A photographic record and audio demonstration of the pipe organs of Southern Indiana.
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Bloomington, Indiana
Indiana University Alumni Hall, Bloomington, Indiana – Fisk
Indiana University Auditorium, Bloomington, Indiana – Schantz, IV/76
Indiana University Auer Hall, Bloomington, Indiana – Fisk
Jacobs School of Music at Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana – Dobson mechanical action
Jacobs School of Music at Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana – Schantz, 1963
First Christian Church, Bloomington, Indiana – Reuter
St. Thomas Lutheran Church, Bloomington, Indiana
Fairview United Methodist Church, Bloomington, Indiana
First United Methodist Church, Bloomington, Indiana – M.P. Moller
Trinity Episcopal Church, Bloomington, Indiana
Bradford, Indiana
St. Michael’s Catholic Church, Bradford, Indiana – Wicks Organ Company
Columbus, Indiana
First Christian Church of Columbus, Indiana – Aeolian-Skinner, 1942, IV/88 & II/3
North Christian Church of Columbus, Indiana – Holtkamp, III/42
First United Methodist Church of Columbus, Indiana – M.P. Moller
Sandy Hook United Methodist Church, Columbus, Indiana – Reuter Organ Company
First Presbyterian Church of Columbus, Indiana – Casavant Freres
Asbury United Methodist, Columbus, Indiana
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, Columbus, Indiana – Schantz
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church, Columbus, Indiana – Dobson
St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church, Columbus, Indiana – Dobson
Corydon, Indiana
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church, Corydon, Indiana – M.P. Moller
Ferdinand, Indiana
Monastery Immaculate Conception of Ferdinand, Indiana
Saint Ferdinand Church, Ferdinand, Indiana
Franklin, Indiana
First Presbyterian Church of Franklin, Indiana
Tabernacle Christian Church of Franklin, Indiana
Huntingburg, Indiana
Huntingburg United Methodist Church, Huntingburg, Indiana
Salem United Church of Christ, Huntingburg, Indiana
Jasper, Indiana
Trinity United Church of Christ, Jasper, Indiana
St. Joseph Catholic Church, Jasper, Indiana
Jeffersonville, Indiana
First Presbyterian Church of Jeffersonville, Indiana
St. Lukes United Church of Christ, Jeffersonville, Indiana
Wall Street United Methodist Church, Jeffersonville, Indiana
Lanesville, Indiana
St. John’s Lutheran Church, Lanesville, Indiana – Berghaus Organ Company
St. Mary’s Catholic Church, Lanesville, Indiana – Wicks Organ Company
Madison, Indiana
Christ Episcopal Church, Madison, Indiana
Trinity United Methodist Church, Madison, Indiana
Madison Presbyterian Church, Madison, Indiana
John T. Windle Auditorium, Madison, Indiana – Wm. A. Johnson, 1867
Faith Lutheran Church, Madison, Indiana – Delaware, 1982
St. John’s United Church of Christ, Madison, Indiana – Koehnken & Grimm, 1879
First Christian Church, Madison, Indiana – Temple Organ Company – 1992
First Baptist Church, Madison, Indiana – A.B. Felgemaker – 1900
New Albany, Indiana
Central Christian Church, New Albany, Indiana – Moller
St. John United Presbyterian Church, New Albany, Indiana – Aeolian-Skinner
St. Mark’s United Church of Christ, New Albany, Indiana – M.P. Moller
St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Church, New Albany, Indiana
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, New Albany, Indiana
Trinity United Methodist Church, New Albany, Indiana – Schantz
First Baptist Church, New Albany, Indiana – Pilcher, 1911
Our Lady of Perpetual Help (Catholic), New Albany, Indiana – Steiner – 1969 tracker
New Albany, Indiana
St. Mary’s Catholic Church, North Vernon, Indiana – Wicks
Saint Meinrad, Indiana
Saint Meinrad Archabbey Church, Saint Meinrad, Indiana – Goulding & Wood
Sellersburg, Indiana
Garr Funeral Home, Sellersburg, Indiana
Sellersburg United Methodist Church, Sellersburg, Indiana
Speed Memorial Church, Sellersburg, Indiana
Seymour, Indiana
First Baptist Church, Seymour, Indiana
Immanuel Lutheran Church, Seymour, Indiana – Casavant Freres, 1963
St. Pauls Lutheran, Seymour (Cortland) Indiana, Reuter Pipe Organ Opus #822 relocated to private residence. In 2010 Reuter Pipe Organ opus 711 was placed in Borchers Chapel.
Recordings are copyright of the respective organist. These recordings are to demonstrate the organs and are not meant to be definitive performances of repertoire. Please contact the performer before attempting to download any recording. Performers may be reached through the webmaster.
As of this last update, over 30 organs have been documented for this website. We will be photographing and recording many more of the historic and interesting pipe organs of Southern Indiana in the future to include on this website.
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