| Web Site | Description |
|---|---|
| ACT Division of the Theatre Organ Society of Australia | Canberra. History, MP3s, and specification for 3/8 Compton and 3 manual Wurlitzer. |
| A.E. Schlueter Pipe Organs Co. | (Lithonia, GA) One of the largest pipe organ builders, re-builders, and re-furbishers in the Eastern United States. |
| Allen Organ Company | The site of the largest builder of church and theatre organs in the world. |
| American Guild of Organists | A site to promote the organ in its historic and evolving roles, to encourage excellence in the performance of organ and choral music, and to provide a forum for mutual support, inspiration, education, and certification of Guild members. |
| American Institute of Organbuilders | Since 1974, conventions have been held each year in cities throughout the United States and Canada. |
| Andover Organ Co. | (Methuen, MA) Along with building, rebuilding and restorations of organs, they maintain more than 300 old and new tracker organs yearly throughout New England, New York State, New Jersey, Virginia and the Carolinas. |
| Associated Pipe Organ Builders of America | A select group of organ builders who have passed stringent membership requirements. |
| ATOS: American Theatre Organ Society | News, history, locations, articles, event calendar, artist directory, and local chapter listings. Not geographically limited to the United States. |
| Bach, Johann Sebastian (1685-1750) | Brief biography, caricature, summaries of his choral and vocal, organ, other keyboard, chamber, orchestral, and concerto output, and Naxos discography. |
| Bach's organ works complete BWV listing | Complete BWV listing of Bach's Organ Works with links to CD recordings on Silbermann Organs from the Baroque Music Club. |
| Baroque Music | Articles, suggested recordings, links, biographies, portraits, plus music samples, notes on performance, information on the lute-harpsichord and the Baroque violin bow, and background on organ builder Gottfried Silbermann. |
| Benton Electronics | Read Hammond Organ story here. |
| Berghaus Organ Co. | (Bellwood, IL) Combines art, skill, knowledge and technology to create pipe organs of uncompromising beauty and grace. |
| Bond Organ Builders Inc. | (Portland, OR) Maker and restorer of fine pipe organs since 1976. |
| Buzard Pipe Organ Builders | (Champaign, IL) Committed to building the best pipe organs in the world. |
| C.B. Fisk | (Glouchester, MA) Designers & builders of pipe organs. |
| The Classical Free-Reed, Inc. | Offers information about free reed instruments including the accordion, concertina, harmonica, and reed organ. Includes definitions, descriptions, history, articles, reviews. |
| Dobson Pipe Organ Builders | (Lake City, IA) For more than three decades, they have constructed fine pipe organs for churches, schools, public spaces and private individuals. |
| Droehnich's Organs site | You will have fun browsing entries of 3,120 organs in 76 countries and 2.200+ links. |
| Electronic Organ Constructor's Society | A society for those interested in building and/or customizing electronic organs and similar electronic musical instruments. |
| Encyclopedia of Organ Stops | Edward L. Stauff provides information on construction and sound of various organ stops. |
| Fabry Pipe Organs | (Fox Lake, IL) Building of new pipe organs; Total rebuilding and releathering of instruments. |
| Fowler Organ Company | (Lansing, MI) Every pipe organ from Fowler Organ Company is individually hand crafted and customized for its environment. |
| George Bozeman Jr. & Co. | (Deerfield, NH) In 1996, Bozeman & Company celebrated its first quarter-century of building fine organs. |
| Goulding & Wood Inc. | (Indianapolis, IN) Makers of fine pipe organs |
| Hendrickson Organ Co. | (St. Peter, MN) Since 1969, both electric action and tracker action pipe organs have been built for churches, schools, and homes in the Midwest. |
| International Society of Organbuilders | To promote an atmosphere in which professionals might find a forum for sharing knowledge and discussing professional concerns for the betterment of everyone involved, an exchange of information in an atmosphere of mutual respect. |
| Johann Sebastian Bach | City-by-city musical biography with hymn tunes, cantatas, organ chorales, and bibliography from Hymnuts. |
| J. S. Bach: His Predecessors | Gives overview of his influences, including the German and Italian keyboard schools, French polyphony and organ music, as well as mathematics. |
| Keyboard Tuning of Johann Sebastian Bach | John Charles Francis website about organ Tuning |
| ibiblio: The Pipe Organ | A pipe organ education project. |
| Kegg Pipe Organ Builders | (Uniontown, OH) A Kegg electric-action pipe organ is designed to play American worship services. |
| Lakeside Studios | Offers books on how to play piano and organ, and on music theory. |
| Levsen Organ Co. | (Buffalo, IA) Building new pipe organs as well as preserving, enlarging and renewing present pipe organs. |
| Los Angeles Theatre Organ Society | Lists of concerts and events; local organs; membership information. |
| Martin Ott Pipe Organ Co. | (St. Louis, MO) Manufactures tracker (mechanical) action and electric pull-down slider chest action organs. |
| M.L. Bigelow & Co. Inc. | (American Fork, UT) Specializes in tracker instruments, creatively fashioned to suit your unique requirements. |
| National Music Museum- Organs | Pictures of organ by Johannes Jacob Hannss and other rare instruments. |
| Noack Organ Co. | (Georgetown, MA) Each NOACK pipe organ is an individual entity, designed and built for the specific needs of its own setting. |
| North American manufacturer of Phoenix Organs | A British-based digital church organ company. |
| Northern Organ Services | Repairs and servicing of all makes of organs and keyboards. |
| Organ Alternatives | Canadian site "dedicated to the organ as a performing instrument, and to its future". Online newsletter in Adobe Acrobat format. |
| Orgel Edskes Organ | Information and photos of various organs |
| Organlive.com | Over 5000 tracks of free organ music, delivered via streaming audio |
| The Organ Historical Society | Promotes a widespread musical and historical interest in American organ building through collection, preservation, and publication of historical information, and through recordings and public concerts. |
| The Organ Magazine | British publication. Archived issues, online reviews and classifieds, events calendar, subscription information. |
| OrganTutor | Offers a CD and workbook teaching organ registration, technique, and hymn playing in classical and traditional sacred organ style. By Don Cook of Brigham Young University. |
| Parkey Organbuilders | (Atlanta, GA) Dedicated solely to the creation and construction of pipe organs. |
| Pasi Organ Builders | (Roy, WA) Specializes in building fine mechanical action organs and restoration of historic instruments. |
| Peragallo Pipe Organ Co. | (Paterson, NJ) A combination of old-world pipe organ craftsmanship and today's digital technology. |
| Pipedreams | Organ radio broadcasts, articles, and more |
| Piporg-L | An electronic mailing list whose members discuss musical, technical and historical aspects of organs of all kinds. |
| Pipe Organs 101 | Answers to pipe organ related questions. |
| Randall Dyer & Associates | (Jefferson City, TN) A small, privately held corporation, specializing in the high quality construction of electric-action pipe organs. |
| Rieger Pipe Organ in New Zealand | Day-by-day views of the installation of the Rieger pipe organ, Christchurch, New Zealand, from January ~ May 1997 |
| Reuter Organ Company | (Lawrence, KS) Builds pipe organs for sacred spaces. |
| Rieger-Kloss | (Bloomington, IL) Builds pipe organs of all types and sizes in one of the world's largest and best equipped facilities. |
| Robert L. Sipe Inc. | (Garland, TX) Builders of tracker & electric-action pipe organs for over 40 years. |
| Rochester Theatre Organ Society | Concert schedules, pictures of the two Wurlitzer consoles (4/22 and 3/12) and pipe chambers, 4/22 stoplist, driving directions, and membership information. |
| Rodgers Instruments | The world's leading builder of organs installed with real winded pipes and the premier builder of cutting edge, stereophonic digital church organs without pipes. |
| Schantz Organ Co. | (Orrville, OH) To build pipe organs of the highest musical integrity and mechanical reliability, qualities that never go out of style. |
| Schudi Organ Co. | (Mesquite, TX) Construction and Maintenance of Pipe Organs Since 1965 |
| St. Albans Organ Theatre | Currently the museum has two theatre organs, four cafe organs worked by punch-card and numerous other instruments including music boxes and a self playing violin. |
| Symphonic, Choral, Organ and Chamber Works by Philip Goddard | Part of his official site. Includes pictures, biography, works, sound files, technical details, spiritual and religious resources, and related material. |
| Taylor and Boody Organbuilders Inc. | (Staunton, VA) The firm has completed over fifty organs in the United States and Japan, including the restoration of organs of particular historical merit in churches, universities and museum collections. |
| TheatreOrgans.com | This Site Awarded the 1998 ATOS Certificate of Special Merit for their work on the Internet promoting Theatre Organs. |
| The Walker Digital Unit Orchestra | Features their organs and allow you to access to all of the detailed spec sheets provided for the organs. |
| Wicks Pipe Organ Co. | (Highland, IL.) In their first 13 years of building pneumatic and mechanical action instruments, the Wicks built 275 instruments. In the 15 years after inventing DIRECT-ELECTRIC® action, the Wicks opus list grew to over 1000. |
| Wikipedia | Detailed knowledge about organ |
| Wiktionary | Definition of organ with audio pronunciation |
Organ sheet music at Sheet Music Plus Music for beginners and experts. Solo, duets and accompaniment music. Keyboards and Pianos |
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