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Current Projects
NEW ORGANS:
• New York Avenue Presbyterian Church of Washington, DC: new instrument of 3 manuals and 58 ranks.
• Hendricks Avenue Baptist Church of Jacksonville, Florida: new instrument of 3 manuals, 50 ranks.
• St. Mary's Catholic Church of Evansville, Indiana: new instrument of 2 manuals, 34 ranks.
• United Methodist Church of Elberton, Georgia: new instrument of 2 manuals, 25 ranks.
NEW CONSOLES:
• Peachtree Christian Church of Atlanta, Georgia: new 3-manual console built into previous console case (with modifications) to operate both Pilcher pipe organ, and Ruffatti pipe organ, plus rewiring both pipe organs after lightning damage, and repairs to crumbling plaster chamber walls.
ORGAN REBUILDS AND REWIRING:
• Trinity United Methodist Church of Savannah, Georgia: rebuild their 3-manual, 39-rank M. P. Möller pipe organ and console.
• Cumberland United Methodist Church of Florence, South Carolina: rebuild 2-manual, 10-rank M. P. Möller pipe organ Opus 3995 with additions.
• Grand Theatre of Fitzgerald, Georgia: remove historic Barton theatre pipe organ from an Illinois residence, rebuild organ and install in theatre.
• All Saints Episcopal Church of Thomasville, Georgia: rewiring their 2-manual, 13-rank pipe organ, with additions.
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"We love our organ. When our people gather for worship, it fills the sanctuary with beautiful music. The arrangement and aesthetic of the pipes blend in beautifully with the architecture. You have done a fine job, and it was a pleasure working with you. A. E. Schlueter Organ Co. has made a significant contribution to the relocation and continued gospel ministry of First Baptist Church in New Orleans."
John S. Hunter, Chairman of the Building and Design Team of the First Baptist Church of New Orleans, Louisiana.
