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a former fire station that is now home to a 1926 Grand Page Pipe Organ, and The Timbers Conn Organ which is the largest organ ever made by Conn Organ Corp. of Elkhart, Indiana. Chris Hawkey, famous Union City country/rocker and his band will perform on HEATH — After a 2 1∕ 2-year absence and a $150,000 restoration, a Civil War-era pipe organ is being re-installed at the Heath Union Evangelical Church by S.L. Huntington & Co. of Stonington, Conn., will continue for the next two to three The Victory Memo rial Organ was custom built for the hall by the Austin Organ Company in Hartford, Conn. It was installed in 1920 It was a prestige project for the builder.” The heyday of pipe organs as the centerpieces of local entertainment The pipe organ will be the featured instrument at the finalist at the 2006 Albert Schweitzer High School Organ Competition in Wethersfield, Conn.; first-place winner in the 2005 Southeastern Region IV Young Organists Competition; and first-place The recital will follow the organ's official dedication, which will take place during 10 a.m. worship Sunday. It's the first big music recital for the 150-year-old church. "Our own organist (Ms. Northrop) played a few extra selections when the old (Conn The Rev. Dr. Tom Robinson (right) plans the upcoming organ rededication service with the Austin Organ Company of Hartford, Conn. and installed in November 1913. The organ has three manuals, 38 ranks (sets) of pipes with a little more than 2,000 pipes .

Conn. The restoration process took 20 months and cost $2.2 million. As part of the restoration, the organ's pipes were cleaned and some were altered in order to achieve a clearer sound. The console-the place where the organist sits-was replaced with a more I sat with John Struve of the Toronto Theatre Organ Society, caretakers of Casa Loma’s iconic Wurlitzer pipe organ, to discuss its past and It would have been torn down with the building if Conn Smythe hadn’t bought it at the last second. Blair Linnette took ten painstaking years to instal and restore the organ to working order. There was no instruction sheet. The organ and its 500 pipes were spread over In the meantime, a donation of an electronic Conn Theatre Organ has ensured the The recession has played a major role in taking the wind out of the industry's pipes. ''It is the economy and the cost of money'' says Ronald Reiner , Conn Keyboards' marketing manager. ''Organs are a postponable discretionary item and during an economic .