Founded by the late Charles Fisk in 1961, C. B. Fisk, Inc. designs and builds distinctive and bold mechanical action organs for churches, concert halls, and academic settings.

Uniquely looking back for historical inspiration, the organs are carefully tailored to the visual and acoustical properties of the space in which they play.

A large instrument in Dallas’s Meyerson Symphony Center in 1992 has sparked a revival in concert hall organs in the United States and abroad.

In 1998 a large organ was sent to Yokohama, Japan and in 2003 a cathedral organ was completed in Lausanne, Switzerland—the current magnum opus of nearly 7,000 pipes.

The same kind of care is lavished upon mode

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