The Noack Organ, Opus 99, built for the Episcopal Church of the Epiphany by Fritz Noack, was dedicated in the summer of 1983. During the summer of 2008 the Noack organ was "de-constructed" and stored during the renovation of Epiphany's sanctuary. In the fall Fritz Noack returned to Epiphany to oversee the re-location, refurbishment, and installation of a new stop in the original organ he built.

Fritz Noack was born in Germany in 1935. During his high-school years, he was an active musician and studied organ building and cabinet making. He began his apprenticeship with the noted organ builder, Rudolph van Beckerath, and later worked with Klaus Becker and Ahrend & Brunzema. After coming to the United States in 1959, he worked with Charles Fisk and, in 1960, organized The Noack Organ Company. Mr. Noack has taught organ construction and organ building at the New England Conservatory. He is a board member of the International Society of Organ Builders and served two years as president of the Associated Pipe Organ Builders of America.

"Designing the organ for the Church of the Epiphany presented special problems and opportunities. I hope that, in years hence, it will be found that we solved the problems and took full advantage of the opportunities."