2005-04-06 - Identified through information in Volume VII p. 138 of the Pilcher factory ledger and a list of Pilcher organs typed by William E. Pilcher of Louisville. See the document referenced below. -Database Manager
Typed stoplist and notes from Jim Cook Source: Source not recorded Date not recorded
Tuskegee, Alabama Methodist Episcopal South / Tuskegee United Methodist Church Organ by Henry Pilcher's Sons, 1928 STOPLIST Rocker tablets above swell manual -- listed in console order (Swell) BOURDON 16' STOPPED DIAPASON 8' VIOLIN DIAPASON 8' VIOL D'ORCHEST 8' ECHO SAL'C'ONAL 8' DOLCE FLUTE 8' NAZARD 2 2/3' FLAUTINA 2' OBOE 8' TREMOLO SWELL TO SWELL 16' SWELL TO SWELL 4' SWELL UNISON OFF (Pedal) BOURDON 16' LIEBLICH GEDECKT 16' DOLCE FLUTE 8' GEDEKCT 8' GREAT TO PEDAL 8' SWELL TO PEDAL 8' (Great) DULCIANA (TEN. C) 16' OPEN DIAPASON 8' DULCIANA 8' MELODIA 8' OCTAVE DIAPASON 4' HOHL FLUTE 4' CATHEDRAL CHIMES SWELL TO GREAT 8' SWELL TO GREAT 16' SWELL TO GREAT 4' GREAT TO GREAT 16' GREAT TO GREAT 4' Original EP Unit chests. Swell Dolce Flute, marked 8', is actually a 4' extension of the Lieblich/Stopped Diapason unit, which also provides the Nazard and Flautina on the Swell and the Lieblich Gedeckt and Gedeckt in the Pedal. The 8' Dolce Flute in the Pedal is an extension of the 16' Bourdon. Three pistons for each manual (and pedal), on key slips. One reversible toe stud (Great to Pedal) to left of Swell pedal. Indicator lights (on the right) for wind and crescendo pedal. First 34 pipes of 8' Open Diapason in facade; remainder facade pipes are dummies.
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