Instruments
9-rank tracker organ built by
J.W. Walker in Suffolk, England in 1994
Manual I: 8' Chimney Flute, 4'
Principal, 2' Octave, II Mixture
Manual II: 8' Stopped Flute, 4' Nason
Flute, 2' Flageolet
Pedal: 16' Bourdon, 8'
Bass Flute
Double-manual Lautenwerk built by Willard Martin in 2000
The unique sound of this instrument is produced by a combination of gut and nylon strings, and the design is based on detailed eighteenth-century German descriptions of the Lautenwerk.
Double-manual Saxon harpsichord built by Willard Martin in 1998
The design of this harpsichord is based on the instruments built in mid-eighteenth-century Saxony during Bach's lifetime. It is brass strung and has three choirs of strings, 2 x 8', 1 x 4', as well as a buff stop.
1906 Steinway, Model B - recital grand
This instrument was fully restored in 2000 by Cunningham Piano Company in Philadelphia, experts in the restoration of Steinway pianos.
