ''WesternAnimation/TheHunchbackOfNotreDame'', which largely takes place in/around a cathedral and has more religious themes than your standard Disney fare, Music/AlanMenken makes extensive use of pipe organ in his score. It ''does'' overlap with OminousPipeOrgan from time to time, depending on whether or not a scene is focusing on [[SinisterMinister Frollo]].
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* For ''WesternAnimation/TheHunchbackOfNotreDame'', which largely takes place in/around a cathedral and has more religious themes than your standard Disney fare, Music/AlanMenken makes extensive use of pipe organ in his score. It ''does'' overlap with OminousPipeOrgan from time to time, depending on whether or not a scene is focusing on [[HangingJudge Judge]] [[SinisterMinister Claude Frollo]].
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheLittleMermaid1989'': Used in the wedding scene where [[spoiler:the hypnotized Prince Eric almost got married to BigBad Ursula who is disguised as a beautiful woman.]]
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** The same organ music is also heard in ''WesternAnimation/TheJungleBook1967'' [[spoiler:during the scene where Bagheera, the vultures, and Mowgli think that Baloo is dead and Bagheera delivers an eulogy for him]].
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** The same organ music is also heard in ''WesternAnimation/TheJungleBook1967'' [[spoiler:during the scene where Bagheera, the vultures, and Mowgli think that Baloo is dead and Bagheera delivers an a eulogy for him]].