Custom Built Church Organs are specifically designed and voiced for the individual customers home, concert hall or church.
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Reverberation adds to the experience Room acoustics strongly affect how we perceive any musical instrument, and this is especially so with the organ. Most often we listen to an organ in a reverberant church space and consequently become accustomed to the signature that reverberation adds to the experience. A large organ without a reverberant acoustic…
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Pipe Organ or Digital Organ? The chapel pipe organ was installed in 1904 by William Hill, one of the ‘Great Three’ British builders, the others being Harrison and Willis. That said this particular Hill was never one of his finer instruments and was substantially rebuilt in 1934 by the successor firm of Hill Norman &…
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Listen to the digital organ being played while reading? Click here In the spring of last year I had a meeting with Dr Alan Sykes, curator of the well known and loved Willis Organ at the Brangwyn Hall Swansea. This was a relatively brief encounter which quickly lead to our hat being in the ring for…
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Sutton Valence School – A place of history The school was founded in 1576 as the Free Grammar School of William Lambe in Sutton Valence, by William Lambe, Master of the Worshipful Company of Clothworkers and a member of the Chapel Royal of Henry VIII. Situated near Maidstone the school has extensive facilities, grounds and a wonderful chapel. The organ that…
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