NEW COMMISSIONS

We are pleased to have been selected to build a new three manual and pedal organ for Ikebukuro Chapel, Rikkyo University, Tokyo.

see Ikebukuro Chapel specification here

Just starting in our workshop is a new three-manual and pedal organ, to be installed on a new west gallery in summer 2012. The organ and gallery are sympathetic to the architecture of Pugin's church, and will be richly decorated in medieval colours

see specification and case proposal here

RECENTLY COMPLETED INSTRUMENTS

Keble College, Oxford

We are delighted to have been awarded the contract to build a new  four-manual, 43-stop tracker organ for the chapel of Keble College. The organ was completed in the summer of 2011 and inaugurated by Jeremy Fillsell on September 30th.

Details can be seen here

St Mary le Bow, City of London

A new two manual and pedal mechanical action organ has been built within the existing Andreas Silbermann-inspired casework. The organ was inaugurated by Thomas Trotter on September 29th 2010

see specification and casework image

Lincoln's Inn Chapel

The new three manual and pedal mechanical action organ is now finished, and an opening recital was given by James O'Donnell on March 15th

The organ has twin cases on either side of the great west window, with a central Choir organ case set in the centre of the gallery rail.

First photos of the installation can be seen here

Continuo organs

In the past two years we have made new continuo organs for Waltham St Lawrence, Berkshire, Pilgrim Uniting Church, Adelaide, Australia, and Jesus and Selwyn colleges, Cambridge

Details can be seen here

St Andrew, Old Headington, Oxford
The new 25-stop organ was completed in March and dedicated on Easter Sunday. The opening recital will by given by David Goode on Saturday July 25th.

Details can be seen here

Latymer Upper School, Hammersmith

The new 14-stop organ was completed in May and is installed in the new recital hall of the Performing Arts Centre.

Details can be seen here

St Giles, Cripplegate, London

A new 5-stop, two manual and pedal practice organ for the St Giles International Organ School was delivered in January. It will feature as part of a Gala concert using all three organs in the church on June 1st.

Details can be seen here