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About
NG Pipe Organ Design was founded in 2008 by Maltese organ builder and designer Noel Gallo. The company was established to support organ builders, organists, churches, and institutions across all aspects of organ design, construction, and restoration.
Since its founding, Noel Gallo’s expertise has been increasingly sought after worldwide. He has collaborated with leading organ builders on numerous prestigious projects across Germany, the United Kingdom, Norway, the United States, Switzerland, Australia, South Korea, Malaysia, China, and Malta.
Noel studied organ performance as well as Solo Piano Performance with Trinity College of Music, London. His continued studies in organ building have taken him around the world, allowing him to specialize in organ restoration and upgrading, particularly in the United Kingdom, as well as new organ design and construction in Germany. In addition, he has pursued studies in Architecture, Drafting, Quantity Surveying, and Internet Marketing, and holds qualifications in Computer-Aided Design (CAD) software.
Alongside his design work, Noel remains an active performer. He plays regularly in Malta at churches and concert venues and is frequently invited to participate in musical events across Europe.
Noel is a warranted organ restorer and a member of the International Society of Organ Builders. He has contributed articles to specialist publications and is a frequent speaker at professional organisations and conferences, including the Institute of British Organ Building and the St Albans International Organ Festival. In addition, he delivers lectures and demonstrations at both national and international levels.
As a studio, our aim is to provide comprehensive support for organ projects, drawing on a diverse background in architecture and organ building, underpinned by strong technical expertise. This integrated approach enables us to deliver efficient, cost-effective solutions while combining the highest standards of visual design and musical artistry in every project.