The sound of children eating leaves much to be desired,

but it beats them banging on with things like,

Wow, my fingers all muddy,

or please can we get a pet snake?

That's why at Burger King,

kids can now get a King Junior meal on the BK app for free between the 19th of August to the 4th of September.

Download now for a moment's peace this summer holiday.

Get one free King Junior meal with one selected adult burger meal,

only available at selected restaurants.

Four Tees and sees at Burger King. UK forward slash kids-offer. Even if you have no interest in music at all, there's a strong chance that you could

hum at least one famous piece of organ music. Pipe organs of all sizes and shapes have been the ceremonial

instrument of choice for centuries, accompanying weddings, funerals, coronations, Inaugurations, Thanksgiving's and more.

Although of course it's the air being forced through the pipes that makes the sound.

As a listener it can feel as if the building the organ is in is really the instrument, as every last note resonates

between the walls and off the rafters.

At its best, the organ is a glorious, versatile, subtle machine

for turning air into art.

And yet, its very ubiquity can make us blind to its presence.

We just assume it will be there in the church or the town hall because it always has been,

played by an invisible figure tucked up far away on a bench we cannot see.

When the organ is unappreciated and allowed to fall into disuse, we notice only when its sonorous notes are replaced by the tinny rattle of a portable speaker instead. It's always there, the soundtrack to our biggest moments, until it isn't.

I've been fascinated by the organ since I was a child, and it's a cherished ambition of mine to one day learn to play it for myself.

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