Better Pipe Organ Database

Noack Opus 87 (1978)

Ardmore United Methodist Church
630 S Hawthorne Road
Winston-Salem, NC

OHS convention: 2001

Images

Unknown - Organ case (Photograph by Sounds of the Summer Pipe Organ Series, submitted by Jeff Scofield/Jeff Scofield)

Unknown - Organ under construction, 1978. (Newspaper archives, courtesy of Stephan M. Reavis/Database Manager)

Unknown - Case during installation, 1978. (Photograph in Church Archives, courtesy of Stephan M. Reavis/Database Manager)

Unknown - Chancel, organ case, facade pipes, 1978. (Photograph in Church Archives, courtesy of Stephan M. Reavis/Database Manager)

2001-06-24 - Church exterior (Photograph by Jim Cook/Database Manager)

2001-06-24 - Organ case -- façade (Photograph by Jim Cook/Database Manager)

2001-06-24 - Façade detail (Photograph by Jim Cook/Database Manager)

2001-06-24 - Chancel and organ (Photograph by Jim Cook/Database Manager)

2024-07-03 - Console (Colton Barber/Colton Barber)

Consoles

Main

2 manuals
24 stops
Key action Type: Mechanical (Details Unknown)
Stop action Type: Mechanical

Notes

2004-10-30 - Status Note: There 1996. -Database Manager

Stoplist

Provided by Dreama Lovitt, music director, Ardmore UMC Source: Source not recorded Date not recorded

Winston-Salem, North Carolina
Ardmore United Methodist Church

Noack   Opus 870   1978

Great: 
1. Bourdon 16'
2. Principal 8'
3. Chimney Flute 8'
4. Octave 4'
5. Recorder 4'
6. Sesquialtera II (2 2/3)
7. Doublet 2' (Octave)
8. Mixture IV-VI
9. Trumpet 8'
Swell:
10. Dulciana 8'
11. Stopt Diapason 8'
12. Principal 4'
13. Spire Flute 4'
14. Nazard 2 2/3
15. Octave 2' (Doublet)
16. Tierce 1 3/5
17. Sharp III
18. Cremona 8'
Pedal:
19. Bourdon 16' (Stopt Bass)
20. Open Bass 8'
21. Choral Bass 4'
22. Trombone 16'
23. Trumpet 8'
24. Trumpet 4' (Clarion)
Tremolo

[Editor:]
General pistons affect only stops, not couplers or the tremolo.
Balanced mechanical key-action
Dual registration mechanical stop-action 

Zimbelstern added by J. Allen Farmer, Inc. John Farmer worked for Fritz Noack before opening his own shop in Winston-Salem, NC.
 

 [Received from Stephan M. Reavis 2013-02-27.]