Patrick J. Murphy & Associates, Op.58

One of the finest instruments in Berks County, Trinity’s current pipe organ was installed in 2013 after an extensive study of builders and their instruments. Pennsylvania based Patrick Murphy & Associates was selected, and the instrument was first used in worship on Easter Sunday.

The organ consists of three manuals, 48 ranks, and 37 stops. The pipes are housed in a Georgian-style case that reflects the architectural and design elements of Trinity’s sanctuary. Over a quarter of the pipes are recycled from two previous instruments.

The congregation was previously served by a 1771 Tannenberg organ, an unknown instrument from 1874, and an Austin organ from 1916.