Producing organs that do the job with style.
OUR MISSION
Our design and tonal philosophy is to create and voice instruments in a style that is distinctly our own, with no pretense of copying one school or historical design. Our goal is to blend general contemporary American ideas with our own concepts based on research into other organ-building traditions.
New Pipe Organs
Our new organs feature Quimby Pipe Organs’ Blackinton style electro-pneumatic slider windchests, which allow the pipes to speak clearly and practically instantaneously. Our instruments are designed to be “service-friendly” – to provide easy access of tuning and maintenance, giving dependable and reliable service for many generations to come.
Rebuilding & Restoration
Restoration projects offer us the opportunity to observe and document successful approaches of other master organ builders, ultimately influencing our own work.
Tuning
We maintain an inherent respect for the historic integrity of existing instruments, while also taking into consideration client-developed goals for any restoration or rebuild project.
NEWLY ANNOUNCED
FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
Athens, Georgia
On February 5, 2018, Quimby Pipe Organs entered into an agreement with First United Methodist Church, Athens, Georgia, to build a complete and working four-manual and pedal, 65-Rank pipe organ.
FEATURED PROJECT
DUNWOODY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
Dunwoody, Georgia
Quimby Pipe Organs is pleased to announce the contract for a new organ for Dunwoody United Methodist Church in Dunwoody, Georgia, which is to be installed during the Summer of 2019, following renovations to the Sanctuary and Chancel at Dunwoody.
NEWS
PIPE ORGANS & WEATHER CHANGE
Wasn’t that weather during the month of December 2001 bizarre? Bitter cold one day then balmy the next. The weather plays a huge part in the maintenance and tuning of a pipe organ.
Michael Quimby shares a bit of his rich background and history in this interview with Dr. Carol Williams, a British-born international organist and composer.
Listen to the Quimby sound as Ken Cowan plays Wagner on the Quimby Pipe Organ at Saint Paul’s Episcopal Cathedral in San Diego, California.
Would you like to start a project with us?
We would love to hear from you. Fill out our contact form, or give us a call today to discuss
your personal project. It would be our pleasure to assist you.