Cover Photo

Bach Akademie Australia Klop Chamber Organ Appeal

Cover Photo
About this cause

Bach’s music is unimaginable without the organ. Its colour, warmth, and harmonic depth bind the ensemble together and give his sacred works their power. But many venues where Bach Akademie Australia performs do not have a suitable instrument, and fixed-pitch church organs are often incompatible with our historically informed performances.

With your help, we can change that. We are commissioning a purpose-built chamber organ from Klop Organs & Harpsichords, a renowned Dutch family workshop celebrated for exceptional craftsmanship, wooden pipes, beautiful vocal tone, and reliability.

Portable and tunable, our organ will travel with us to rehearsals, concerts, recordings, and educational activities throughout Australia. It will remove recurring hire costs, unlock important repertoire, and be available to other ensembles to hire.

Our target is $100,000 by the end of the year. We are halfway to the target through two generous donations. 

Every donation will help build this musical legacy. You can support in a variety of ways:

$250 helps fund one pipe.
$500 helps fund one key.
$1,000 helps fund one stop.

Please give today. Together, we can bring Bach’s music vividly to life for audiences now and for generations to come.

Madeleine Easton
 Artistic Director


Contact details

PO Box 2166
STRAWBERRY HILLS NSW, 2012
1300 785 377

Are donations tax deductible?

Yes

Will I receive a receipt for my donation?

Yes, as soon as your donation is processed.


Bach Akademie Australia respectfully acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the lands on which we gather and pay our respects to Elders past and present. First Nations communities have been creating and sharing music, art and culture here for thousands of generations, and we recognise the important ongoing contributions they make to Australian culture.

Cover Photo

Bach Akademie Australia Klop Chamber Organ Appeal

Cover Photo
Back
1 2 3
$
0.00
You are donating to: Bach Akademie Australia Klop Chamber Organ Appeal
A cause by: Bach Akademie Australia
Back
2 3 4
$N/A.00
N/A
Separate multiple email addresses with a comma
Note: The organisation will still receive your details, but they will not be displayed publicly
By clicking 'Next', you agree to GiveNow's privacy policy and terms of use.
You are donating to: Bach Akademie Australia Klop Chamber Organ Appeal
A cause by: Bach Akademie Australia
Back
3
About this cause

Bach’s music is unimaginable without the organ. Its colour, warmth, and harmonic depth bind the ensemble together and give his sacred works their power. But many venues where Bach Akademie Australia performs do not have a suitable instrument, and fixed-pitch church organs are often incompatible with our historically informed performances.

With your help, we can change that. We are commissioning a purpose-built chamber organ from Klop Organs & Harpsichords, a renowned Dutch family workshop celebrated for exceptional craftsmanship, wooden pipes, beautiful vocal tone, and reliability.

Portable and tunable, our organ will travel with us to rehearsals, concerts, recordings, and educational activities throughout Australia. It will remove recurring hire costs, unlock important repertoire, and be available to other ensembles to hire.

Our target is $100,000 by the end of the year. We are halfway to the target through two generous donations. 

Every donation will help build this musical legacy. You can support in a variety of ways:

$250 helps fund one pipe.
$500 helps fund one key.
$1,000 helps fund one stop.

Please give today. Together, we can bring Bach’s music vividly to life for audiences now and for generations to come.

Madeleine Easton
 Artistic Director


Contact details

PO Box 2166
STRAWBERRY HILLS NSW, 2012
1300 785 377

Are donations tax deductible?

Yes

Will I receive a receipt for my donation?

Yes, as soon as your donation is processed.


Bach Akademie Australia respectfully acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the lands on which we gather and pay our respects to Elders past and present. First Nations communities have been creating and sharing music, art and culture here for thousands of generations, and we recognise the important ongoing contributions they make to Australian culture.