A chamber organ is a small pipe organ, often with only one manual, and sometimes without separate pedal pipes that is placed in a small room, that this diminutive organ can fill with sound. It is often confined to chamber organ repertoire, as often the organs have too few voice capabilities to rival the grand pipe organs in the performance of ...

Our chamber organs are a smaller scale version of our bespoke church organs offering a lightweight, flexible solution and ideal for use in continuo roles.

A residence organ (also known variously as a house, box, cabinet, choir, continuo, home, practice, trunk, or chamber organ) is a musical organ installed in a personal home.

Ever since the end of the 1970s of last century Klop has been building chamber organs with exclusively wooden pipes. A chamber organ is not a miniature church organ. Building chamber organs requires special craftsmanship. A balanced intonation is necessary because the acoustic qualities of a large space are not there. Custom-made

The chamber organ is a moderately-sized piped organ. It typically has a single manual, a limited number of stops, and a limited pedalboard or no pedals at all. It is generally intended for use in small chapels, in homes, or other intimate rooms.

Chamber organs were largely usurped by reed organs after the middle of the century. The builder of this chamber organ, William Crowell, along with his brother Samuel, were members of a small community of around half a dozen organ builders in Mont Vernon, New Hampshire whose work was all closely related.

2017年6月14日 · The chamber organ is located in the dining room, where Geor... Sarabande in D minor from Handel’s only opera, Xerxes, played on the chamber organ at Kew Palace.

This chamber organ, built by Noel Mander, is a wonderful example of his work. It is currently at St. Peter and St. Paul church in Bromley, UK. It is a great continuo instrument, suitable for accompanying a choir, performing solo pieces, or being used as part of an ensemble.

A comprehensive 2 manual and pedal chamber organ of 8 stops with a French flavour. Portable continuo organs have been supplied to, for example, The Banquet of Musick, Glasgow, The Dunedin Consort, Edinburgh, Capella Novocastriensis, Newcastle upon Tyne, Wells Cathedral, The University of Hull, and the Bradford Baroque Band.

Cornell is lucky to have four beautiful organs on campus, each with its own distinct personality, from the historic Aeolian-Skinner (1940) in Sage Chapel to the Cornell Baroque Organ in Anabel Taylor Hall.