THE ORGAN THAT PLAYS ITSELF
A breakthrough for churches that cannot find regular organists

Today it is easy to combine a modern digital organ with a 'sequencer', a small device which plays computer disks. Disks can be filled with hymn tunes, organ voluntaries, wedding marches, etc. The sequencer literally tells the organ what to play, and it can be operated by anyone in the church, without the need for an organist being present.

Over 150 churches around Britain already use this system, and they report that it is transforming their worship.

There are several machines on the market today which offer pre-recorded hymns and songs, but we believe that for churches who still use a majority of traditional hymns, our system is by far the best available. We can give 2 major reasons for this:
   1. Our system allows you to record your own tunes/pieces to personalise your
       library of music alongside the pre-recorded disks.
   2. With this system you actually have a digital keyboard instrument which can be
       played on those occasions when a player is available.

The system is currently available for use with two models of Ahlborn instruments.
   1. The SL100 - a small single manual organ in an attractive traditional cabinet.
   2. The SL61 - a portable classical keyboard.

We currently have available on disk over 800 hymns and songs, mainly taken from Hymns and Psalms - the book used by most Methodist Churches. Many of these tunes are used by other denominational hymnbooks, and we are currently working on the preparation of further disks based on Anglican tradition.