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Steiner-Reck Organ Co. Opus 75 (1985)

Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary: Caldwell Chapel
1044 Alta Vista Road
Louisville, KY

OHS convention: 1993


Images


2023-06-02 - Donor plaque (Photograph by Owen Sammons/Owen Sammons)

2023-06-02 - Mouths of Pedal 16' Principal (Photograph by Owen Sammons/Owen Sammons)

2023-06-02 - Builder's nameplate (Photograph by Owen Sammons/Owen Sammons)

2023-06-02 - Right stop jamb (Photograph by Owen Sammons/Owen Sammons)

2023-06-02 - Left stop jamb (Photograph by Owen Sammons/Owen Sammons)

2023-06-02 - Console from the left (Photograph by Owen Sammons/Owen Sammons)

2023-06-02 - Console from the right (Photograph by Owen Sammons/Owen Sammons)

2023-06-02 - Case and console (Photograph by Owen Sammons/Owen Sammons)

Unknown - Organ in rear balcony (Photograph from an archival source: Church website, submitted by Paul R. Marchesano/Paul R. Marchesano)

2024-06-25 - Building entrance (C. Kenneth Stein, photographybystein.com/C. Kenneth Stein)

2024-06-25 - Chapel exterior (C. Kenneth Stein, photographybystein.com/C. Kenneth Stein)

2024-06-25 - Chapel nave (C. Kenneth Stein, photographybystein.com/C. Kenneth Stein)

2024-06-25 - Fisheye view of nave and organ case (C. Kenneth Stein, photographybystein.com/C. Kenneth Stein)

2024-06-25 - Fisheye view of case and console (C. Kenneth Stein, photographybystein.com/C. Kenneth Stein)

2024-06-25 - Fisheye view of pedal case, main case, console, ruckpositiv (C. Kenneth Stein, photographybystein.com/C. Kenneth Stein)

2024-06-25 - Case (C. Kenneth Stein, photographybystein.com/C. Kenneth Stein)

Consoles

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Notes

2004-10-30 - Status Note: There 1993. -Database Manager

2022-01-13 - In 1961, during construction of Caldwell Chapel, designed by Fred Louis of the architectural firm of Louis & Henry, a fire· put plans for a pipe organ on hold. The generous gift of Roger Wood Puckett in 1984 made the organ possible, and it was named in honor of the donor. The instrument was dedicated with a recital by Larry Smith on 17 November 1985; Melvin Dickinson, consultant to the Seminary for the organ project, gave an all-Bach recital on 1 December 1985. The keydesk is detached. The Viola di Gamba 8' is tapered; the Traversfloete 4' is harmonic. In the Pedal division, the Octavebass 8' is common in part with the Great Principal 8'; the Flutebass 8' is common in pari with the Subbass 16'; and the Trumpet 8' is common in part with the Posaune 16'. -- from *1993 OHS Handbook* -Paul R. Marchesano


Stoplist

Stoplist from OSIRIS Archive Source: Source not recorded Date not recorded

Louisville, Kentucky
Presbyterian Theological Seminary

Steiner-Reck Organ Co.   Opus 75   1985         3 manuals, 30 stops, 47 ranks
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        GREAT ORGAN                                SWELL ORGAN
    16' Gedeckt             58                  8' Spitzgedackt        58
     8' Principal           58                  8' Viola di Gamba      58
     8' Chimney Flute       58                  8' Viola Celeste (TC)  46
     4' Oktave              58                  4' Traversfloete       58
     4' Spire Flute         58                  2' Blockfloete         58
     4' Portunal Flute      58                  1' Mixture IV-V         ?
 1 1/3' Mixture IV-VI        ?                 16' Fagotto             58
 2 2/3' Sesquialtera II    116                  8' Hautbois            58
     8' Trumpet             58                     Tremulant

        RÜCKPOSITIV                                PEDAL ORGAN
     8' Gedacktpommer       58                 16' Principal           32
     4' Principal           58                 16' Subbass             32
     4' Spindelfloete       58                  8' Octavebass           ? a
     2' Octave              58                  8' Flutebass            ? b
 1 1/3' Quinte              58                  4' Choralbass          32
   2/3' Mixture III-IV       ?                  2' Mixture V          160
     8' Crommorne           58                 16' Posaune             32
        Tremulant                               8' Trumpet              ? c
                                                4' Rohrschalmei        32
        COUPLERS
        Great to Pedal    (mechanical)          a  common, in part, with
        Swell to Pedal    (mechanical)               GT Principal
        Positiv to Pedal  (mechanical)          b  common, in part, with
        Swell to Great    (electric)                 Subbass
        Positiv to Great  (electric)            c  common, in part, with
        Swell to Positiv  (electric)                 Posaune


[Received from Steven E. Lawson  2015-08-30]


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