Madison Square Garden recently updated the organ system they use to pump up the crowd for Knicks and Rangers games, as well as other sporting events. In this 360° video from the New York Times, peek inside the booth where Ray Castoldi, the Garden's music director, plays the organ during a recent hockey game.
From five stories above the Madison Square Garden arena floor, Ray Castoldi provides the soundtrack for the Knicks and Rangers. Watch him play his new organ during a recent Rangers vs. Devils game.
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via New York Times
Originally published on January 3rd, 2017
Matt Coneybeare
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