2004 - Photograph taken by Bob Sogge, a member of Church of the Resurrection in 2004 when this organ was installed and dedicated. (Photograph by Bob Sogge, submitted by Jonathan Weldon/Jonathan Weldon)
2005-06-30 - Tuned using a mild unequal temperament - Kellner's "Bach." Wind system with wedge bellows and electric blower -Database Manager
2014-08-21 - This project was completed in Spring 1981 and was developed by the Builder in coordination with ideas from David Boe, Dean, and Dr. William Porter, Professor of Organ and Harpsichord, Oberlin Conservatory of Music. -Database Manager
2016-03-17 - Updated through online information from David Poile. <br>The second and third entries (from 2014-08-21) are entirely erroneous for this instrument and should be deleted. Those two entries are actually ones for the Brombaugh organ at Fairfield Chapel of Oberlin College (OHS Database ID 8003). This organ did not exist in any form in 1981. Its contract was signed on April 19, 1999 and the organ was dedicated on November 14, 2004 (see https://resurrectioneugene.org/music/about-the-brombaugh-organ/). -Database Manager
2023-10-02 - https://resurrectioneugene.org/worship/music/ -Jonathan Weldon
2023-10-10 - About the Brombaugh Opus 39A at Episcopal Church of the Resurrection, Eugene: https://resurrectioneugene.org/worship/music/about-the-brombaugh-organ/ -Jonathan Weldon
2023-10-10 - See also Opus38B at Florence Henry Memorial Chapel, ORGAN ID 25905 https://pipeorgandatabase.org/organ/25905 -Jonathan Weldon
From builder's old website, via Central Lutheran Church, Eugene, Oregon web site Source: Source not recorded Date not recorded
Eugene, Oregon
Resurrection Episcopal Church
John Brombaugh & Associates Opus 38A 2005 3 manuals, 14 stops, 16 ranks
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GREAT (Manual I, 56 notes, C-g”’)
8' Praestant +* (in façade from F upwards)
8' Holpipe +
4' Octave
2 2/3' Quinte
2' Octave
III-IV Mixture
8' Trumpet *
BRUSTWERK (Manual II, 56 notes, C-g”’)
8' Gedackt
4' Flute douce
2' Flute @
Cornet @ (discant, c’-d”’)
PEDAL (30 notes, C-f’)
16' Subbass (wood) +
8' Praestant *
8' Trumpet *
COUPLERS
Great-Pedal
Brustwerk-Great
* manual stops transmit to pedal
+ bass pipes common with other stops
@ registers on same stopknob, i.e. one plays when halfdrawn, the other
when fully drawn
WINDING
wind supply: flexible, yielding, yet stable
electric blower feeds one single fold wedge bellows with air traveling
through 8″ x12″ ducts approx. 22 ft. to two wind chests in instrument
pressure: 70 mm (water gauge)
MISCELLANEOUS
tremulant: Schnitger form, affecting entire organ, adjustable
tuning: Kellner/Bach
pitch: A 440
pedalboard: flat with flat pedals
stop action: mechanical (uses phosphor bronze or stainless steel pins
with teflon bearings to cut friction and reduce instrument noise)
key action: mechanical, suspended (uses brass pins in hickory bearings
resting on steel bearing balls)
[Received from Steven E. Lawson August 20, 2014]
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