Corvino & Sons

When it comes to servicing electronic organs, no one is better than Leo Corvino! His knowledge is encyclopedic, and he can trace the source of any problem and fix it. He is unfailingly pleasant, and he shows up when he says he's going to -- even calls the day before to confirm his appointments! In a day when amateurs dabble in electronic repair and often make things worse, Leo is a true professional. Call him first, and you won't have any need to call anyone else! As for me? I'm just someone who teaches a lot of organists in the Utica, NY, area. When students or fellow organists need an organ repaired, they need it done quickly and correctly. That's when I tell them to call Leo.

I have had the pleasure of working with Leo for the past 16 years at the church where I serve as musician. His knowledge of the instrument and his technical skills and abilities are unparalleled. I would not want anyone else to provide service for our organ. He most recently very patiently and meticulously tracked and pinpointed a component which had been damaged by a lightning strike and was causing a partial sound failure. At least as important as his expertise are the facts that he is honest, professional and a true gentleman. I cannot recommend him more highly.

Leo recently serviced an instrument which our AGO chapter owns, in preparation for its being placed in a new student's home. He also serviced the instrument and carillon in one of the churches in which I play. It is fascinating to watch Leo work: he is thorough, a perfectionist, and a genius at what he does. His skills and his instincts are right on the mark! Leo can't retire until he clones himself.

After nearly 25 years of playing in the church, there is only one person (& sons) I trust with our church organ. Over the years, Leo has consistently come through for our church whenever we have needed him. He is extremely knowledgeable and easy to work with. He also works with carillon systems and has even fixed that for our church. Personalized service. I highly recommend them. I agree with one of the previous posters - if Leo were to ever retire, what a hole he would leave in this important role.

I am an organist. For over 2 decades, I have seen Leo provide quality service on the organs of two churches I have been part of. He is thorough, competent, and conscientious. He works because he loves his work, not because he has to work. An organist friend of mine (a graduate of Julliard) once told me that Leo is a good resource to the other electronic organist technicians in the area. I agree. For the past few years, I have had two different organs at my home, both of which Leo has excellently refurbished. Leo guarantees his work and fully honors his guarantee. If Leo ever decides to retire, he will leave a huge, hard-to-fill hole in the area’s pool of organ repair technicians.