Australian Pipe Organs is proud to exclusively offer Slic motors, a cutting-edge innovation in the world of organ technology. Originally invented by the renowned Australian Organ Builder, Steve Laurie, who honed his skills with Compton in the UK, Slic motors…
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2020 is a special year for Australian Pipe Organs, marking forty years of our dedicated team looking after some of Australia’s most notable and beautiful pipe organs. Although our 40 years milestone is a time to celebrate, we find ourselves…
To my eyes and ears the organ will ever be the King of Instruments.
This little organ was originally built by George Fincham in 1868 for Christ Church Warrnambool. It eventually found its way to Talbot in 2008, and was restored by Australian Pipe Organs in 2016. The case was restored by local craftsman…
We have recently completed the installation of a 1969 Fincham organ into the Geelong Grammar Music Hall. This instrument was one of six pipe organs removed from the Masonic Centre, East Melbourne, (now demolished) was previously installed in the No.1…
The Organ in St. Vincent’s Church was built in 1927 by Frederick Taylor, and was moved from the Methodist Church in Fitzroy Street, St. Kilda, and rebuilt by George Stephens. The Church has recently been reordered inside, and the instrument…
Filmed by John Parker in 1993, during a demonstration given at the “Australian Guild of Master Organ Builder’s” Conference by Ian Wakeley and Tim Gilley – both at that time employees of “Australian Pipe Organs Pty Ltd:” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Lj6Iy5sj4o