Christ Church (Episcopal), St. Michaels, Maryland
Christ Church (Episcopal), St. Michaels, Maryland Rodgers Imagine 351D installed October 2024
Christ Church (Episcopal), St. Michaels, Maryland Rodgers Imagine 351D installed October 2024
From the October, 1972 issue of Music Magazine. Tour dates for Virgil Fox, Ted Alan Worth, Joyce Jones and Andy Crow.
We were cleaning out some old files, and found a copy of the October, 1974 Carnegie Hall On Stage magazine. It lists the debut concert of the five manual Rodgers custom organ given by the late Virgil Fox, as well as an article by the late Leonard Raver detailing the organ and its selection process. Carnegie Hall debut of the Rodgers custom organ
Congratulations to Emmanuel Episcopal Church in Woodstock, Virginia the proud owners of a new Makin 2-30D. Our representative, David Lang handled the sale, delivery, installation, and tonal finishing for this installation. Why did they choose a Makin? Organist/Choir Director Linda Beville listed the top 6 reasons: Quality sound samples Specification with enough breadth to support a variety of literature Exceptional construction quality Hand-crafted consoles [...]
St. Elizabeth Ann Seaton Parish Lake Ridge, Virginia This Rodgers Hybrid organ features a four manual, 84 stop console, 32 pipe ranks, a new facade from Fratelli Ruffatti, and extensive casework. It was finished November, 2017. A dedication concert by Carol Williams is planned for April, 2018. Complete Specification
Mount Vernon Place United Methodist Church May 2017 saw the completion of one of our landmark installations at Mount Vernon Place United Methodist Church in Washington, DC. The church's 1919 Pilcher pipe organ is updated and enhanced with the addition of a Rodgers Infinity 484 console.
St. Mary's Parish, Annapolis, MD A new Rodgers Infinity four manual with twenty ranks of pipes was chosen for the new organ at historic St. Mary's Church in Annapolis, Maryland. Complete Specification of this Instrument is available here.
Theological College Chapel Theological College Chapel in Washington DC, chose a new Rodgers Infinity, model 361, with 11 ranks of pipes and casework. The organ was given in honor of Gerry Muller, who has served as organist and director of music at the Chapel. Daniel Roth, Titular organist at Saint Sulpice in Paris, dedicated the organ on April 4, 2017. [...]
This unpublished piece, Ding Dong Merrily on High, was given to Ken Brown by the late Keith Chapman. This cut is from the Cathedral's CD "Sweet Little Jesus Boy" and is played on the Cathedral's Rodgers/Moller organ. Specifications of this organ can be found under the Featured Installations section.