Bruno Christensen & Sønner Orgelbyggeri is a Danish organ-building company founded on August 1, 1966, by Bruno Christensen, a pioneer in the organ industry who began his career in organ building as early as 1936. After years of training and working with some of Denmark's most renowned organ builders, Christensen decided in 1964 to venture out on his own. Initially, he planned to work as a freelance organ builder, but his reputation and skill quickly led to the establishment of his own company. The business was set up in the old school building in Terkelsbøl, where Christensen began his work with a large house organ as the initial project.

From the outset, Bruno Christensen's two eldest sons, Henning and Edvard Christensen, joined the business, with Henning managing administration and Edvard leading the design department. Unfortunately, Edvard passed away in 1996 after a long illness. In 1971, twins Aksel and Peter Christensen also joined the company, both training as organ builders. The company transitioned from a sole proprietorship to a limited partnership in 1974, and its name was changed to Bruno Christensen & Sønner Orgelbyggeri ApS. After Bruno Christensen retired in 2001, Peter Christensen took over as the company's managing director, continuing to lead the firm, which remains a family-run business.

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