Note: Not extant. Not playable. (in this location)
2007-03-07 - Identified through information received from Stan Scheer, Casavant Frères. The figure recorded under "Registers" in the list above refers to the total number of speaking stops, including including duplexed and extended stops but excluding couplers, tremulants and controls. "Stops" refers to the number of independent or straight stops excluding duplexed and extended stops as well as couplers and controls. There are 6 couplers on this organ. -Database Manager
2014-04-15 - Updated through online information from David Bohn. -- Rebuilt by Schaefer, opus 191, 1950, reusing most of the Casavant pipework. -Database Manager
2014-09-15 - Updated through online information from John Igoe. -- Pipework re-used in Rench organ in St. Patrick, Whitewater, Wisconsin. -Database Manager
2019-04-18 - Updated by René Le Grand, listing this web site as a source of information: https://www.thediapason.com/new-organs-21. <br> <br>T. R. Rench and Co., Racine, Wisconsin, has installed, in 2003, a 3-manual organ at St. Patrick. Most of the pipework is from the Casavant/Schaeffer organ formerly in St. Thomas Aquinas. The amalgamated organ is now a 44 stops by 47 ranks. -Database Manager
Stoplist from the Schaefer Company Records Source: Source not recorded Date not recorded
Saint Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church Milwaukee, Wisconsin Casavant (South Haven) opus 23 Great 8' Open Diapason (61 pipes) 8' Melodia (61 pipes) 8' Dulciana (61 pipes) Great 8' Stopped Diapason (61 pipes) 8' Viole de Gambe (61 pipes) 4' Flute Harmonic (61 pipes) Pedal 16' Bourdon (30 pipes) 8' Flute (12 pipes, extension) 6 additional "registers" [Received from David Bohn 2016-05-15.]
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