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Delayed by faculty issues and then Covid-19 this bespoke digital organ was completed in January 2020 but it was only towards the middle of July that we finally managed to install it at St Andrew’s Church in Sonning. St Andrew’s in Sonning is in a beautiful location Sonning is a village near Maidenhead UK. St…
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Late last year we received our first order from St Germans Cathedral Peel (Cathedral Isle of Man) for a bespoke chamber organ. This was finally delivered in April 2019 to the delight of Organist and Director of Music Peter Litman. We have had some vigorous discussion as to whether these small instruments should be called…
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The internet has certainly shrunk the world to the point where each day looking at e mails I have no idea what to expect. Hot on the heels of a request to hire an organ for the Papal Mass in Dubai, which we undertook in February, an email on March 23rd this year asked if…
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Almost 9 years ago now we supplied one of our first custom built organ to Saint Bartholomew’s Church in London. The pipe organ had become so unreliable something significant had to be done. St Bartholomew’s the Great is a magnificent church hidden away in the heart of ‘Old London’ close to Smithfield market. Unless you…
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It was just before Christmas that we were in fact approached by two UAE based companies to quote for the provision of a digital organ for the Papal Mass on February 5th 2019. Not really a long time at all considering all the logistics that had to be arranged just to get an instrument airborne…
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Just after Christmas and with minimal notice we were asked if we could supply our chamber organ for a performance of the Vivaldi Gloria and Handel’s Coronation Anthems given by the Kinder Choirs of the High Peak at Buxton Opera House. Buxton Opera House – an architectural gem I have never visited the venue but…
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Our chamber organ was first revealed to the public at the Manchester Conference of Diocesan Organ Advisors in August 2018. I could not go but perhaps given the controversial nature of our technology may not have been enthusiastically received. By all accounts the instrument was reasonably well regarded. Could one ever get a ‘pipecentric’ gathering…
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It is very gratifying when a plan comes together, especially one as complex as this involving a large plinth, 4 manuals, 7 amplifiers, 42 speaker cabinets, 85 playing stops and 12,000 miles travel to the job. To say it went without a hitch would be an exaggeration but it did most certainly go well and…
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