Organ Gifts
Pipe organs big and small, old and not-so-old, famous or a hidden gem - they are all represented here in the collections of pipe organs from around the world.
There are T shirts, mugs, aprons, apparel for men, women, kids! Now that the holiday season is fast approaching, we have greeting cards, notebooks, mousepads, buttons and knick-knacks of all kinds to suit musical friends. Over a 1000 product designs are on this website, which carries the largest collection of organ-related goodies online!
And now, of course, we are able to offer you for the first time, a fabulous organ CD: "Let the pealing organ blow!" - the landmark first recording in 1997 of the Christchurch Rieger Town Hall pipe organ, by organist Martin Setchell. The original record label of Manu have graciously allowed permission for us to offer this very popular out-of-print album through CafePress.
And if you'd like to see our other shops that sell a variety of gifts and products with a musical theme, try them here:
Organ Calendars and Music Humor
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Press any key A large Casavant console in Montreal features in this design which has the words Press Any Key written underneath. |
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Musicians and Mewsicians Musicians come in all shapes and sizes - here's an assortment just for the feline in all of us. |
Mine's Bigger than Yours They all say that, don't they? But for organists, comparing instruments is to be expected. |
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String supremacy One for the double bass players of the world! The text read: Mine's Bigger than Yours. |
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Manual Worker The manual Worker range shows an organ keyboard in Guelph, Canada, with music and stop knobs, and reads: Manual Worker. |
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Latin Warning A fun epithet in Latin warning organists not to play the instrument in ankle-length togas. |
Cosmic Leadership Our universal leader in the cosmos - is how it starts - and this version of the Lord's prayer gets funnier ... |
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Tickle My Keys For the playful music lover - and organists in particular - this little invitation to Tickle My Keys should do just the job |
