Organ Media Foundation

10/11/2026

Here's a quick video about a historic little tubular Hann-Wangerin-Weickhardt organ, still playing away outside of Tomah, Wisconsin. We got St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church to hear this instrument. The hand pump still works beautifully!

Brent Johnson talks with David Moesley about the I/8 1911 Hann-Wang...

10/09/2026

A reminder that you can go to our wishlist and vote for your favorite organs everyday!

Visit our wishlist at https://organ.media/wishlist to not only nomi...

10/04/2026

In 1895 Steere and Sons built an organ for a church in La Crosse, Wisconsin. Today that building still stands but serves as a stage and work space for the La Crosse Community Theatre in La Crosse, Wisconsin. Rev. Lloyd Harter helps show off this piece of history that still plays on.

Brent Johnson talks with Lloyd Harter about the II/15 1895 Steere a...

09/29/2026

All our stations are currently down.

09/27/2026

We start a tour of organs in Wisconsin and Minneapolis near the Mississippi. The first stop is in La Crosse, Wisconsin to hear the Noack organ of the Cathedral of St. Joseph the Workman. The link is in the comments.

09/24/2026

The next step in the Kilgen Archives project has gone live. We now have a not-quite-complete Opus List of Kilgen organs extrapolated from their own remaining files. We start with Opus 410 and go through 7854. The list is searchable and most entries are linked to their corresponding Pipe Organ Database entries. Give it a look. The link is in the comments.

09/20/2026

Something a little different this week, we follow Andrew Schaeffer around the halls of the Freeport Masonic Temple in Freeport, Illinois, home to three Wangerin Pipe organs from 1928. Link to the video is in the comments.

09/13/2026

Our next stop is just a few blocks from our last one. We visit Eaton Chapel on the campus of Beloit College in Beloit, Wisconsin, home to an Aeolian-Skinner from 1954 (or thereabout). The YouTube link is in the comments.