The Organs of St. Thomas

The University of St. Thomas is home to five quality pipe organs, including four-tracker organs. These instruments support the musical worship in three major chapels on the Saint Paul campus, and the St. Thomas More Chapel at the Law School in Minneapolis. Together these organs serve as a rich and inspiring resource to the University–by serving as teaching, accompanying and performing instruments for University music students, faculty, and ensembles, and as a locus for music concerts that provide invaluable cultural benefits to the Twin Cities community and beyond.

Events

Join us for a wide variety of programming that will feature world-class musicians from around the globe.

• The Chapel Arts Series

• Department of Music
• Sacred Spaces

Casavant Frères – Opus 3402 (1978)

Learn more about the Casavant Frères organ

Gabriel Kney – Opus 105 (1987)

Learn more about the Gabriel Kney organ

Lewtak Organ at St. John Vianney Seminary

Learn more about the Lewtak organ

Jan van Daalen (St. Thomas More Chapel)

Learn more about the Jan Van Daalen organ

Noack Organ Co. – Opus 136 (2000)

Learn more about the Noack Organ Co. organ