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Frequently Asked Questions

• What's new at organ work?

  Thanks to Organ Work's new technology, you can do it from the comfort of your office! Take a look at the images, documents and details of the many projects and clients we have had the privilege of working with. Organworks will be closed for the holidays from December 24th 2021 until January 2, 2022.

• Is the Gigue from JS Bach an organ piece?

  So it's not *techinically* an organ piece, but this is brilliant – Cameron Carpenter plays the Gigue from JS Bach: French Suite No. 5. His album All you need is Bach is here.

• How many organ symphonies did Rachmaninoff write?

  The partially blind French organist and composer is known for his elegant style of writing, rich harmonies and respect for musical form. His output included six organ symphonies as well as over fifty other works for organ, however the finale to his first organ symphony truly captures his style and massively contributed to the organ symphony genre.

• How many organ concertos did Handel compose?

  Handel composed a work of six organ concertos for chamber organ and orchestra from 1735-1736 - these organ concertos were the first of their kind and influenced many future composers.

• Can I host a digital pipe organ on my computer?

  Thanks to recent dramatic increases in computer power, and today's amazing Virtual Pipe Organ software (eg Hauptwerk), you can now use your own personal computer to host a state-of-the-art digital organ, featuring individually sampled pipe sounds for maximum realism.

• Can you play the organ with a MIDI keyboard?

  However, this only becomes a serious musical instrument when you connect keyboards and pedals to your computer, so that the organ can be properly played - and that's where John's Organ Works comes in! Here you will find MIDI keyboard stacks (1 to 4 manuals), midified pedalboards and other accessories at very reasonable prices.

• Will “Organ²/ASLSP” still be playing in Halberstadt hundreds of years from now?

  That “Organ²/ASLSP” may still be playing in Halberstadt hundreds of years after I’m dead-assuming the organ holds out and the funding lasts-is a reminder that sometimes we need to think in terms of generations and centuries and millenniums.