Modular Pipe Organ Systems Ltd.

Modular Pipe Organ Systems designs, manufactures and installs organs that combine traditional pipe systems with modern electronics. The pipe modules and electronic systems are brought together in a design that is specifically tailored to meet individual customer needs in terms of both musicality and appearance. The combined systems developed by MPOS provide for a more cost-effective instrument than a traditional pipe organ and an improved musical presence compared with a wholly electronic organ. The combination organ also provides benefits where there are space limitations.

A key objective of an MPOS design is to produce a musical instrument that delivers a very high level of tonal quality through the careful integration of all components of the organ.

In addition to complete organs, MPOS also design and supply proprietary electronic systems that can be added to an existing pipe organ to enhance its range and flexibility. MPOS integrate the electronic module with the organ to ensure that the final instrument is musically coherent.

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22nd July 2010

Broadcast went ahead as planned, so you can listen to it for the next 7 days using the iPlayer service if you fast-forward to 2:06:17, with Reuben Anstey giving a good quick demonstration.

After the demonstration Mr Webb was quite impressed:
Wally Webb : "That... that... that's impressive."
Mark Booth : "That sounds like an organ, doesn't it."
Wally Webb : "And it feels like an organ, you get the, you know, the vibration of the air."

There's an opportunity to hear it in the flesh at the upcoming recitals by Paul Hale and Richard Hills.

21st July 2010

We're happy to have organised two organ recitals this summer. The first featuring Paul Hale on Wednesday 28th July, with a programme to excitingly demonstrate the combination organ currently in All Saints' Church, Swanton Morley.

The second recital is on Saturday 14th August, by Richard Hills. Programme to follow, but it promises to be a good evenings entertainment.

For more information and tickets (£5) please phone Judy Stone on 01362 637592.

Additional News

The combination organ at All Saints' church (and Mark Booth of MPOS) will be featured on tomorrow morning's BBC Radio Norfolk breakfast show, and you'll be able to listen live, or on the iPlayer service after the broadcast.

2nd May 2010

We have for the past few years been helping St Nicholas's Church in Warwick apply for a faculty for a combination organ, and they have just been granted permission to go ahead with the project. You can read more about it in the latest issue of the Church Times.

The Church Times article makes mentions of our installations with Rodgers in the Beijing Conservatoire and Singapore Cathedral, more details of which are available on their website, with updates to follow here soon.

If you would like any more information please contact us with the details below, or write to us at:
MPOS Ltd.
The Unit
Town Street
Swanton Morley
NR20 4PB
United Kingdom