The organ at St. Mary’s in Baldwinsville, built by Casavant Frères as their opus 2816 in 1964, is a remarkable instrument with a simple yet highly effective stoplist and exceptional voicing. In our restoration, we preserved its original tonal design and character, focusing solely on modernizing its technical components while keeping the organ’s unique qualities intact. Our work included:

• Comprehensive cleaning of the console and all electrical components

• Refurbishment of the manual keyboards, pedalboard, console shell, and music stand

• Installation of the Virtuoso pipe organ control system

• Replacement of stop tablets, thumb pistons, toe pistons, and other necessary controls

• Cleaning of the flue pipework and renovation of the windchest top surfaces

• Interior cleaning and repairs of the windchests

• Repair of the swell motor

The project was crowned with the design and construction of a new tower-style façade. We reconfigured the existing pipes in a completely new arrangement, stripping them to bare metal and finishing them with a fresh, decorative paint pattern.