Organetto
This organ was made for a family member with a particular interest in history. It is not a copy of any particular historic organ but takes its inspiration from a number of small portable and table organs that were made in the seventeenth-
It is made of English Oak (casework) and Scots Pine (pipes and action) with ebony naturals and ebony/lemonwood sharps. The upper casework is modelled on a Roman temple and the facade is made of rock maple.
| chemist to organ-builder |
| Tried and tested methods |
| St Pierre a Champ |
| Villebarou |
| Flight and Robson 1811 Chamber Organ |
| Erard Organized Piano |
| G P England Organ Case |
| Specification |
| Villebarou restoration photos |
| Memling Portative Organ |
| Organetto |
| A Reluctant Convert |
| Devon Organs |
| John Marsh Organ |
| CDs |
| Holdich reviews |
| Timber pictures |
| Tools Ancient and Modern |
| Written Works |
| Talks and Presentations |