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Crafting Beautiful Organs
that Sing
For more than 50 years Temple
Organs have blessed churches with fine music. The
traditional tonalities of the organ have been keenly honed into
cohesive sonorities that are a pleasure to hear.
Frederick Cool founded the company in 1953, and
his son, David Cool, continues the tradition with innovative,
highly effective craftsmanship in modern wind chests and comfortable
consoles. Tonalities are developed with the experienced hands
of Jon Bertschinger. Today,Temple Organs can be heard from East
to West across the American heartland, in
villages and larger city churches.
Whether building a new worship center or refreshing an
older meeting house, Temple Organs can provide a fine sounding
instrument for worship and praise. Many fine organs by
past masters have been moved, rebuilt, and refined for new
churches. Organs of limited tonal resources can be expanded and
modernized without losing the charm and heart of
their forebears. Creativity is a key principle employed at
Temple Organs when working with new projects, including artistic
approaches to keeping the projects affordable, a refreshingly
cooperative idea with today's rapidly escalating organ
prices. Keeping overhead low has a desirable effect when
building a new organ.
Listen to some of the MP3 sounds of a Temple
Organ. DSL is recommended for downloads.
 Prelude in G Major, by Sebastian Bach
French
Noel
Temple Organs
1717 Belle Street
Saint Joseph, MO
64503
816-232-2008
FAX 816-279-4700
To correspond
with David Cool,
direct your E-mail
to
cool@stjoelive.com
To correspond with
Jon Bertschinger,
direct your E-mail to
jonberts@sbcglobal.net
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