Organ
The Holtkamp Organ Company of Cleveland, Ohio, created and installed a large-scale, custom pipe organ as a part of the 50th anniversary expansion of Saint Philip’s worship space in 1986. The organ comprises a three-manual console that controls over 45 ranks within a functional casework and organ loft. The instrument has electromechanical action.
The casework surrounds the narthex and faces the sanctuary. The facade contains ranks of the Pedal and Positive divisions at 8’ and 4’ pitches, as well as an 8’ Fanfare rank mounted en Chamade over the center aisle. Ranks for the remaining Great, Pedal, Positive, and Swell divisions of the instrument are mounted in the loft directly above the casework.
In the summer of 2005, a new Trumpet stop was added to the Swell division, and the Swell Mixture was revised by Hupalo & Repasky Pipe Organs, LLC, of San Leandro, California. More recent additions to the instrument include four digital pedal stops manufactured by the Walker Technical Company of Zionsville, Pennsylvania. The instrument is played from a new (in 2020) custom console with greater versatility built and installed by Quimby Pip Organs of Warrensburg, Missouri.
Piano
In the summer of 2022, Mary Kautz and the Kautz Family Foundation gifted Saint Philip’s with a lovely Steinway B concert grand which resides in the church. This piano is a great addition to the parish’s complement of performing instruments, and has been featured in two annual concerts—the inaugural concert in 2023 featured Ralph Votapek.
Other instruments
Other instruments include a Yamaha concert grand piano and a Richard Kingston French double harpsichord.