2007-02-19 - Identified through online information from James R. Stettner. -- Replaced a rebuilt Möller, retaining some pipework. The pedestal of the main case housing the Great, Swell, and Pedal stands behind the seated choir, and then rises above and extends over the choir - with no tonal egress underneath for the choir to hear the organ overhead. Neither can the organist directly hear the balance between Great and Swell. The Positiv division is on the gallery rail in a very tall and wide case which obscures the sight-lines of the choir and impedes the distribution of choral music into the room. The choir has to view the service on two flat screen monitors mounted in he back of the Positiv case. And similarly, the organist has to monitor worship from four small flat screen monitors mounted in the console. The Inaugural Organ Concert was performed by Peter Planyavsky of Vienna, Austria on Sunday, May 7, 2000. -Database Manager
2007-02-27 - Updated through online information from James R. Stettner. -Database Manager
Stoplist copied from the factory specifications Source: Source not recorded Date not recorded
Portland, Oregon, USA First Presbyterian Church Jaeckel Organs, Opus 37, 2000 Great (II) 58 keys 1. Montre 16’ 2. Montre 8’ 3. Salicional 8’ 4. Flûte harmonique 8’ 5. Bourdon 8’ 6. Prestant 4’ 7. Flûte 4’ 8. Quinte 2 2/3’ 9, Doublette 2’ 10. Tierce 1 3/5’ 11. IV-VI Fourniture 1 1/3’ 12. V Cornet harmonique 8’ 13. Trompette 16’ 14. Trompette 8’ Positive (I) 58 keys 15. Principal 8’ 16. Flûte à fuseau 8’ 17. Prestant 4’ 18. Flûte douce 4’ 19. Nasard 2 2/3’ 20. Doublette 2’ 21. Tierce 1 3/5’ 22. IV-V Plein-jeu 1 1/3’ 23. Dulcian 16’ 24. Trompette 8’ 25. Cromorne 8’ Swell (III) 58 keys, expressive 26. Bourdon 16’ 27. Diapason 8’ 28. Viole de gambe 8’ 29. Voix céleste 8’ 30. Cor de nuit 8’ 31. Prestant 4’ 32. Flûte octaviante 4’ 33. Piccolo 2’ 34. II Cornet 2 2/3’ 35. IV Plein-jeu 2’ 36. Basson 16’ 37. Trompette harmonique 8’ 38. Basson-hautbois 8’ 39. Voix humaine 8’ 40. Clairon harmonique 4’ Pedal – 30 keys 41. Soubasse 32’ 42. Montre 16’ 43. Violon basse 16’ 44. Soubasse 16’ 45. Principal 8’ 46. Flûte conique 8’ 47. Flûte ouverte 4’ 48. IV Fourniture 2 2/3’ 49. Contrebombarde 32’ 50. Bombarde 16’ 51. Posaune 16’ 52. Trompette 8’ Mechanical (suspended) key action; electric stop action Tremblant, Clochettes, Rossignol, Wind Stabilizers off/on Detached, low-profile, terraced console 4 (Sharp Laboratories) flat screen monitors in console, and two on back of Positive case. 6 couplers; 3 reversibles [Received from Bill 2014-06-10.]
Specification from Pipe Organs of Oregon web site Source: Source not recorded Date not recorded
Portland, Oregon
First Presbyterian Church
Daniel Jaeckel, Inc. 2012 Opus 37 3 manuals, 49 stops, 69 ranks
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GREAT ORGAN SWELL ORGAN
16' Montre 58 16' Bourdon 58
8' Montre 58 8' Diapason 53 a
8' Salicional 58 8' Viole de gamba 58
8' Flûte harmonique 58 8' Voix céleste (AA) 49
8' Bourdon 58 8' Cor de nuit 58
4' Prestant 58 4' Prestant 58
4' Flûte 58 4' Flûte octaviante 58
2 2/3' Quinte 58 2' Piccolo 58
2' Doublette 58 2 2/3' Cornet II 92
1 3/5' Tierce (tc) 46 2' Plein-jeu IV 232
1 1/3' Fourniture IV-VI 312 16' Basson 58
8' Cornet harmonique V 195 8' Trompette harmonique 58
16' Trompette 58 8' Basson-hautbois 58
8' Trompette 58 8' Voix humaine 58
4' Clairon harmonique 58
POSITIVE ORGAN
8' Principal 58 PEDAL ORGAN
8' Flûte à fuseau 58 32' Soubasse 30
4' Prestant 58 16' Montre GT
4' Flûte douce 58 16' Violonbasse 30
2 2/3' Nasard 58 16' Soubasse 30
2' Doublette 58 8' Principal 30
1 3/5' Tierce 58 8' Flûte conique 30
1 1/3' Plein-jeu IV-V 271 4' Flûte ouverte 30
16' Dulcian 58 2 2/3' Fourniture IV 120
8' Trompette 58 32' Contrebombarde 30
8' Cromorne 58 16' Bombarde (ext 32') 12
16' Posaune 30
8' Trompette (ext 32') 12
a 1-5 from Viole de gambe
COUPLERS COMBINATIONS (32 levels)
Great to Pedal General 12
Positive to Pedal Great 6
Swell to Pedal Positive 6
Swell to Positive Swell 6
Swell to Great Pedal 6
Positive to Great General Cancel
REVERSIBLES ACCESSORIES
Great to Pedal Tremulant
Positive to Pedal Clochettes
Swell to Pedal Rossignol
Tutti Wind Stabilizers On/Off
Balanced Swell Pedal (mechanical)
Mechanical key action Sequencer
Electric stop action Store/retrieve function
[Received from Steven E. Lawson 2015-10-05]
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