Organ Restoration
The restoration of our beloved 1929 Skinner organ began on Easter Monday (April 25, 2011).  This restoration work includes replacing the 82-year old leather that is crucial to the organ’s mechanism (including a leather valve for each of the organ’s 1363 pipes), upgrading the console (keyboards) with modern technology, and replacing the blower that supplies the air allowing the organ to breathe music. Most restoration work will be completed by December 2011, so that the organ will be playable once again for Christmas Eve 2011. 

Join the Choir!
For further information about joining the choirs, including the Choir School, contact our Director of Music:
 
Dr. Susan Jane Matthews
smatthews@stpaulsburlingame.org
(650) 348-4811x16
 
Membership at St. Paul’s is not required to sing in the choirs at Saint Paul’s.

  Skinner organ expert 
Edward Millington Stout 
who is handling the restoration of 
St. Paul's 1929 Skinner organ.