$40,000

Koehnken & Grimm (ca. 1890)

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What a lovely little organ, recently renovated, in great condition. We invite your inquiries.

Under contract.

Skinner Organ Company, Opus 635 (1927)

4 manuals, 37 stops, 34 ranks.

$75,000 (+10% Finder's Fee)

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We're excited to list this terrific organ. Mr. Skinner's brilliant design for mid-size four-manual organ includes four 8' Open Diapasons, three pairs of celestes (two start at Low CC), eight reeds, five inedendent 16' stops. There's a two-rank Echo organ (Chimney Flute, Vox Humana, and Chimes under expression), a Harp/Celesta unit in the Choir, and a total of four expression chambers. This organ will bring a kaleidoscope of color to your church or university, and it's available immediately. We're looking forward to hearing from you.

Free to a good home.

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Here’s a modest three-manual organ (25 ranks) with a variety of 8-foot tone, two reeds, and mutations. We especially note two pirs of Celestes (Swell Viole Celeste starts at Low CC) for lovely expressive effetcs. The organ is being offered at no charge. The recipient is responsible for removal and Organ Clearing House Finder’s Fee.

Price reduced to $5,000.

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Sturdy, classic electro-pneumatic practice organ. Anyone who has studied organ at university or conservatory is familiar with such organs and what they can do. Here’s where you learn that pesky Reger before taking it to the Big Top!

1960’s Vermeulen organ

Free to a good home. Recipient to remove.

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We’re happy to offer this cute, cheerful organ, perfect for a baroque orchestra. The Metal Pedal Bourdon is an after-market electric addition controlled by a switch.

Möller Double Artiste

$25,000

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M.P. Möller built hundreds (thousands?) of instruments of this model with exceptional mechanical design, and well-made pipes. They’re easy to releather, respond well to remedial voicing, and fit under 8’ ceilings. Just the thing for the small church or chapel, or the serious organist who wants to practice with two expression enclosures.

J.W. Walker (1992)

$20,000

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Simply beautiful and beautifully simple. This neat little organ is all about practicing at home. At 92” tall it’ll fit under most any ceiling, and its gentle tones allow endless hours of work without noise fatigue. It’s in beautiful condition, ready to move.

Beautifully built Beckerath Continuo Organ, built in 2000.

$20,000

Like new condition.

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$40,000

Casavant Opus 2733 (1963)

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We’re happy to offer this compact and versatile three-manual organ, and look forward to hearing from you.

Free to a good home.

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This marvelous organ was sold and dismantled by the Organ Clearing House in 2011 and placed in storage from which it has never been moved. It’s still packed in the original crates. Before dismantling, it was in original and excellent playing condition.

Noack Opus 67 (1973)

$15,000

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We’re happy to offer this versatile one-manual organ with seven stops divided Bass/Treble. It’s in excellent condition, ready for chapel or studio.

Sold!

Andover Organ Company (1981)

$15,000

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Practicing at home. What a concept. Here’s a beauty to help you with your serious woodshedding. Excellent condition. Give us a call

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Price reduced to $50,000.

Built by Scheonstein, 1989.

This is a rare opportunity to acquire an exceptional residence organ created by one of America’s premier firms. This exquisite instrument is inspired by the tradition of Aristide Cavaillé-Coll, and includes a rich variety of fundamental tone and tone color. Contact us today to schedule your audition appointment, and dust off your Vierne, your Widor, your Franck.

Sold!

Skinner Organ Company, Opus 782 (1929).

$15,000

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190” High

160” wide (The case is 190” wide, the organ is off-center behind the facade, against the right wall.)

98” Deep.

The console footprint is 65” (wide) x 50” , including the bench.

Expression action is mechanical.

Here’s a charming little organ, 7 ranks plus chimes, compact and expressive. A simple releathering project is all that’s needed to make it useful and reliable for the next generations. Because of its remote location, and the very narrow access to its “insides,” it’s in pristine condition. Stopped flutes and Flugel Horn are especially beautiful. We look forward to hearing from you.

Couplers

Great/Pedal

Swell/Pedal

Swell/Pedal 4

Swell/Great

Swell 16

Swell 4

Swell/Great 16

Swell/Great 4

Great 4

3 permanent divisional settings for each keyboard.

Sold!

The Opportunity of a Lifetime

Rudolf von Beckerath (1974)

$200,000

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Housed in a dedicated organ hall at the Moore School of Music, University of Houston, this grand organ is a masterpiece of its time. It has loads of power, a kaleidoscope of colors, and beautiful tracker action.

The organ is being offered for sale in preparation for the repurposing of the existing hall and the commissioning of a new concert organ to be installed in a new location.

Organ Clearing House executive director, John Bishop, visited the organ on February 28, 2023, and confirms its excellent condition and thrilling sounds.

We’re looking forward to hearing from you, and eager to schedule your audition visit.

Height: High center towers 30’2”; Pedal towers 25’ 2”; Facade side flat 22’ 2”

Width: 22’ at impost; 16’ 4” at floor

Depth: 8’ + 2’ (for maintenance scaffold) + 3’ (for pedalboard)

$25,000, negotiable.

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Depth 91 inches

Width 112.5 inches

Height 165 inches

Lovely organ by Noack, ideal for small church, teaching or practice studio.

$11,000

Ontko & Young

8’ Gedeckt

2’ Principal (divided bass/treble)

Pull down Pedal.

This charming little organ is just right for a little nook where nothing else will fit. We’re looking forward to hearing from you.

$22,500

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A beautiful organ with a simple stoplist and big organ tone. There's nothing like a 16' Double Open Wood Diapason to give oomph to a modest instrument.  The organ is in storage in mid-coast Maine, and available for a visit.

$18,000

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Here’s a lovely smaller instrument for chapel or studio. The Rohrflöte and Prestant are common to both keyboards. Notice the unusual and creative system of couplers.

Sold!

What a spectacular opporunity.

$75,000 (plus OCH 10% fee)

The Skinner Organ Company, Opus 459 (1924)

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Mr. Skinner’s company built its first four-manual organ in 1902 for Grace Church, New York, NY. Opus 459 in Watertown, MA is the 103rd four-manual instrument in 22 years. Of course some of those organs are large heroic organs. This one, like many others, is relatively small (34 ranks), but features four expressive divisions (Swell, Choir, Solo, Echo), nine reeds (including Skinner’s signature Tuba, English Horn, French Horn), three Celestes (two of which start at CC), and twenty-one manual ranks with 73 notes. It’s a brilliant scheme providing lots of variety of tone, and seemingly infinite contrasting combinations.

The organ is not playable - it hasn’t been used for six years - but it’s in immaculate restorable condition. Tuning scrolls are neat and intact, walkboards are clear and easy to manage, the chambers are neat and orderly showing that the instrument has always received first-class care.

We’re looking forward to hearing from you arranging your visit to this exceptional organ.

Free to a good home.

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This beautiful instrument was designed and donated to the church by the great organ architect and historian William H. Barnes and his family in memory of their father who was a trustee of the church. Built in 1931 at the beginning of the storied “Whitelegg Era” at Möller, this instrument is designed for both power and expression.

Time is short for this special organ. We’re looking forward to hearing from you.

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Free to a good home.

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This fine organ built by Berghaus in 1976 needs a new home. Recipient is responsible for removal and Organ Clearing House fee. We’re looking forward to scheduling your audition visit.

$100,000 (plus Organ Clearing House fee)

Available immediately.

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Here’s a beautiful instrument built by the Canadian master Gabriel Kney in 1980. It has plenty of mutations and brilliance for bold leading of hymns and playing classic organ literature. It’s beautifully conceived, beautifully built, and in excellent condition.

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A beautiful one-manual organ, terrific for hymn playing.  Imagine this as a Choir Organ "down front."  Beautiful decoration from one the best of the "Massachusetts Builders," known for the sweet sounds.

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$110,000 (includes OCH Fees)

We’re excited to offer this spectacular opportunity to purchase a nearly new (built in 2003) organ by one of America’s highly respected builders. The organ was lightly used, and has not been used for nearly ten years. The console is stored behind the “stage.” Note that those stops shown on specifications without pipe counts have been prepared for. Maybe the installation at your church will be the perfect to add those voices.

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$5000.

When you were a student at the Eastman School of Music, was the organ in Room 417 your favorite? Now’s your chance to own it. It will remind you of the trials and tribulations of preparing for lessons when you know haven’t practiced enough, and the sense of achievement when you finally mastered that gnarly passage.

If you didn’t study at Eastman, imagine all the brilliant young players who busted their knuckles on this organ. What karma!

We’re looking forward to your inquiries.

What a wonderful opportunity!

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$32,000

This beautiful practice/residence organ was built in 1974 by Lawrence Phelps & Associates for the home of Lawrence and Emilie Sinz, investors in the firm. The elegant instrument has been impeccably maintained, and will be an invaluable tool for the serious organist.

SOLD!

$20,000

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This Casavant organ was built in 1966 with electro-pneumatic action. It’s in great condition, and ready to be moved. Contact John Bishop john@organclearinghouse.com to arrange your audition visit.

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Free to a good home.

We’re pleased to offer this versatile and complete organ built in 1969 by Casavant. It’s in terrific condition, well maintained, and available immediately. Casavant organs of this vintage are solidly built, and designed especially well for renovation.

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$10,000 or best offer.

1958 Schlicker with comprehensive unified specifications in good condition.

Holtkamp Opus 1765 (1963)

Photo shows builder’s model before construction.

Available for best reasonable offer.

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Here’s a versatile and useful organ, the best of a great American organbuilder. The organ has been professionally dismantled and is in storage.

Sold!

$12,500 (Includes OCH fee)

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Built around 1964, this timeless little organ is ideal for serious practice at home or school. Lots of possibilities for registrations, including the 4’ Choral Bass in the pedal, unusual for organs of this size.

Asking price $100,000 plus dismantling.

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Originally built by Roosevelt in 1892, rebuilt and enlarged by Welte-Tripp in 1931, this opulent organ is the quintessential romantic and symphonic pipe organ. With a huge range of expression from the powerful Tuba to the distant Celestes, multiple 8’ Principals, and a rich variety of solo voices, this instrument is an organist’s dream. Built by the best, expanded by the best, with a massive and gorgeous console of dramatic quarter-sawn oak.

With a thorough restoration, this organ would reclaim its place as one of the great American organs. It is without equal.

Sold!

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$100,000, as is, where is.

Here’s a chance to acquire a Dobson organ with no waiting list. Built in 1988, this lovely instrument is compact and versatile. It has been maintained by the builder and is in excellent condition. Don’t miss this great opportunity.

The case stands 19’- 6” tall. In floor plan it is 9’-2’’ wide by 3’-9’ deep without the pedalboard. and it is 7’ deep from the back of its case to the back of the pedalboard. There would also need to be 20” to 24” behind the case for service access (case door panels open).

The case currently has its back against a wall, but the wall is completely open behind the organ at both floor and second-floor levels. This allows access to both lower and upper-level case doors. The swell is tuned from the front, through the shades.

The blower and reservoir are located in a second-floor room behind the case, so are placed at impost level more or less. The upper level of the case is accessed from that room, so there is no self-supporting tuning walkboard at that level presently. Some modification to blower placement and its connecting wind line, as well as the addition of a second-level wallboard, will be needed if the organ is moved to a freestanding position.

Available immediately, $7500, buyer to remove

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Upper case is 10’ High, 9’ 7” wide, 4’ 7” deep.

Lower case is 6’ 7” tall, could be modified to be lower.

Lower case is 7’ 6” wide, 3’ 6” deep.

Total height: 16’ 7”. With modification, could be approximately 14’.

We’re happy to offer this handy and compact unit organ. Nineteen speaking stops are derived from ten ranks of pipes. The organ is in excellent condition.

SOLD!

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Built in 1936, after Aeolian-Skinner was formed by the merge of the Aeolian Organ Company and the Skinner Organ Company, here is the best of both worlds: a classic home-style organ with the Aeolian Duo-Art player, and a vast collection of rolls.  (The rolls are available sperately.)

Relocated to its current location around 1975, the organ is available for immediate sale.  Call now to arrange your audition.

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$15,000

We’re happy to offer this simple and compact instrument. Comprising six independent voices include two at sixteen-foot and a three-rank mixture, the organ could serve as the principal instrument in a smaller church or chapel, or recreated as an antiphonal division(s) for a larger organ. The organ is dismantled and in storage.

Available immediately under new terms.

Available for best offer. Submit your offers to John Bishop at john@organclearinghouse.com. New owner assumes cost of dismantling. The organ is scheduled for dismantling within a month.

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26’ tall, 16’ wide, 6’ deep

This beautiful modern tracker-action organ was built by Gober Organbuilder in Elora, Ontario. Hal Gober was an early disciple of Otto Hoffman of Texas, one of the first American firms to build new twentieth century tracker organs. He completed the formal apprenticeship program in Germany to be named a master organbuilder. He has worked for companies in Germany, Switzerland, and Canada.

This unusual organ features a creative design surrounding the main entrance to the sanctuary. Please contact us for more information.

Free to a good home, recipient to remove.

Must be removed by mid-October, 2020.

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This organ was built by the Schantz Organ Company of Orville, OH in 1971, a handy, versatile, and compact instrument in excellent condition.

SOLD!

Newly reduced price: $15,000

Manual I: Flute 4'

Manual II: Gedackt 8'

Pedal: Subbass 8’

      (Gedackt 8' available on Manual I)

      (Flute 4' available on Pedal)

Height:  95"

Width:   58 1/2"

Depth:   Case: 24 1/2", Keytable: 38", Overall (includes pedalboard) 56"

In 1969 and 1970, the Noack Organ Company built 13 identical instruments to this design.  Affectionally known as the "Hot Dog Stand," these instruments were purchased by prominent organists, including Yuko Hayashi and Carlton Russell, and music schools, including the Westminster Choir College, The Juilliard School, and Boston University.

These organs are revered for their sensitive actions and clear speech, ideal as practice instruments for the serious musician.

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A beautifully made, colorful sounding organ, ideal for serious practice. Close the doors on the manual pipes for quiet work, easy on the ears, the family, and the neighbors.

SOLD!

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Christ Church Cathedral, Cincinnati (Opus 1695), III/54 Walter Holtkamp, Sr., 1957

The asking price for this organ has just been slashed to $20,000.

This organ is one of the last, and largest, to be built by Walter Holtkamp, Sr., a leading figure in the mid-twentieth century American organ reform movement. Holtkamp was a proponent of a clean, neo-classic sound that spoke directly into the room without the assistance of a case. The organ contains 54 stops in five divisions over three manuals and a pedal board, plus a horizontal trumpet in the Spanish style, totaling roughly 4,000 pipes. Recently, a zimbelstern, or “bell star,” was added to the instrument. This organ, an icon of its time, has served the congregation for over fifty years.

Besides its obvious artistic distinction, Christ Church is where "Uncle" Gerre Hancock began his professional career.  Gerre's widow, Judy, tells us that this was his first job after studies at Union Seminary: "We were very happy there where we began our family and Gerre began his career!"  Especially notable from Gerre's time in Cincinnati was the annual Boar's Head Festival.

OCH executive director, John Bishop's, father was an Episcopal priest who grew up at Christ Church, and owned several vinyl LP's of that colorful festival, which included some of Gerre Hancock's earliest improvisations.  As a young teenager, John was in the thrall of that sound.  Imagine that.  He made it up.

Sold!

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Available immediately, free to a good home.

Recipient will bear cost of dismantling and OCH Finder’s Fee.

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$10,000, purchaser to install.

Here's a marvelous, compact organ, ideal for home, chapel, or as an antiphonal Choir Organ.  Renovated and ready for immediate delivery.

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Originally built for Concordia College in Bronxville, NY, this organ was purchased privately in 2004, and renovated and relocated by the Organ Clearing House to mid-coast Maine. Contact us to arrange for an audition visit. Plenty of fresh lobster waiting for you!

The “Towel Bar” photo shows folding doors opening behind the organ into adjacent bathroom for necessary maintenance access to back of organ case.

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$50,000.

Playable in its original location.

They don’t get better than this. Built by Aeolian-Skinner in 1951 (Opus 1132), this is the quintessential American Church Organ. Chests, regulators, and console have been releathered, blower has been rebuilt, and there’s a new multi-level combination action. Contact us right away to schedule your audition.

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Price reduced to $44,000.

At 7’ 3” tall, this delightful and colorful organ will fit under most residential ceilings. Beautifully crafted, with elegant custom carvings, it’s a beautiful visual addition to any home, as well a sensitive musical instrument.

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Bishop & Sons is one of Great Britain's venerable firms, and this charming little organ is a fine example of their work.  It has been reworked from original condition, but is playable and delightful.

"Free to a good home" sounds too good to be true, and it is!  There is no asking price - the current owner will give it to a deserving institution - but the usual renovation and relocation costs (and OCH Fee) apply.

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We're happy to offer this lovely instrument with beautiful detailed facade stencilling.  This is an especially attractive offer as the organ was restored in 1997 by organbuilder Darren Wissinger, who relocated the organ for installation in Portsmouth.  It's in terrific playable, and ready to be set up in your church.  Contact us to schedule an audition.

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$35,000

Beautifully maintained, fully playable, and ready for your audition. This is a lovely organ, perfect for the music of Bach and his contemporaries. Its accurate tracker action makes it a great teaching and practice instrument. Contact us to arrange your visit.

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The Noack Practice organ is a four-rank two-manual and pedal instrument with mechanical action. It is housed in a solid white oak case traditionally crafted with hand-carved pipeshades.  It's brand new, never been owned, and is readily available for visit and audition.

The asking price is $85,000.

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Andover Opus 63, built in 1967 for a home installation, has had just one owner. This exquisite instrument features an attractive mid-century modern case of oiled mahogany and rosewood. Each manual has an independent 8’ flute. All manual stops 4’ or higher may be played on either manual, affording a wide variety of registrations. Low wind pressure voicing produces an unforced, singing tone and a light key touch. Self-contained, quiet blower. The perfect instrument for a home, studio, or small chapel. Located in Durham, New Hampshire. Price is $10,000.

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