Winter, 2010

Continuo organ for Trinity Episcopal Church in Concord, Massachusetts is under contruction for a four-stop continuo organ. The instrument will have open and stopped ranks at eight- and four-foot pitches. The tonal design will emulate the eighteenth-century chamber organs of the Pennsylvania Dutch which figured prominently in the musical life of the Moravians.

Under restoration is Alvinza Andrews opus 1, 1837, formerly located in Vernon Center, New York. The organ was acquired by S.L. Huntington & Co. and will be placed on permanent loan at St. Timothy's Episcopal Church (1838), Westford, New York.