Welcome to Viscount Classical Organs, the UK’s leading electric Digital Church Organ specialist.
Our organs are suitable for the home, churches, schools and even cathedrals. You may view and play the entire instrument range at our showroom in Bicester, Oxfordshire and also at a number of regional dealers throughout the UK and Ireland. If you want a totally individual organ, then visit Regent Classic Organs Ltd where your imagination is the only limit to what we are able to do.
Viscount Organs are voiced to sound like an English Pipe Organ. Using Physis technology to produce the organ sound, classical organists can be safe in the knowledge that they will be buying a superior electronic instrument.
We are delighted to set up temporary demonstration instruments for church use so that you may hear first hand how the instrument will support worship and allow you to review its performance in its intended final location. You may also like to browse our range of used organs for sale.
News from our Blog: Resources and Events
RCO Academy – a half-term treat for young organists
The RCO Academy are running courses from Friday 28 Oct to Sunday 30 October (in the Autumn half term) for young organists and pianists. These are generously supported by The GMC Trust, The Williams Church Music Trust and The William Haddon Charitable Foundation. There are two courses to choose from: “Find your feet” This is for early steps in […]
Willis Pipe Organ Festival 8 to 11 September 2016
We are pleased to share with you the details of this special Festival which will celebrate the Willis Pipe Organ being fully restored after a decade of fundraising. This is the fourth Willis Pipe Organ Festival – the first three were part of fundraising efforts for the full restoration of the organ. After a total of […]
[Hymn of the Month] Golden Sheaves by Sir Arthur Sullivan
Our tune this month is Golden Sheaves, composed by the very popular man of his time (and ours) Sir Arthur Seymour Sullivan (13 May 1842 – 22 November 1900). Sullivan was a Member of the Victorian Order (MVO) and an English composer. William Chatterton Dix (1837 – 1898) wrote the words to “To thee, O […]