News + Events

In just under six minutes we present our most beautiful organ projects of the recent years. From new organs to remarkable restorations. And give an interesting insight into our workshop.

Bohrorgel 2 ("Drilling organ 2"), 2015 Digital Collage

With this third card, once again a digital photocollage by Maya Bringolf, our fourth series of New Year cards is complete.

Gstaad CH-Gstaad

We are very pleased that we have been chosen to build the new organ in the Tonhalle. It will have 70 stops and will be finished in summer 2020.

CH-Meggen, Sunneziel


NO-Melhus


AT-Wilhering, Zisterzienserstift


AT-Linz, Alter Dom

KunstKlangKirche in Zürich

The organist Christoph Grohmann performed pieces "from church to salon" on our historic German-Romantic cone chest organ from 1889.

Durch den Wind (Through the Wind), sound sculpture 2012

For the fourth series of New Year cards we have chosen an artist from Zurich whom we have come to know and appreciate through her work with organ pipes.

KunstKlangKirche

The historic cone chest organ from Zurich Unterstrass (1889) comes back to Zurich. Prof. Ludger Lohmann inaugurates the instrument on Friday 9th September 2016 in the "KunstKlangKirche Zurich" (Reformed church "Auf der Egg" Wollishofen). Beginning 7:30 p.m.
Organ portrait
KunstKlangKirche Zürich

Germany and Switzerland

18.11.2015: Oberharmersbach, Welschensteinach, Alpirsbach
19.11.2015: St. Gallen, St. Margrethen

Kuhn Organ Builders Ltd

When we humans are fascinated by something we are held captive, continually facing new challenges. In this respect organ building is inexhaustible, because we work in borderlands. Depending on our viwpoint, musical, technical or architectural aspects or the history of art may dominate our involvement.

Bohrorgel 1 ("Drilling organ 2"), 2015 Digital Collage

For the fourth series of New Year cards we have chosen an artist from Zurich whom we have come to know and appreciate through her work with organ pipes.

«Organ sonata 3st movement - Adagio misterioso» Fine Art Print on Plexiglas

In her third and last work, Ursula Gerber combines further sculptures from her "Nomades" series with what now clearly reveal themselves to be organ pipes. Only when the observer takes a second look do the complexity and depth of the work reveal themselves.