About the company Vilnius’ Organ Workshop was founded in 1972. Led by Rimantas  Gučas the workshop was the only one of its kind not only in  Lithuania but in the whole Soviet Union. It was able to do all the jobs - from the pipes and keyboards up to ornamented façades. The main  point of concern of the workshop was the restoration of historic  instruments. During almost forty years of the activities there were  more than 30 organs restored or built at the Vilnius' Organ  Workshop. The organ at Vilnius' University St. John's Church  completed in 2000 is the largest in Lithuania.  Rimantas Gučas was born 1942 in Kaunas. He graduated from the  State Conservatoire after studying Music History with Prof.  J.Čiurlionytė, in 1965. From 1966 to 1972, R.Gučas was working at  the Theatre and Music Department of the Arts Museum in Vilnius.  Upon his initiative, the registration of the historical organs in  Lithuania was included into the activities of the Museum in 1967,  and also the first ever list of the memorial Lithuanian organs was  officially approved in 1970. Since 1998, R.Gučas is a member of the  International Society of Organ Builders (ISO). The catalogue  “Lithuanian Organs” was published by Rimantas Gučas in 2009. Address: Užupio Str. 21-8, LT-01202 Vilnius, Lithuania Mobile: (370-686) 50390 E-mail: gucas@takas.lt Original Works The Organ of Vilnius University Aula (1979) The Organ of Nida Evangelic Lutheran Church (1984) The Organ of Kaunas St. Trinity Church (1990) The Organ of Vilnius St. John’s Church (2000) The Organ of Kaunas Vytautas’ the Great Church (1982) The Organ of the Evangelic Lutheran Church (1983) The Organ of Vilnius St. John’s Church Oginski Chapel (1979)