New Organ Dedication
Zion Lutheran Church
Wausau, Winconsin
On February 21, 2010 at 3pm, our new organ at Zion Lutheran Church will be dedicated in concert by Dr. David Heller of Trinity University, San Antonio. Dr. Heller will also play the liturgical dedication of the organ at the morning Services that day. The afternoon concert will feature works by Cook, Pachelbel, Bach, Franck, Boellmann, Vierne and others.
Please join us for this happy and exciting occasion!
Click here for more about the new organ
Click here for Dr. Heller's program
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Laredo, Texas
Texas A&M International University
Installation video now available here
By popular demand, we have made available construction and installation videos of our instrument at Texas A&M University. There are several to see including a time-lapse video of the installation which compresses 25 days down to about 8 minutes. You can find this link below or on the Texas A&M installation page.
Music played on the organ by Dr. David Heller.
Click here for the video page
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Kegg Concert Schedule
Concerts on Kegg Pipe Organs
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Click here for Dr. Heller's program at Wausau
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New Appointment
Fredrick Bahr, Tonal Director
Charles Kegg and Kegg Pipe Organ Builders are pleased to announce the appointment of Fredrick Bahr to the position of Tonal Director of the Kegg company.
Mr. Bahr joined the Kegg firm in 1995 and has been flue pipe voicer, tonal finisher and engineer for Kegg organs since then. He will work in collaboration with Charles Kegg to further refine the Kegg sound and carry the company forward in future musical developments, in addition to overseeing the musical structure of all Kegg pipe organs.
Mr. Bahr holds an Organ Performance degree from Andrews University and has served as Director of Music in churches in Chicago, Richmond, Washington DC area and Canton, Ohio. He has also served as Director of Canton Civic Opera.
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Palm Springs, California
Private Residence
We are pleased to announce the approval of the visual rendering of the new 8 stop Kegg organ to be built for a private residence in Palm Springs. A new music room is being built to house this free standing encased organ with a detached console. This organ will be similar to those of the same size we have built for other clients such as St. Katherine's Episcopal Church, Williamston, MI, with some unusual custom features for this client, such as swell box LED interior lighting.
The visual rendering of this organ is shown above. The organ will be completed in late 2010.
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Phoenixville, Pennsylvania
First Presbyterian Church
The visual rendering of the new Kegg organ for First Presbyterian Church has been approved and is shown here. The Organ Committee along with Chair Mary Nicol and Consultant Gordon Turk worked with Charles Kegg to design a fine instrument for this classic building.
This 18 stop, 21 rank organ is under construction now with completion scheduled for July, 2010.
Click here for more information
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Canton, Ohio
St. Stephen Martyr Lutheran Church
We are pleased to announce the commission of a new Kegg pipe organ for St. Stephen Martyr. This 12 stop instrument will be built in two cases on either side of the main window, behind the new Sanctuary space. To be completed in 2011, we look forward to this addition to the Kegg family of instruments in the Canton area, and to working with Pastor Bruce Roth and his congregation.
Click here for more information
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Laredo, Texas
Texas A&M International University
The Pro Organo recording of David Heller playing the Kegg organ is available for sale at the Pro Organo web site. Included are works by Hancock, J.S. Bach, Franck, Lefébure-Wely, Duruflé, Nobel, Boëllmann, Lang and Vierne.
Click on the link below to be taken to the Pro Organo web site for audition and purchase.
Click here for information on the TAMIU organ.
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