A cathedral organ is a large musical instrument typically found in cathedrals and churches. It consists of a series of pipes, keyboards, and pedals, allowing musicians to produce a wide range of sounds. These organs are often elaborately designed and can be a focal point of the church's architecture. Cathedral organs are used primarily for accompanying worship services, but they also play a significant role in concerts and special events. The music produced can vary from soft, melodic tones to powerful, resonant sounds, enhancing the spiritual atmosphere of the space.