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Otto Schoenstein (1960)

Central Lutheran Church
1604 W. Yakima Ave.
Yakima, WA

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Notes

2005-01-08 - Information identifying this instrument from the Austin Organs, Inc. web site, accessed December 31, 2004: http://www.austinorgans.com/organ-research.htm. -Database Manager

2006-12-16 - Updated through online information from James R. Stettner. -- The organ was originally built for Trinity Memorial Church in Warren, Pennsylvania. It was installed at Central Lutheran in Yakima by installed over a nine week period beginning in June 1960 by Otto Schoenstein. The organ was installed in the rear gallery of the church. -Database Manager


Stoplist

Stoplist taken from the console in October, 1994; and subsequently verified and updated. Source: Source not recorded Date not recorded

Yakima, Washington
Central Lutheran Church

Austin Organs, Inc., Opus 652, 1916
Otto Schoenstein, 1960 - "Moving & Re-installation"


GREAT
   16    Violone                  61
   8     Principal Diapason       61
   8     Small Diapason           61
   8     Gross Flute              61
   8     Violoncello              61
   8     Gemshorn                 61
   4     Octave                   61
   4     Harmonic Flute           61
   8     Tuba                     61
         Chimes                  (21)   Mayland; A 22 - f 42.

   Great Unison Off
   Great 4    

SWELL (Expressive)
   16    Gedeckt                  61
   8     Open Diapason            61
   8     Rohr Flute               61   A Stopped Diapason.
   8     Viole d'Orchestre        61
   8     Viole Celeste      (tc)  49
   8     Echo Salicional          61
   8     Spitz Flute              61
   4     Flauto Traverso          61   Wooden; harmonic.
   4     Violina                  61
   8     Cornopean                61
   8     Oboe                     61
   8     Vox Humana               61   On its own elevated chest with its own Tremolo.
         Tremolo

   Swell to Swell 16
   Swell Unison Off
   Swell to Swell 4'

CHOIR (Expressive)
   8     Diapason                 61
   8     Concert Flute            61
   8     Unda Maris         (tc)  49   Open wood with the Concert Flute.
   8     Dulciana                 61
   4     Flute d'Amour            61
   2     Harmonic Piccolo         61
   8     Clarinet                 61
         Tremolo

   Choir to Choir 16
   Choir Unison Off
   Choir to Choir 4

PEDAL
   16    Contrabass               32
   16    Violone            (Gt)  --
   16    Bourdon                  32
   16    Gedeckt            (Sw)  --
   8     Octave                   12   Extension of the 16' Contrabass.
   8     Violone            (Gt)  --
   8     Flute                    12   Extension of the 16' Bourdon.
   8     Flauto Dolce       (Sw)  --

COUPLERS
   Swell to Pedal                8,4
   Great to Pedal                8,4
   Choir to Pedal                8,4

   Swell to Great             16,8,4
   Choir to Great             16,8,4

   Swell to Choir             16,8,4

FINGER PISTONS
   General                     1 - 8
   Swell                       1 - 8
   Great                       1 - 8
   Choir                       1 - 8
   Sforz.                      (rev)

TOE STUDS
   General                    1 - 13
   Pedal                       1 - 4
   Gt. to Ped.                 (rev)
   Sforzando                   (rev)

PEDAL MOVEMENTS  
   Swell Expression           (bal.)
   Great Expression           (bal.)
   Echo  Expression           (bal.)
   Crescendo                  (bal.)

ACTION: Austin Universal E-P windchests
VOICES: 30
STOPS:  37; inc. chimes
RANKS:  30
PIPES:  1,772

NOTES

The organ was originally built for Trinity memorial Church in Warren,
Pennsylvania. It was moved here to Central Lutheran Church in Yakima,
Washington in 1960 by Otto Schoenstein, and installed without tonal
or mechanical changes in that church's rear gallery over a nine week
period beginning in June.

The preceding stoplist was taken from the console after 1984 tonal
changes; as well as from the unaltered console junction and the wind-
chest stop pneumatics.  The organ had evidently been prepared for a
future Echo division which was never added in Warren, PA.

 [Received on line from James R. Stettner March 26, 2009.]

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