The Concord Church pipe organ was built
in 1994 by the W. Zimmer & Sons fim based in Charlotte, North Carolina.
The 2 manual, 7-rank organ has a tremendously full sound for such a small
instrument. Its specification is very flexible for an organ of only
450 pipes. The console was rebuilt from the church's former Allen
electronic organ. The wind chests are of electric-slider type.
The bottom 7 pipes from the Prinzipal rank compose the facade. The
entire Prinzipal rank is made of zinc metal. The chimes on the adjacent
side of the chancel are also connect to the organ. This organ is
a perfect example of how a pipe organ can fit into any room (the organ
chamber was a former hallway). A Zimbelstern was added in May 1998,
and dedicated on the 17th of that month. The organ was dedicated
by Scott G. Hayes, the organist of Concord Church at that time, on September
28th, 1997. The current organist of Concord Church is Randal Farley.
