MORE EMINENT INSTALLATIONS

Church of Our Lady and St Vincent, Potters Bar, Hertfordshire

The new church was dedicated with Mass in May 2006, concelebrated by Cardinal Cormac Murphy O'Connor with current and former priests, this event also being the first time the new custom-built 3-manual Eminent organ was heard in public.
The new church was designed to reflect the understanding of the church in the 21st century whilst at the same time bring faithful to the RC traditions, and its antiphonal design has roots in the monastic setting where the monks are gathered in prayer facing one another. Seating is provided for over three hundred worshippers and is arranged in such a way that nobody is more than five rows from the sanctuary area.

St Michael's Church, Cilycwm, Llandovery, Wales

St Michael's church was said to have been built around 1291, but there is no documentary evidence to confirm this. The stocky tower is around 100 years younger than the main body of the church and a notable feature inside is the 15th Century wagon roof in the South nave aisle. The custom-built Eminent organ was installed in May 2006. The two-manual stop tab console is sited at the West end of the nave and the 5 channel speaker system is located under the altar at the East end.

Queensbury Methodist Church, Edgware, London

Queensbury Methodist Church commissioned their new custom-built Eminent organ when it became obvious that their 1970's vintage electronic organ was on its last legs. The organ was designed and then built in Holland, and installed and voiced in the church in April 2006.

Callington Methodist Church, Cornwall

The new 3-manual drawstop custom-built organ was installed into Callington Methodist Church in Cornwall in March 2006. The light oak console is at the front of the Chapel on the right and the speakers / amplifiers are behind the pipe facade of the previous instrument.

Church of the Holy Cross, Luton

Installed in February 2006 and replacing an electronic organ from the 1970's, the console of the new 37 stop 2 manual organ is to the right of the high altar and the speakers are situated on a shelf above the South West door of the Church

St Leonard's Parish Church, Butleigh, Somerset

As part of a major reording of the church interior, we were commissioned to build a new two-manual organ for St Leonard's Church. This was completed in January 2006 ready for their celebrations in early February.

St Catherine's Church, The Leigh, Gloucestershire

Installed in December 2005 just in time for the Christmas festivities, the new 2 manual organ for St Catherine's Church performed splendidly for the main carol service the following weekend. The speaker cabinets are mounted high on the West end wall and the console is in the chancel in the space formally occupied by the pipe organ

Royal Hospital Chelsea, The Wren Chapel

In October 2005 we added some digital pedal stops to the historical and famous pipe organ in the Wren Chapel, Royal Hospital, Chelsea.

St Botolph's Church, Heene, Worthing, Sussex

In August 2005 we installed a custom-built 2-manual Positive organ in St Botolph's Church where there is an outstanding music tradition. This instrument was commissioned for use primarily in the annual music festival as the pipe organ is tuned too sharp to use with other musical instruments.

St Patrick's Church, Patterdale, Cumbria

Installed in August 2005, the new 2 manual organ for St Patrick's Church utilises the casework from the old pipe organ for the speakers and amplifiers. The console is at the East End of the Nave on the South side.

St Peter's Church, Bushey Heath, Hertfordshire

The new organ in St Peter's Church was installed in June 2005, the opening recital being given in early July by the vicar (an ex Durham organ scholar) and the resident organist. In terms of computing power, speakers and amplifiers, this is one of our most comprehensive installations to date. At the West end of the church on South wall is a huge polished oak case housing the nave speakers and amplifiers; the console is in the central crossing and there are further speakers and amplifiers within the existing pipe organ case in a chamber high on the North side of the chancel.

St Augustine's Church, Swindon, Wiltshire

March 2005 saw the delivery of a custom-built 2 manual Eminent organ for St Augustine's Church. The console is at ground level near the chancel and the speakers are situated in the organ loft, up high on the North East wall of the church.

Wellington Methodist Church, Telford, Shropshire

In November 2004 we installed a 2 manual, 37 stop Eminent organ in the brand new Church buildings for Wellington Methodist Church. The organ has 5 channels of amplification, a main set of speakers in the hall and a second set in the sanctuary area, controlled by a switch at the console.

Holy Trinity Church, Milton Regis, Sittingbourne, Kent

In June 2003 we installed the custom-built 3 manual drawstop organ that had been loaned to Exeter Cathedral into Milton Regis Church. The elegant drawstop console finished in dark oak is situated on the North side of the chancel with a set of speakers on the East Chapel wall. The main speakers are at the West end of the church along with the amplifiers, with a switching facility at the console for the two sets of speakers.

The Church of St Michael and All Angels', Foulridge, Lancs

Installed in May 2002, the 2 manual tab stop instrument replaces a Laycock and Bannister organ from 1905. The existing oak organ case has been retained and two sets of speaker housings are enclosed - one set facing down the church and the other into the Chancel.

All Saints Church, Aston-cum-Aughton, Sheffield

In March 2001 we installed an Eminent Positive organ into the ancient church of All Saints. The elegant drawstop console finished in limed oak is situated on the North side of the chancel with built-in speakers. There are further speakers at the West end on the Tower arch with a switching facility at the console for either, or both sets of speakers in use.

The Cathedral Church of St Peter, Exeter

From January to September 2001 two Eminent organs were installed in Exeter Cathedral whilst the pipe organ was rebuilt. A two manual Positive was positioned in the quire for evensong accompaniment, and a large 3-manual installed at the East end of the Nave for larger services.

Click Here for more installations

If you cannot see a menu frame to the left, click Here to go to the Home Page