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I had been away 2 weeks immediately before we were schedule to film our Custom Skinner style console at Selby Abbey and the new console was not quite finished before my departure on holiday. So I was just a little anxious that all would be well and waiting for me on return to the UK…
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I think there would be little doubt that the name of Ernest Skinner is held in the highest regard amongst US organists and organ builders. Skinner did not only produce instruments that sounded magnificent, interestingly he was one of the first organ builders to try to establish a systematic method for providing fixed dimensions in…
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The latest addition to our Regent Classic instruments is a digital chamber organ, a smaller version of our bespoke church organs offering a lightweight, adaptable solution to your musical requirements. The compact nature make this instrument ideal for use in continuo roles alongside other musicians, or as a complement to a main organ in a…
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About a year ago we had the very nice and local job providing a new instrument for St Kenelm’s Church in Enstone Oxfordshire. This was part of a substantial programme of works refurbishing the building and as you will see (below) from the video the result is really delightful. The church is now a very…
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Regent Classic Organs invite you to the Battle of the Organs at Selby Abbey on the 14th September 2018 at 7.00pm. John Scott Whiteley and D’Arcy Trinkwon will battle it out on the Abbey’s magnificently restored Hill organ and a new Regent Classic Organ that is a replica of a 1930’s Skinner organ console. About the…
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The roll of honour on display in the Canterbury Cathedral records the organists since just before 1407. There are 31 in the list that spans over 600 years. For those holding early office the list records the date of their death, the first being John Moundfeld, a monk who died in 1407. Presumably in these…
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In early 2017, we visited Dr David Flood, Organist and Director of Music at Canterbury Cathedral to discuss the provision of a temporary digital organ to help provide cover while the pipe organ was being rebuilt by Harrison & Harrison as part of The Cathedral’s Organ Project. To find out more and support the project, which…
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In early 2017, we visited Dr David Flood, Organist & Director of Music at Canterbury Cathedral to discuss the provision of a temporary Digital Organ to help provide cover while the Pipe Organ was being rebuilt by Harrison & Harrison. We suggest you visit the Canterbury Cathedral website to find out more about the Cathedral…
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