NEW YORK, August 25, 2006 – Torrence & Yaeger, worldwide sales and marketing for Marshall & Ogletree of Needham, Massachusetts, announces the completion of the three manual, 49 stop, 79 voice virtual pipe organ in St. Luke's Episcopal Church, Montclair, New Jersey.

Charles Hunter, a well-known musician in the New York area—at one time a tuner at The Riverside Church for Virgil Fox and a pipe organ builder himself—is Organist and Director of Music at Montclair's English Gothic style church, complete with Tiffany windows and a distinguished music program. The E.M. Skinner organ—60 ranks dating from the early 1920s—had suffered water damage early in its life, and had never dealt satisfactorily with the acoustics of the church. It was in deplorable condition, so in the summer of 2005 the church decided to purchase an organ that would adequately support congregation singing, as well as that of St. Luke's fine choir.