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OrganBytes – Our New Video Series

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We’ve launched a new video series, OrganBytes, that shows Singapore’s pipe organs and the neighbourhoods that surround them.

Featuring members of our Chapter, it promises interesting bits of Singapore’s history, music and importantly, the organs.

Episode 1 began with the Laukhuff organ at the Singapore Bible College (https://youtu.be/3zW4UJLFDAw):

Episode 2 featured Prinsep Street Presbyterian Church and its red brick facade (https://youtu.be/ibsiKkUKWXI):

Episode 3 brought viewers to a quaint location overlooking the sea, the Norwegian Seamen’s Mission and their Starup & Son cabinet organ (https://youtu.be/IQvUkEddg7A):

Episode 4 explored the J.W. Walker organ of Freemasons’ Hall along Coleman Street (https://youtu.be/Gy5OYAt5E8s):

Episode 5 took a look at a cabinet organ housed in the Yong Siew Toh Conservatory (https://youtu.be/l3TVagA6bfc):

We popped into Dulwich College (Singapore) in Episode 6 to have a look at their Diego Cera organ (https://youtu.be/22rEunoHWWk):

Episode 7 brings viewers to Orchard Road Presbyterian Church and their two English pipe organs — the Chancel organ and the Chapel organ (https://youtu.be/tgub8vccSxs):

We took a break from our regular feature of organs with Episode 8 to talk to Singapore’s long-serving organ builder, Robert Navaratnam, who’s been single-handedly keeping almost all of Singapore’s pipe organs in tune (https://youtu.be/Y6WPczsBA9U):

You can’t miss the food, sights and sounds of the Little India district that Kampong Kapar Methodist Church is situated in. Check out Episode 9 today (https://youtu.be/uUdMBCKiDf4):

We’re back with Episode 10 that not only explores gems around the Civic District, but also features the recently restored Bevington and Sons organ in the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8V5wxG-gkz0):

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