Leek Pipe Organ Company

09/04/2026

This stunning Wilhelm Pipe Organ was constructed using traditional methods. It has mechanical key and stop action, and is divided into three sections: the Great, the Swell, and the Pedal. The organ features natural keys made of cow bone and ebony sharps, with a casework of solid white oak.

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08/08/2026

Our new video page is live! 🎉

Head over to https://www.leekpipeorgans.com/pipe-organ-restoration-journey/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=Zoho+Social&utm_content=Ournewvide to watch these fresh clips, learn more about our customer journeys, and hear how beautiful sounds come to life.

Tell us which video you loved the most in the comments and share the page with friends and colleagues. Happy watching! 🎶✨

07/30/2026

Thanks Fast Company and Kate Cinnamo for your advocacy of early education of the trades.

That LinkedIn moment you shared is a perfect reminder of the many trades that come together to build a pipe organ.

Behind every grand chorus of pipes lies a network of skilled hands: woodworkers shaping the case and windchests, metalworkers forming and tuning the pipes, leatherworkers crafting seals and bellows, gilders and finishers decorating the case, acousticians and engineers shaping the sound, and techs who assemble, voice, and tune the instrument to perfection. Each craft matters, and together they create something that moves people and spaces.

If you’ve collaborated across trades on a project, today’s moment is for you. Share a shout-out to the teams you rely on and the craft that makes your work sing.

Thanks, Fast Company, for today's 💡 moment! "The talent pipeline is failing long before job training begins." I know. Let that sink in for a minute. For almost 10 years, I've been popping up in your feed (courtesy of the skilled trades algorithm) and highlighting the importance of trades educatio...

07/22/2026

The nationwide organist shortage is real, but so is our community's passion. 🙌 Let’s bridge the gap by supporting young musicians and local chapters.

View delightful presentations we did for 5th and 6th graders at this link - https://flic.kr/s/aHsmLWmTN5

"Music is a more potent instrument than any other for education because rhythm and harmony find their way into the inward places of the soul. "– Plato (Source: The Republic)

Are you doing something creative at your church to encourage budding organists? Share your programs in the comments and we would be happy to broadcast them.

Read more on the AGO Organ Forum!