Schneider Pipe Organs, Inc., established in 1976,specializes in the construction of new instruments, and the refurbishment, renovation and restoration of existing instruments and the adaptive reuse of existing pipework and components.
Under the careful guidance of organbuilder Richard Schneider, the staff artfully combines centuries old techniques with the latest technology to render instruments of great beauty, style, durability and functionality, with a special emphasis on meeting the musical needs of each individual congregation.
From facilities in the historic Rybolt Opera House in Kenney, Illinois, the staff of Schneider Pipe Organs have built over 20 new instruments, and refurbished, renovated or restored many existing instruments as well as providing continuing maintenance and tuning services for over 25 Churches, residence installations, and institutions of higher learning.
Every house of worship, although united in the universal message of the Gospel, is unique. Differing structures, architecture, acoustics, traditions, and most importantly, differing needs and desires define each church family.
Whether the construction of a new organ or the reconstruction of an existing instrument, Schneider Pipe Organs is proud to place the needs of the congregation first in designing any installation. To these ends, each Schneider organ is as unique as the congregation for which it will be built to serve well for many years.
Under the careful guidance of organbuilder Richard Schneider, the staff artfully combines centuries old techniques with the latest technology to render instruments of great beauty, style, durability and functionality, with a special emphasis on meeting the musical needs of each individual congregation.
From facilities in the historic Rybolt Opera House in Kenney, Illinois, the staff of Schneider Pipe Organs have built over 20 new instruments, and refurbished, renovated or restored many existing instruments as well as providing continuing maintenance and tuning services for over 25 Churches, residence installations, and institutions of higher learning.
Every house of worship, although united in the universal message of the Gospel, is unique. Differing structures, architecture, acoustics, traditions, and most importantly, differing needs and desires define each church family.
Whether the construction of a new organ or the reconstruction of an existing instrument, Schneider Pipe Organs is proud to place the needs of the congregation first in designing any installation. To these ends, each Schneider organ is as unique as the congregation for which it will be built to serve well for many years.
