Carving an Award-Winning Organ Case in Saint Paul, Minnesota

Written By MOD

The successful completion of a challenging project is evidenced by the mutual satisfaction and anticipation of future collaborations among all involved parties. This sentiment holds particular significance when working with esteemed architects, as was the case with Duncan G. Stroik on the construction, carving, and installation of a new organ case for the Beaux Arts-style Cathedral of Saint Paul in Minnesota, USA. Designed to complement the cathedral's modern French classicism, the project involved crafting walnut and gold-leaf casework adorned with hand-carved corbels, swags, and angelic figures, standing on a platform 30 feet off the ground. Despite the complexities inherent in such a monumental undertaking, the project was successfully executed, marking a memorable achievement for all involved.

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