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in 2028 a new organ for oxford uk<\/h6>

St Giles' Parish Church in Oxford was built in 1120. And even now, it values its past whilst building a future.<\/p>

The church music school is a training centre for emerging talents. It trains young organists (sometimes very, very young) to exemplary levels. To date, it has supported twelve young musicians through the Dr Martin Clarke Young Organ Scholars\u2019 Trust.<\/p>

The same can be said for us, who've just signed a landmark agreement to build a new organ for St. Giles'. We also combine tradition with progress and development.<\/p>

So the signing ceremony on 25 September 2025, in a joyous festival of prayer, pictures, conversations, bells and music (with a stunning Widor performance by a ten-year-old organist: proof of St. Giles' philosophy) was an historic moment for all of us. For St. Giles', a milestone in its 900 years and a commitment to music, inclusion, education, culture and community. For us, the first ever instrument for the UK. And interestingly, one of the first Italian organs to arrive in Oxford.<\/p>

Oxford UK 2028<\/a><\/blockquote>