The 4 manual, 63 rank E.M. Skinner Organ at St. Peter's was installed in 1930. This instrument has remained virtually as it was left by the builders, earning an Historic Organ Citation from the Organ Historical Society.

The console was restored in 1981 without any modernization or addition and the rest of the organ followed suit in 1991.

The organ at St. Peter's is counted among "the world's finest pipe organs" by NPR's "Pipe Dreams".  You can hear Alfred Hollins' "Concert Overture in C," played by Roger Fisher on St. Peter's pipe organ, at the link on that "Pipe Dreams" page, reproduced here.

In the Music at St. Peter's series of concerts, this magnificent instrument can be heard in solo recitals, in choral accompaniment and in conjunction with orchestra.

See the organ specifications in this PDF document.