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Austin Organs, Inc. Opus 2071 (1944)

First Presbyterian Church: Sanctuary; front
108 West Court Street
Rome, NY

Note: Not extant. Not playable. (in this location)


Images


2024-07-16 - Aerial view of collapsed roof (Synod of the Northeast/Paul R. Marchesano)

2024-07-16 - Collapsed roof and missing spire (Synod of the Northeast/Paul R. Marchesano)

Consoles

Main


Notes

2004-12-21 - Information identifying this instrument from the Austin Organs, Inc. web site, accessed December 20, 2004: http://www.austinorgans.com/organ-research.htm. -Database Manager

2008-02-25 - Updated through online information from Stephen Best. -- Organ has been meticulously maintained, including some revoicing and the addition of at least one stop. In regular use and much appreciated by the congregation. -Database Manager

2015-07-18 - Updated through online information from Andrea Siegel Radesi. -- This information was from Austin Organ Company in May 2012: "According to the file this organ is a rebuild of a 4 manual Emmons Howard instrument. Emmons Howard was located in Westfield, MA. Some of the pipework is reused from the Emmons Howard." <br>July 2015 - the console is at Kerner and Merchant being converted to solid state. -Database Manager

2015-07-21 - Updated through online information from Andrea Siegel Radesi. -- Console is currently being updated to solid state. -Database Manager

2016-01-30 - Updated through online information from Andrea Radesi. -Database Manager

2025-02-28 - Tornado Destroys First Presbyterian Church of Rome. The sanctuary of the First Presbyterian Church of Rome and many buildings in the area were destroyed. Synod of the Northeast web page, posted July 23, 2024 -Paul R. Marchesano


Stoplist

Stoplist taken from dedication program 1944 and from console June 2015 Source: Source not recorded Date not recorded

Rome, New York
First Presbyterian

GREAT

8’	Open Diapason	61 pipes
8’	Melodia		61 pipes *
8’	Gemshorn	61 pipes *
4’	Octave		61 pipes
2 2/3’	Twelfth		61 pipes
2’	Fifteenth	61 pipes
	Mixture IV	244 pipes
8’	Trumpet		61 pipes*
	Chimes*

*enclosed in Choir

SWELL

16’	Contra Dolce (extended Salicional)	12 pipes
8’	Geigen Principal			73 pipes
8’ 	Gedeckt				        73 pipes
8’ 	Salicional				73 pipes
8’ 	Voix Celeste				61 pipes
4’	Octave	Geigen				73 pipes
4’	Rohr Flute				73 pipes
2’	Flageolet				61 pipes
	Mixture III			       183 pipes
16’	Contra Fagotto				73 pipes
8’	Trumpet				        73 pipes
8’	Oboe					73 pipes
8’	Vox Humana				61 pipes
	(separate chest, box and tremolo)
4’	Clarion					73 pipes

CHOIR

8’	Viola		73 pipes
8’	Concert Flute	73 pipes
8’	Dulciana	73 pipes
8’	Unda Maris	61 pipes
4’	Harmonic Flute	73 pipes
2 2/3’	Nazard		61 pipes
2’	Flautino	61 pipes
8’	Clarinet	73 pipes
8’	French Horn	73 pipes

PEDAL

16’	Open Diapason		32 pipes
16’ 	Contra Bass		32 pipes
16’ 	Lieblich Gedeckt	12 pipes
16’	Contra Dolce		32 pipes
8’	Octave			12 pipes
8’ 	Cello			12 pipes
8’	Flute			32 pipes
4’	Fifteenth		12 pipes
16’	Trombone		32 pipes
8’	Clarion			12 pipes






 [Received from Andrea Siegel Radesi 2015-07-07.]

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