R.A. Daffer Church Organs, Inc

Congratulations to Clara Walsh, organist at Shiloh United Methodist Church in Hampstead, MD on winning the Apple IPOD. Clara was one of many who completed and returned the recent Church Music Survey allowing her to be in the drawing for the IPOD.

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By going to our "Contact Us" page you can select between two forms that will be sent directly to us once you submit the form. We have a form for general sales information type of request or to register for a workshop and another form to submit for a service call or pipe tunings. We hope you will take advantage of these online forms when needed.

Rodgers Masterpiece organ to be installed at Westwood Baptist Church, Cary, NC

About three years ago, Al Murrell, Vice President of R. A. Daffer Church Organs, Inc., installed a large Rodgers three manual organ in the new 6000 square foot home of Mr. Sid Seymour located on Jordan Lake. Due to Sid's recent and untimely death, his estate went about helping Sid realize his desire to have his Rodgers organ be installed in a nearby church. Caroline Allen, Music Director of Westwood Baptist Church in Cary, NC became aware of this instrument and contacted Sid's brother to see what would be necessary to acquire the organ. This project began to move rather quickly and Caroline contacted Al Murrell to have R. A. Daffer Church Organs, Inc. survey her church and determine what would be necessary to re-install the organ in the church. Westwood Baptist is a 1000 seat sanctuary with two chambers located about 60 feet apart. It became obvious that a second audio system would be needed to provide enough sound for this large sanctuary. Installation will take place the week of June 16, 2008.

Rodgers Medallion to be installed at St. Peter's Catholic Church, Greenville, NC.

After a couple of years of raising funds for a new organ, Michael Vetrano, Director of Music at St. Peter's Catholic Church in Greenville, NC and his committee selected a new Rodgers Medallion custom three manual organ to replace their analog Rodgers two manual organ. The new organ has a custom ebony finish with mahogany side jambs, mechanical drawknobs, solid wood velocity sensing keyboards, MIDI and a 10 channel main audio system with an antiphonal division. The organ is to be installed late Summer of 2008 with a dedication concert planned for the Fall of 2008.

Rodgers Insignia installed in Apostolic Nunciary, Washington DC

The first Rodgers Insignia, 548, shipped to R.A. Daffer Church Organs was installed in the chapel of the Apostolic Nunciary in Washington, DC. The Apostolic Nunciary serves as the embassy for Vatican City. The Nunciary is where Pope Benedict XVI stayed during his recent visit to Washington. The organ was ordered for the chapel where the Pope held a private mass on his birthday.