We are very excited to be partnering with composer Michael Cloud Duguay (www.michaelcduguay.com) on his work digitally archiving rare, unique and historic organs across Canada. 

Click the link below to listen to his recent interview on CBC's Q with Tom Power, discussing his experience recording organs in rural towns in Newfoundland and the resulting album Kingdom Come, Kingdom Go:

https://www.cbc.ca/arts/q/why-this-musician-recorded-newfoundland-s-rural-church-organs-9.7266058


Equipped with a self-engineered, mobile, solar-power recording studio, Duguay has set out to document more organs, along with sound engineer Jake Nicoll. These instruments will be made available as digital sample packs at RCCO.ca, making it possible for organists across the country to play them virtually, using a MIDI controller.

To learn more about the project, check out the links below:

https://www.theguardian.com/music/2026/jun/18/michael-cloud-duguay-album-church-organs

https://musictech.com/features/interviews/michael-cloud-duguay-interview-kingdom-come-kingdom-go/