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Classic Pipes (in partnership with Classic Organs of Indiana):
It is possible to combine authentic organ pipes with digitally produced voices. The result is often called a "combination" or hybrid organ.
The hybrid organ is a compromise, but it is one that can provide a congregation with a more complete instrument in cases where space or funds are very limited.
While many pipe organ builders prefer not to build hybrid instruments, we are proud of the fine instruments of this type we have produced.
Because of our extensive experience with these instruments, we can advise your church on the best kind of instrument for your needs, and on whether or not a hybrid organ is a sensible alternative for you to consider.
1995 |
Bradley United Methodist Church, Greenfield, IN
New 11 rank Great division for III manual Rodgers organ. Project utilized revoiced pipes from church's original pipe organ, which had been removed. 8' Principal and 4' Octave replaced, and IV Fourniture revoiced in 2005.
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1996 |
Advent Lutheran Church, Zionsville, IN
 5 rank Great division for new Rodgers digital organ. Increased to 8 ranks in 2000. |
1996 |
Downey Avenue Christian Church, Indianapolis, IN
7 ranks of pipes from the church's former Pels organ, rebuilt with new chests and reservoirs, providing the Great and Positiv divisions of a III manual Rodgers organ.
Sadly, this organ was recently heavily damaged in a fire
that started in the chancel area of the church. Plans
for its renovation or replacement are incomplete. |
1997 |
Wesley United Methodist Church, Culver, IN
4 rank pipe augmentation of Great division of a II manual Rodgers organ. |
1998 |
Nativity Episcopal Church, Indianapolis, IN
Rebuild 5 rank Wicks unit organ, with new casework and visual design. New Principal chorus. Pipes married to a Rodgers digital console. |
1999 |
St. Christopher's Catholic Church, Speedway, IN
Relocate pipe division of Rodgers organ into new building. Add new 4' Principal. |
1999 |
Church of the Most Precious Blood, Fort Wayne, IN
Construct new windchests for Rodgers pipe addition to Rodgers organ. |
2000 |
First Baptist Church, Muncie, IN
21 rank new pipe organ (Great, Choir, Pedal) on new pallet and slider windchests with III manual Rodgers digital console. |
2000 |
Epworth United Methodist Church, Indianapolis, IN
4 rank pipe addition to the Great division of a Rodgers organ. |
2001 |
St. Paul's Catholic Church, Marion, IN
New 6 rank Great and Pedal division for new Rodgers digital organ. |
2001 |
Emerson Avenue Baptist Church, Indianapolis, IN
New 13 rank pipe organ (Great, Choir, Pedal) with III manual Rodgers digital console. |
2002 |
Emmanuel Lutheran Church , Arcadia, IN
2 Principal ranks, with chest, reservoir, and winding, installed as part of the Great division of a II manual Rodgers organ. |
2005 |
Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church, Columbia City, IN
Pipe additions, tonal redesign, and revoicing of III manual pipe organ, including new Principal ensemble. Mechanical repairs and installation of new Rodgers III manual console. |
2004 |
Fifth Church of Christ, Scientist, Indianapolis, IN
 New 7 rank organ utilizing new ensemble pipes with flute and reed pipes from the previous Wicks organ. Pipes provide the Great and Pedal ensembles, while the Swell is provided by the II manual Rodgers console. |
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