electronic organ

British  

noun

1. music an electrophonic instrument played by means of a keyboard, in which sounds are produced and amplified by any of various electronic or electrical means See also synthesizer

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Example Sentences

“That’s simply not in the cards. But there are all sorts of solutions, from a pipe organ to an electronic organ to a digital organ, and right now that’s what’s being determined.”

From New York Times

At the time, Kerr had just begun her role as resident organist at Calvary Presbyterian, getting accustomed to finessing the church’s 40-year-old electronic organ each Sunday morning.

From Washington Post

He supplemented the prison chapel’s electronic organ with two of his own Korg synthesizers.

From New York Times

The movie tells the story of Hall, the region’s musicians and their distinctive, soulful sound featuring heavy bass, guitar and electronic organ or piano.

From The Guardian

St. Mark’s congregation made do with its old electronic organ until earlier this year, when Threadgill got a phone call.

From Washington Times