Note: Not extant. Not playable. (in this location)
2005-06-24 - Identified through on-line information from James R. Stettner. -- -Database Manager
2007-05-12 - Updated through on-line information from James R. Stettner. -- Moved in 1969 by Wicks Rep. Charles W. Allen to the [old] First Methodist Church in Marysville, Washington, which later became Evergreen Unitarian Universalist Fellowship. -Database Manager
Stoplist copied from the console June 14, 1994 Source: Source not recorded Date not recorded
Arlington, Washington
Residence: Jence F. Thompson
Wicks, Opus 3749, 1957 - "Original Specifications"
GREAT (Expressive) COUPLERS
8 Principal 68 Swell to Pedal 8,4
8 Doppel Gedeckt (Sw) -- Great to Pedal 8,4
8 Dolcan (GG) 54
8 Quintadena (Sw) -- Swell to Great 16,8,4
4 Octave 12
4 Dolcet 12
2-2/3 Dolce Twelfth 7
2 Dolcetina 5 FINGER PISTONS
1-3/5 Dolce Tierce (57 n) -- Masters 1 – 3
Tremolo Swell 0,1 – 3
Great 0,1 – 3
Great to Great 16 Pedal 0,1 – 3
Great Unison Silent 0
Great to Great 4
TOE STUDS
SWELL (Expressive) Masters 1 – 3
16 Rohr Gedeckt 12 Pedal 1 – 3
8 Doppel Gedeckt 61 Gr. to Ped. (rev)
8 Salicional 68 Sforzando (rev)
8 Voix Celeste (GG) 61
4 Flute 12
4 Salicet 12
2-2/3 Nazard 7 SWITCHES
2 Flageolet 5 Pedal Combons [Sw] On/Off
8 Orchestral Oboe (Syn) -- Pedal Combons [Gt] On/Off
8 Trumpet 68
Tremolo
Chimes (prep) --
PEDAL MOVEMENTS
Swell to Swell 16 Swell Expression (bal.)
Swell Unison Silent Great Expression (bal.)
Swell to Swell 4 Crescendo (bal.)
PEDAL (Expressive)
32 Resultant --
16 Bourdon (Sw) -- ACTION: Direct-Electric ™
8 Octave (Gt) --
8 Flute (Sw) -- VOICES: 6 STOPS: 25
4 Flute (Sw) --
8 Trompette (Sw) -- RANKS: 6 PIPES: 464
NOTES
All of the 8' and 4' stops play for 68 notes except those which have a short bass octave. The
Great 1-3/5' Dolce Tierce plays for 57 notes before its top four notes break back one octave in
pitch. The Great 8' Quintadena is a synthetic stop derived from the 8' Doppel Gedeckt at 8'
and 2-2/3' pitches. The Swell 8' Orchestral Oboe is also a synthetic stop derived from the 8'
Salicional and the Doppel Gedeckt at 2-2/3' pitch.
In 1969, it was moved by Wicks representative Charles W. Allen of Seattle, WA to First Methodist
Church in Marysville, which was later sold to Evergreen Unitarian Universalist Fellowship when
[now] First United Methodist built a new facility and installed a new Wicks.
Sources: Wicks opus list; Charles W. Allen; JRS; extant organ in Marysville
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