| Berne (Switzerland), Trinity Church | |
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Organ of the Trinity Church in Berne |
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| Bruneck (Italy), Church of the Ascension |
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Organ
of the Parish Church of the Ascension in Bruneck |
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| Einsiedeln (Switzerland), Monastery | |
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Organs
of the Benedictine Monastery Church in Einsiedeln The
historic Choir Organ |
Olten (CD), St. Martin |
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| Vienna (Austria), Scots Church | |
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Organs
of the Schottenkirche («Scots Church») in Vienna In 1995 a new organ was built in the original case dating from 1804. Prof. Michael Radulescu characterized this new instrument as Vienna’s most representative organ for the performance of Romantic, symphonic and contemporary repertory as well as for the great organ works of Johann Sebastian Bach. |
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| Görlitz (Germany), Sun Organ | |
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Sun
Organ of the St. Peter and Paul Church in Görlitz Construction of the new Sun Organ in 1997. The historic case of the Görlitz sculptor Johann Conrad Büchau (1703) is adorned with fine embellishments and displays 17 stylized sun faces with organ pipes arranged as rays. |
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| Tokyo (Japan), Shibuya Church | |
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Organ of the Shibuya Church in Tokyo |
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| Munich (Germany), Convent Church | |
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Organ
of the St. Anna im Lehel Convent Church in Munich 1999: Construction of an organ in a new Baroque case bringing back the harmony of space, form and sound to a church that had suffered so much damage in 1945. |
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| Mariazell (Austria), Basilica - Choir Organ | |
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The Choir («Mariazeller») Organ of the Pilgrimage Basilica in Mariazell |
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| Tokyo (Japan), Aoyama Gakuin University | |
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Organ
of the Aoyama Gakuin University in Tokyo 2002: New organ for the Aoyama Gakuin University of Tokyo in the Goucher Memorial Chapel, in which the instrument is situated on either side of the altar in two identical cases. |
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| Vatican, Sistine Chapel | |
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Organ
of the Sistine Chapel in Rome 2003: New organ that can be transported as a single unit over several floors and stairs. The elegantly carved case fully harmonizes with the rich heritage of this magnificent structure known throughout the world of art for its unique frescos. |
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| Basel (Switzerland), Cathedral | |
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Organ
of Basel Cathedral 2003: New organ that in spite of a size equivalent to a three-storey apartment house has an elegant, graceful appearance. The two part front design once again not only allows a view to the west window but enables the light from the window to fall into the interior of the church. |
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| Mariazell (Austria), Basilica - Main Organ | |
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The Main Organ of the Pilgrimage Basilica in Mariazell 2003: New organ with 54 stops, three manuals and pedal in the original case of the Gottfried Sonnholz organ dating from 1737/39, including reconstruction of the Rückpositiv that had been removed in the 19th century.^ |
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| Kaohsiung (Taiwan), Kusan Presbyterian Church | |
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Organ
of the Kusan Presbyterian Church in Kaohsiung This assignment took us to Taiwan where we were privileged to install a two manual organ in the altar room of the Kusan Presbyterian Church. |
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| Adliswil (Switzerland), Trinity Church | |
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Organ
of the Trinity Church in Adliswil 2004: New organ with three manuals and pedal, 33 stops. Key and stop actions are mechanical, with duplicated solenoid action allowing an electronic setter combination. |
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| Klosterau (Germany), Collegiate Church | |
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Organ
of the Collegiate Church in Au am Inn - Klosterau 2004: New organ in the historic case of the 18th century, which was originally probably built by the court organ builder Johann Christoph Egedacher. The new instrument has 21 stops, two manuals and pedal with mechanical actions. |
Sirnach (Switzerland), St. Remigius |
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Organ
of the St. Remigius Church in Sirnach 2005 Neubau einer zweimanualigen rein mechanischen Orgel, die nach dem klassischen Werkprinzip ein neues formschönes Gehäuse aus massivem Eichenholz erhielt. |
Regensburg (Germany), Pope Benedict Organ |
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