Different colors

Cantate 354

With Content Organs' Cantate, you experience the maximum capabilities of Content Invention Technology®. Inspired by the ancient pipe organ in its various forms, Content Organs has developed these versatile instruments. Four unique tonal worlds ensure that you continue to be amazed by the possibilities to make the most beautiful organ works sound optimal in one organ. In the Cantate organs, each organ style has its distinctive disposition. Thus, you can play, without compromises, all major organ works from various styles.

This organ is available in all color variations!

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No compromises on quality.

An impressive organ.

In both technology and sound reproduction, Content makes no compromises with the models from the Cantate series. With as many as 12 independent channels, each equipped with dynamic 180W amplifiers, optimal sound detailing has been achieved. The samples, of high-quality, are carefully chosen and voiced for the internal audio system. By implementing 4 independent surround channels, radiating to the sides and top of the organ case, the experience of the digital organ compared to the pipe organ is closer than ever.

Impressive cabinet with illuminated drawknobs

Cabinet and finishing.

The Cantate 354R is characterized by an impressive cabinet with illuminated drawknobs. Optionally, this model also offers mechanically movable drawknobs. The solid oakwood cabinet exudes a robust and sturdy appearance. LED pedal lighting, a bench with sheet music storage, and wooden swell pedals - including General Crescendo - are, of course, always included. The Content Cantate Series is available with a 30- or 32-note flat or (radial) concave pedalboard. Adding toe pistons or a large setzer (Divisional Setzer System) to this organ is, of course, possible. The 128 ExtraVoice voices with touch sensitivity complete this organ.

A wide palette of tonal colors.

Selecting stops

'My organ is my orchestra' is a well-known saying of the French organist and composer Cesar Franck. More precisely, the art of registration cannot be summarized. An organ has principal voices (principals and flutes), chorus voices (Mixture, Sharp, etc.), and reeds (Trumpet, Vox Humana, Trombone). Various voices can also be used individually as solo stops. Well-known solo stops on Dutch organs include the Cornet, Vox Humana, Trumpet, or Sesquialter. On the Content Cantate 354 organs, these stops can be found. Discover the richness of possibilities and tonal colors of the ancient pipe organ with the Cantate 354!