Organ: You pay the moving costs, and it's yours

A Casavant organ built in 1915 and extensively rebuilt in 1956 needs to be moved from its current home in Toronto. The instrument has 3,287 pipes ranging from pitch lengths of 3/8" to 16 feet and is in working order. The 1956 rebuild by Schlicker Organ Company of Buffalo was in the baroque style, salvaging as much of the Casavant as possible.

In 1990, Thomas Linken of Toronto built a new console and added a twelve-rank electric slider chest. The organ has three manuals with 49 stops.

To see details, click here or contact Music Coordinator, Becca Whitla, at 416-598-4521 x226.

We are open to discussing the sale of specific parts or the entire organ.

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