Looking for a portable pipe organ?   Our new Lancaster Continuo will fit in your minivan, suv or station wagon.  Designed to withstand the rigors of transport, this pipe organ features one 50-note manual with three complete stops: Gedackt 8′, Flute 4′ and Principle... Read more...

Posted on December 15th, 2009 by Jon
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Bedient Pipe Organ is pleased to announce Damin Spritzer as our new company representative. We got to know Damin in the early 2000s when Bedient returned to Dallas, TX to convert the stop action on our Opus 33 from mechanical to electro-pneumatic operation. Her years of experience playing a Bedient... Read more...

Posted on December 8th, 2009 by Jon
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Our Opus 37 has another new home. In 2008, the organ was moved from Oklahoma to Berlin, NH, after its owner, Susan Ferre’ and her husband moved to the neighboring town of Gorham, NH.  Ferre had loaned the organ and other vintage instruments to Chapel Arts, a private performance space and art gallery. The... Read more...

Posted on December 7th, 2009 by Jon
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A Bedient pipe organ now resides in the St. Saviour By The River Anglican Church in Eagleport, OH, but we did not build it.   “Our” Opus P-21 is one of about 20 Positif organ kits sold in the mid-1970s via small ads in Popular Science magazine. These one stop, one manual tracker organs are powered... Read more...

Posted on December 4th, 2009 by Jon
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