New Instruments

2011-2012

My initial prototype.  Like many in the Hauptwerk community, I started small and modest, quickly realizing just how powerful this could be.

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2021

Opus 3, a single manual 16-channel continuo, is currently being built, and will be available for purchase when complete.  The entire instrument, from the clavier to the case is being built by hand from solid hardwood.

2022

Dubbed the "Touring UltraLite," Op. 6 is a custom commission, designed from the ground up for maximum portability.

2024

Op. 9 is another variation derived from the very successful Op. 6 design, but incorporates the touch screen monitors directly into the key cheeks.​

2025

Op. 12 is an all new custom commission that will include a fully-motorized coupler rail, recessed-pull out touch screens, cherry manuals, and a curved back.

2019

Installed in Greenwood United Methodist Church, Opus 1 is truly special and has been highly regarded as one of the finest Hauptwerk instruments around.

2021-2022

Opus 4 is a 3-Manual theater organ with fully automated SAMs, a multi-channel audio system, dual touch screens, 12-Cores, and 128GB of RAM, The instrument is nearly limitless in its capacity to perform endless repertoire

2023

Op.  7 is an almost identical copy of Op. 6, but with slightly different finishes.  Op. 7 was commissioned for a young student by his parents.

2024

Op. 10 is another variation derived from the very successful Op. 6 design, but incorporates the touch screen monitors directly into the key cheeks.​

2026

Op. 13 is a petit, 3-manual console for Mt. Olive Evangelical Lutheran Church.  The organ will be used as the congregation's primary worship instrument. 

2020-2021

Opus 2 is my current home practice organ and was designed to be moveable, easy to clean around, and boast simplicity in design.

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2022-2023

Op. 5 is the most petit 3-manual instrument you are likely to find.  It is ideal for home practice use, being of small size but still full-featured.

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2024

Op. 8 is another variation derived from the very successful Op. 6 design, but incorporates the touch screen monitors directly into the keycheeks.​

2024

Op. 11 originally began life as Moller Op. 3893 in 1924 for KAM Isaiah Israel Temple in Hyde Park, IL and is being rebuilt for a private individual.

2026

Op. 14 is a petit, 3-manual console based on the Op. 5 design.

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