Organs at St Andrews University

St Andrews University has three classical, mechanical action organs.  St Salvators College Chapel is fortunate in having one of Scotland's finest organs.  Built in 1973 by Hradetsky of Krems, Austria, it is a four manual instrument ideally suited to the baroque repertoire but equally effective in modern and much 19th century music.  The Younger Hall houses an excellent 1975 two-manual instrument built by Harrison and Harrison of Durham.  Walker's installed a delightful two manual instrument in St Leonard's Chapel in 1994.

A separate booklet is available from the Music Centre with full specifications and a history of the University's organs.

Free introductory Organ Lessons for Pianists

Are you interested in learning to play the organ? We are offering two free introductory lessons to pianists who have reached Grade 5 level or above.  Lessons are taught by the University Organist, Tom Wilkinson, in St Salvator's Chapel. Music will be provided.  All participants must Register as Music Users.

To find out more, contact the Music Centre office on 01334 462226, or email music.