Past Projects
Immaculate Heart of Mary Monona, Wisconsin
This project required maximizing the parishes limited funds for an organ. The sanctuary is quite large and the original 20-rank Schaefer Organ did not have the full capability of leading the larger liturgies of the church year. All pipes were removed, cleaned, and repaired. The chambers were cleaned and vacuumed. Pipes were installed and some light re-voicing occurred. With the partnership of Triune Music, the parish acquired a new custom Infinity Series Rodger's console which included many new digital voices that perfectly augmented the pipe work. Now the church has a proper organ to support it's liturgical life. To learn more about this project click on the photo for more.
Saint Matthew's
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
This project also included a completely new sound system and relocation of a pre-existing organ. The organ needed to be moved, re-wired with an SSOS control system, installed, and re-voiced. The sound system included, but was not limited to, an Allen and Heath Qu-Pac rack mount mixer and RCF powered column speakers. To learn more about this project click on the photo for a full project overview.
Cathedral of Saint Bernard of Clairvaux
Madison, WI
This project required a completely new audio/video system and two new historic organ relocations and restorations. The complete sound system includes, but is not limited to, a Q-Sys control system, custom color matched d&b column speakers, and video streaming and monitoring. The two organs include E.M. Skinner Opus 265 and Opus 738. To learn more about this project click on the photo for a full project overview.
Cathedral Basilica of Saint Louis
St. Louis, Mo
Please note that because of Andrew's position as Director of Sacred Music for the Cathedral Basilica and the Archdiocese of Saint Louis, Sanctuary Sound and Organ does not operate in the territory of the Archdiocese of Saint Louis. Andrew provides any council needed as a free resource from the Archdiocese of Saint Louis to any parishes within the Archdiocese. To learn more about this project click on the photo for a full project overview.
