Capital University (Trinity Lutheran Seminary): Div. Chapel (Original Chapel)
Columbus, OH
Note: Not playable. (in this location)
Images
2021-11-19 - Note from the 50's/60's (Photograph by Richie Wayne Lawrence Gregory/Richie Wayne Lawrence Gregory)
2021-11-19 - Deagan tower chimes keyboard (Photograph by Richie Wayne Lawrence Gregory/Richie Wayne Lawrence Gregory)
2021-11-19 - Builder's nameplate and power indicator light (Photograph by Richie Wayne Lawrence Gregory/Richie Wayne Lawrence Gregory)
2021-11-19 - Console: Pedal stops (Photograph by Richie Wayne Lawrence Gregory/Richie Wayne Lawrence Gregory)
2021-11-19 - Console: Swell stops (Photograph by Richie Wayne Lawrence Gregory/Richie Wayne Lawrence Gregory)
2021-11-19 - Console: Great stops (Photograph by Richie Wayne Lawrence Gregory/Richie Wayne Lawrence Gregory)
2021-11-19 - Console (Photograph by Richie Wayne Lawrence Gregory/Richie Wayne Lawrence Gregory)
2021-11-19 - Organ chamber case/grille from below (back of room) (Photograph by Richie Wayne Lawrence Gregory/Richie Wayne Lawrence Gregory)
2021-11-19 - Chapel interior from the front, showing organ chamber grille at the rear (Photograph by Richie Wayne Lawrence Gregory/Richie Wayne Lawrence Gregory)
2021-11-19 - Chapel interior from the rear (Photograph by Richie Wayne Lawrence Gregory/Richie Wayne Lawrence Gregory)
Consoles
Main
Notes
2007-10-31 - Identified from factory documents and publications courtesy of Stephen Schnurr. -Database Manager
2021-11-21 - Never installed at Capital University, Has Always been at the Chapel across the street (Trinity Lutheran Seminary) -Richie Wayne Lawrence Gregory
2021-11-24 - This entry has been the source of some confusion. The entry for this instrument on the Moller opus list gives the location as Capital University, Div Chapel. But the organ has always been in the Chapel of the seminary across the street. A review of the history of the school and seminary on the school website 'History' page reveals, *"From 1850 to 1959, the Evangelical Lutheran Theological Seminary was part of Capital University."* -Jim Stettner
Stoplist
Source: Taken from detailed console photos November 19, 2021
Bexley, Ohio
Trinity Lutheran Seminary
M. P. Möller, Opus 4596, 1926
GREAT (Expressive)
8' Open Diapason 61
8' Stopped Diapason (Sw) --
8' Salicional (Sw) --
8' Dulciana 73
4' Octave (Sw V.D.) --
4' Rohr Flute (Sw) --
Great 16'
Great 4'
SWELL (Expressive)
16' Bourdon 12 *
8' Violin Diapason 73
8' Stopped Diapason 61 *
8' Salicional 73
8' Vox Celeste (tc) 61
8' Dulciana (Gt) --
4' Rohr Flute 12 *
2 2/3' Flute Twelfth 7 *
2' Piccolo 5 *
8' Oboe 73
4' Orchestral Oboe (Syn?) ?? [not original]
Tremulant
Swell 16'
Swell Unison Separation
Swell 4'
PEDAL (Expressive)
16' Bourdon 32 #
16' Lieblich Gedeckt (Sw) -- *
8' Flute 12 #
INTER-DIVISIONAL COUPLERS
Swell to Pedal [8]
Great to Pedal [8]
Swell to Great 16,[8],4
FINGER PISTONS
Swell & Pedal 1 - 3
Great & Pedal 1 - 3
TOE STUDS
Gr. to Ped. Reversible (rev)
PEDAL MOVEMENTS
Expression (bal.)
Crescendo (bal.)
NOTES
Deagan 25 note Tower Chimes original to building ca. 1926
controllable from Deagan keyboard to the right of the con-
sole mounted on an iron pole.
Pipe counts unconfirmed. Based upon other documented ex-
amples of the builder's work from this period.
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