Since 1958, Rodgers has been committed to heightening the spiritual experience of audiences
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Since 1958, Rodgers has been committed to heightening the spiritual experience of audiences with the transformational power of music.
Our Imagine 239 is one of the few 2-manual digital organs that features swell sub and super couplers!
In this video we demonstrate how much flexibility and power this capability offers organists.
The Imagine 239 is one of very few digital organs to feature swell sub and super couplers.Learn more about the Imagine 239 here!https://www.rodgersinstrument...
Beautiful Imagine 351 installation! Congratulations, St. Paul's Anglican Church in Visalia, CA!
We're excited to introduce our latest feature: Rodger’s Play – a new app that lets you control your organ* without the need to be at the console!
With Rodgers Play, you can:
- 🎼 Remotely control playback of hymns, preludes, and other onboard music
- 📲 Create playlists, including with your own Rodgers recordings stored on a USB drive
- 🔄 Adjust tempo or transpose directly from the app
Perfect for smaller churches that may not always have an available organist for services, or anyone who wants to hear the beauty of their instrument while entertaining at events, parties, or other gatherings.
Download it now!
App Store: https://apple.co/3wC1TfB
Google Play: https://bit.ly/3K3uMV6
*Rodgers Play is currently only compatible with:
Imagine 239
Infinity 367
Infinity 489
We plan to support more organs soon! Stay tuned!
Our very own Dan Miller (Organist) is performing on a Rodgers Infinity 367 this Saturday in Berrien Springs, MI! Be sure to attend if you live in the area!
This Saturday, 6pm! Featuring organist Dan Miller on the new Rodgers 367 in Berrien Springs, MI
Awesome video! Congratulations to St. Mary Church in Mokena, Illinois on their new Rodgers Imagine 351 organ! 👏👏👏
Excellent work to Triune Music Inc. for this beautiful installation.
Learn about the features of the new Rodgers organ at St. Mary Parish in Mokena.
Do you have a technical background or a passion for music? You might be just who we're looking for!
We're seeking skilled individuals to join our dealer network as service technicians.
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👇Visit this link for more info!👇 https://www.rodgersinstruments.com/technicianRodgers is looking for skilled individuals to join our network of dealers as ...
Who doesn't love hearing modern headbangers being played on an organ?
A Rodgers 905 spotted in the wild being played for the St. Louis Cardinals! (Second part of the video.)
Last week we had a phenomenal time in beautiful Florida at the 2024 GOG Dealer Meeting!
We're grateful for our rockstar dealers who took the time to fly out and join us for a number of productive sessions, workshops, and some laughs as well 😀
Here's a few pictures from the event. Thanks again to everyone who participated. We look forward to the next!
Rodgers Instruments offers this free organ music suitable for concert, ceremony, or church. "Grazioso," meaning "graceful" or "elegant," is from "Twelve Heroic Marches," a classic suite of short marches and processionals written by Georg Phillip Telemann in 1728 for trumpet and organ, arranged by Dan Miller.
Download the sheet music and a recording here:
https://www.rodgersinstruments.com/news/monthly-music-en-tips-grazioso
Our esteemed Dan Miller is performing at an Organ Dedication Concert for St Stephen's Anglican Catholic Church in Athens, Georgia.
This weekend on Sunday, April 14th at 2:00PM, Dan will showcase the stunning sound and capabilities of their new Rodgers Infinity 367 organ.
🎹 🙌 Join us in attendance! 🙌 🎹
Happy Easter from all of us at Rodgers!
We hope your celebrations are filled with beautiful music 🎼🎹🎼
A free early Easter gift from Rodgers!
Download the sheet music 🎼 and mp3 recording of "Thine Be the Glory" arranged for simplicity with minimal pedal (two notes!). This music should appeal to organists, pianists, or keyboardists with minimal organ training.
"Thine Be the Glory, Risen Conquering Son" is an Easter hymn for the Christian church, written by Edmond Budry and set to the tune of the chorus “See, the Conqu’ring Hero Comes” from the third section of Handel’s oratorio "Judas Maccabeus."
👇 Link here 👇
https://www.rodgersinstruments.com/news/monthly-music-en-tips-thine-be-the-glory
Here's a look behind-the-scenes at Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall in Portland. Last weekend the Oregon Symphony performed the iconic Saint-Saens Symphony No. 3, famously known as "The Organ Symphony." 🎼
The Oregon Symphony prefer the Rodgers Imagine Series 235 for its portability, as they perform in multiple venues across the state.
Organs for the Symphony are proudly provided by Master's Touch Music Store in Portland.
Let's go, Winterhawks! A classic Rodgers Organ pumped up the crowds at the Veteran's Memorial Coliseum in Portland, Oregon last weekend. 🙌🙌🙌
You didn't think Oregon Hockey History Night was just about the jerseys did you?
Pete Schweitzer, who was the Winter Hawks' organist during the 1983 Memorial Cup Championship run, is back on the keys in the VMC for tonight's game! 🎶
Rodgers 351 @ Bradley Symphony Center, Milwaukee
This is a photo of the new Rodgers Imagine 351 (with mechanical drawknobs) onstage at the Bradley Symphony Center in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. It will be used for a Teen Choral performance of the Faure Requiem by the MSO and local teenage choristers today, Wednesday, February 28, 2024. This is the fifth time that the MSO has used Rodgers Organs for concert programs in the past 18 months. Last week the 351 was also used by the Grant Park Symphony in preparation for several concerts in Millennium Park (Chicago) this coming Summer. Triune Music Inc. is proud to partner with such wonderful musical organizations throughout their 4-state market area.
Rodgers 351 @ Bradley Symphony Center, Milwaukee
This is a photo of the new Rodgers Imagine 351 (with mechanical drawknobs) onstage at the Bradley Symphony Center in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. It will be used for a Teen Choral performance of the Faure Requiem by the MSO and local teenage choristers today, Wednesday, February 28, 2024. This is the fifth time that the MSO has used Rodgers Organs for concert programs in the past 18 months. Last week the 351 was also used by the Grant Park Symphony in preparation for several concerts in Millennium Park (Chicago) this coming Summer. We are proud to partner with such wonderful musical organizations throughout our 4-state market area.
Our free music download from Rodgers is a transcription of "Pie Jesu," from Gabriel Fauré's "Requiem," Opus 48. Originally a soprano solo with organ and orchestra, this arrangement features the beautiful Orchestral Oboe which is found in the Orchestral Library onboard Rodgers organs. The downloadable mp3 recording of this music was performed on a Rodgers Imagine 351 organ.
https://www.rodgersinstruments.com/news/monthly-music-en-tips-pie-jesu
Rodgers congratulates St. Paul's Anglican Church in Visalia, CA, and Church Keyboard Center - Rodgers & Johannus Organs Los Angeles on the installation of their new Rodgers Imagine 351 organ!
Rodgers Instruments recently co-sponsored concert performances celebrating two beautiful organ installations. Please read our story here:
https://www.rodgersinstruments.com/news/rodgers-celebrates-two-organs-in-concerts
"The organ is in truth the grandest, the most daring, the most magnificent of all instruments invented by human genius." - Honoré de Balzac
We are honoured to have recently assisted a wonderful community in South-East Queensland with the purchase and installation of their Rodgers ‘Inspire Series’ 227 Classical Organ.
Congratulations and best wishes to their musicians and congregation on many years of beautiful and inspirational musical experiences on their Rodgers Classical Organ.
The Inspire Series is the result of ongoing research and innovation and enriches the unique Rodgers Instruments tradition with a high-quality range of organs.
Visit https://principalorgans.com.au/rodgers-collection/ for information about our Rodgers range, and contact us to find out how we can assist you with your next Principal Organs instrument!
And now for something COMPLETELY different! A Dixieland Mardi Gras concert at Central Lutheran Church in Elk River which will include unexpected sounds from the new Rodgers Inspire 233 organ.
The public is invited to a Mardi Gras Dixieland jazz concert, Tuesday, Feb 13 at 6:30 pm. The music will be upbeat, joyful and feature the sounds of the new digital organ at Central Lutheran Church Elk River. Favorite toe-tapping tunes such as “Oh When the Saints Go Marching In” and “Basin Steet Blues” will be on the program. Area jazz and classical musicians will be performing including Dean Sorensen, Mike Lauer, Anna and Todd Wedekind, Amy Schendel, Brian and Lindsey Budahn, Peggy Dahl-Bartunek and Diana Woit. A special guest jazz, pop music performer from Los Angelos, Ginny Luke, will fly into the twin cities to MC the program and sing and play jazz violin. Ginny currently teaches Pop Strings at USC, and has previously recorded, performed and toured with Meat Loaf, AJR, Britney Spears, Niki Ménage, and other notable artists. Mardi Gras gifts and refreshments will be offered after the concert. The concert is free and open to the public. Central Lutheran Church, Elk River, 1103 School Street NW, Elk River, MN
You are invited!
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We're excited to introduce our latest feature: Rodger’s Play – a new app that lets you control your organ* without the need to be at the console! With Rodgers Play, you can: - 🎼 Remotely control playback of hymns, preludes, and other onboard music - 📲 Create playlists, including with your own Rodgers recordings stored on a USB drive - 🔄 Adjust tempo or transpose directly from the app Perfect for smaller churches that may not always have an available organist for services, or anyone who wants to hear the beauty of their instrument while entertaining at events, parties, or other gatherings. Download it now! App Store: https://apple.co/3wC1TfB Google Play: https://bit.ly/3K3uMV6 *Rodgers Play is currently only compatible with: Imagine 239 Infinity 367 Infinity 489 We plan to support more organs soon! Stay tuned!
This spectacular installation at the Rocky River United Methodist Church in Ohio features a gorgeous Rodgers Infinity series 489. The aging Casavant organ was proving itself unreliable and cumbersome, which limited the excellent music ministry the church prided itself on. Upon hearing another Rodgers pipe and digital hybrid installation nearby, the music director realized the Rodgers Infinity Series was the perfect solution to restore the full musical worship potential for their church. With the Infinity 489 came the addition of 531 premium voices, 61 orchestral stops, Zimbelstern, Chimes, as well as solo and antiphonal divisions. The vision for this instrument was driven by its need to serve the church as an integral part of the musical fabric of the Liturgy. Yet it goes beyond that scope to enable organ, choral and liturgical literature of all styles and periods to be performed successfully. It brings together technology and art, creating a concept which combines the wonder of electronics with the magic of windblown pipes. If your church is looking for a beautiful organ solution to last many years to come, visit rodgersinstruments.com to learn more. Infinity 489: https://www.rodgersinstruments.com/organs/infinity-series/infinity-series-489
Enjoy the famous Finale movement of Saint-Saens’ “Organ” Symphony No. 3, performed as an organ solo by the renowned Concert Artist Chelsea Chen on the brand new Rodgers Infinity Series 489 hybrid organ. This spectacular installation at the Rocky River United Methodist Church in Ohio features a gorgeous Rodgers Infinity series 489. RRUMC had an aging Casavant organ that was proving itself unreliable and cumbersome. The problem was felt in the excellent music service the church prided itself on. Upon hearing another Rodgers pipe and digital hybrid installation nearby, the music director realized the Rodgers Infinity Series was the perfect solution to restore the full musical worship potential for their church. With the Infinity 489 came the addition of 531 premium voices, 61 orchestral stops, Zimbelstern, Chimes, as well as solo and antiphonal divisions. If your church is looking for a beautiful organ solution to last many years to come, visit rodgersinstruments.com to learn more and find your local Rodgers representative. Infinity 489: https://www.rodgersinstruments.com/organs/infinity-series/infinity-series-489
Enjoy "Hark! The Herald Angels Sing! ” arr. Dan Miller on the Infinity Series 489. This spectacular installation at the Rocky River United Methodist Church in Ohio features a gorgeous Rodgers Infinity series 489. RRUMC had an aging Casavant organ with many pipes having difficulty staying in tune or even going silent. The problem was felt in the excellent music service the church prided itself on. Upon hearing another Rodgers pipe and digital hybrid installation nearby, the music director realized the Rodgers Infinity Series was the perfect solution to restore the full musical worship potential for their church. If your church is looking for a beautiful organ solution to last many years to come, visit rodgersinstruments.com to learn more and find your local Rodgers representative. Infinity 489: https://www.rodgersinstruments.com/organs/infinity-series/infinity-series-489
MEET THE FUTURE OF ORGANS – THE INFINITY SERIES 367 and 489 Please enjoy "Holy Holy Holy" by John Dykes, arranged and performed by organist Tedde Gibson. Thanks to Pasadena Presbyterian Church in California for allowing the use of their beautiful sanctuary. Though the instrument can interface with pipes (like the ones shown here), the audio from this music video was recorded from the 367's 22 external audio channels expertly placed throughout the sanctuary. Boasting a wide range of features, these pipe-compatible Infinity Series 3 and 4-manual instruments combine a classic pipe organ sound, unmatched versatility, state-of-the-art technology, and an impressive user experience to set the tone for the future of organ music. To find out more or to see this organ in person, talk to your local Rodgers dealer today: https://www.rodgersinstruments.com/organs/infinity-series
MEET THE FUTURE OF ORGANS – THE INFINITY SERIES 367 and 489 Please enjoy "The Old Rugged Cross" composed by George Bennard and arranged and performed by organist Tedde Gibson. Thanks to Pasadena Presbyterian Church in California for allowing the use of their beautiful sanctuary. Though the instrument can interface with pipes (like the ones shown here), the audio from this music video was recorded from the 367's 22 external audio channels expertly placed throughout the sanctuary. Boasting a wide range of features, these pipe-compatible Infinity Series 3 and 4-manual instruments combine a classic pipe organ sound, unmatched versatility, state-of-the-art technology, and an impressive user experience to set the tone for the future of organ music. To find out more or to see this organ in person, talk to your local Rodgers dealer today: https://www.rodgersinstruments.com/organs/infinity-series
THE FUTURE OF ORGANS - THE INFINITY SERIES 367 & 489 Boasting a wide range of features, these pipe-compatible Infinity Series 3 and 4-manual instruments combine a classic pipe organ sound, unmatched versatility, state-of-the-art technology, and an impressive user experience to set the tone for the future of organ music. To find out more or to see these organs in person, talk to your local Rodgers dealer today: https://www.rodgersinstruments.com/organs/infinity-series/infinity-series-489
MEET THE FUTURE OF ORGANS – THE INFINITY SERIES 367 and 489 Please enjoy "Trumpet Tune" arranged by Henry Purcell and performed by organist Dan Miller. Thanks to Pasadena Presbyterian Church in California for allowing the use of their beautiful sanctuary. Though the instrument can interface with pipes (like the ones shown here), the audio from this music video was recorded from the 367's 22 external audio channels expertly placed throughout the sanctuary. Boasting a wide range of features, these pipe-compatible Infinity Series 3 and 4-manual instruments combine a classic pipe organ sound, unmatched versatility, state-of-the-art technology, and an impressive user experience to set the tone for the future of organ music. To find out more or to see this organ in person, talk to your local Rodgers dealer today: https://www.rodgersinstruments.com/organs/infinity-series/infinity-series-367
MEET THE FUTURE OF ORGANS Please enjoy "The Holy City" arranged and performed by organist Tedde Gibson. From leading congregational singing to captivating concert hall audiences, Infinity Series organs shine in every environment. These organs feature a wide range of tonal genres, exceptional musical expressiveness, and unmatched versatility, providing everything that today’s organists want and need to perform their best. Thanks to Pasadena Presbyterian Church in California for allowing the use of their beautiful sanctuary. Though the instrument can interface with pipes (like the ones shown here), the audio from this music video was recorded from the 367's 22 external audio channels expertly placed throughout the sanctuary. To find out more or to see this organ in person, talk to your local Rodgers dealer today: https://www.rodgersinstruments.com/organs/infinity-series/infinity-series-367
MEET THE FUTURE OF ORGANS Please enjoy "Down at the Cross" arranged and performed by organist Tedde Gibson. Thanks to Pasadena Presbyterian Church in California for allowing the use of their beautiful sanctuary. Though the instrument can interface with pipes (like the ones shown here), the audio from this music video was recorded from the Infinity Series 367's 22 external audio channels expertly placed throughout the sanctuary. Boasting a wide range of features, these pipe-compatible Infinity Series 3 and 4-manual instruments combine a classic pipe organ sound, unmatched versatility, state-of-the-art technology, and an impressive user experience to set the tone for the future of organ music. To find out more or to see this organ in person, talk to your local Rodgers dealer today: https://www.rodgersinstruments.com/dealers
MEET THE FUTURE OF ORGANS Please enjoy "Toccata" by Michelle Leclerc, performed by organist Dan Miller at Pasadena Presbyterian Church in California. Though the instrument can interface with pipes (like the ones shown here), the audio from this music video was recorded from the Infinity Series 367's 22 external audio channels expertly placed throughout the sanctuary. Boasting a wide range of features, these pipe-compatible Infinity Series 3 and 4-manual instruments combine a classic pipe organ sound, unmatched versatility, state-of-the-art technology, and an impressive user experience to set the tone for the future of organ music. To find out more or to see this organ in person, talk to your local Rodgers dealer today: https://www.rodgersinstruments.com/dealers
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COMING SOON – THE FUTURE OF ORGANS Rodgers proudly presents its new Infinity Series 367 and 489 organs. Boasting a wide range of features, these pipe-compatible 3 and 4-manual organs offer no less than 444 and 532 voices available to the organist at all times. The majestic Infinity Series organs combine a classic pipe organ sound, state-of-the-art technology, and an impressive user experience and versatility – to set the tone for the future of organ music. Contact your local Rodgers Dealer for more information.
A Good Friday message for this weekend. Want to see the whole Concert? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o6iD-GGRnhI
Two visionary engineers and organ enthusiasts, Rodgers Jenkins and Fred Tinker, originally founded Rodgers Church Organs in 1958. The company’s focus was helping make the transformational power of the American organ more accessible to churches, colleges, performance centers, and players by embracing advancements in technology. From this dedication to serve and passion for elevating the human spirit through music, Rodgers was born.
Decades later, Rodgers Instruments is unwaveringly committed to our founder’s vision. Every member of our team brings an expert level of craftsmanship, attention to detail, and devotion to faithfully creating a true American pipe organ sound that is beyond expectation. Rodgers aims to build the finest digital organs available, for any setting, each and every day.
With faith, hard work, and dedication Rodgers has led the way in innovative digital and hybrid pipe organ technology. Highlights include building the world’s first all-transistor church organs, successfully creating the first pipe-electronic hybrid organ, and being the first company to use microprocessors, MIDI and USB storage in church organs. Rodgers has also created magnificent pipe organs including the world’s 17th largest pipe organ with over 10,000 pipes installed at Second Baptist Church in Houston, Texas.
Rodgers continues to push the art of organ building with the goal of faithfully delivering the emotionally and spiritually lifting experience of the American pipe organ sound to a new generation of performers and audiences around the world.
