Henry Willis was a prominent English organ builder known for his innovative designs and craftsmanship. Born in 1825, he founded the Henry Willis & Sons company, which became renowned for creating high-quality pipe organs. His work was characterized by a unique blend of traditional techniques and modern advancements, making his organs highly sought after in churches, concert halls, and cathedrals. Willis gained fame for his involvement in significant projects, including the Royal Albert Hall organ in London. His instruments are celebrated for their rich sound and reliability, contributing to the evolution of organ music in the 19th and early 20th centuries. Willis passed away in 1901, leaving a lasting legacy in the world of organ building.