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You will then need a computer with a drive that can read them. This will be the hardest part - not many A: drives these days.
It's all downhill after that; copy the music from the floppy to a computer and use one of several free audio programs to convert/save the organ music to a digital file that can be read nowadays.
Merry christmas 
PS Apparently in various labs and archives around the world is huge amounts of earthquake and meteorological data - all recorded on obsolete media such as wire loop recorders, and there are no working devices to read it!
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