2008-07-28 - Identified through information submitted by Jack Bethards, Schoenstein & Co. -Database Manager
Stoplist from an article in THE DIAPASON, October 2002 Source: Source not recorded Date not recorded
Greensboro, North Carolina Grace United Methodist Church Schoenstein Organ Opus 132, installed 1998 Two manuals, 19 ranks GREAT 16 Double Bass -- Pedal 8 Open Diapason 61 façade 8 Harmonic Flute 29 common bass with Pedal Cello 8 Stopped Diapason -- Swell 8 Corno Dolce -- Swell 8 Flute Celeste -- Swell 4 Principal 61 2 Fifteenth 61 8 Tuba Minor -- Swell SWELL 16 Bourdon 12 wood 8 Salicional 61 8 Stopped Diapason 61 wood 8 Gamba 61 double expression 8 Gamba Celeste 56 double expression, from low G 8 Corno Dolce 61 8 Flute Celeste 49 from Tenor C 4 Salicet 12 4 Chimney Flute 61 2 2/3 Nazard 7 ext from Chimney Flute 2 Fifteenth 12 ext from Salicet 2 Mixture IV 244 double expression 16 Bass Tuba 12 double expression 8 Tuba Minor 61 double expression 8 Flugel Horn 61 8 Vox Humana 61 double expression, retained from previous organ Tremulant PEDAL 16 Open Diapason 12 open wood, ext from Great Diapason 16 Double Bass 12 ext from Cello 16 Bourdon -- Swell 8 Cello 32 8 Salicional -- Swell 8 Stopped Diapason -- Swell 4 Super Octave -- Great Open Diapason 4 Flute -- Great Harmonic Flute 16 Bass Tuba -- Swell 8 Tuba Minor -- Swell 4 Flugel Horn -- Swell NOTES: 1) The Corno Dolce is a moderate scale open flute with a 1/4 taper. 2) The Tuba Minor is a powerful trumpet-type reed under double expression. With the interior shutters closed, it can function as an oboe; with interior shutters at half open, it is the chorus trumpet; and with the shutters fully open it becomes a powerful solo reed suitable for fanfares. 3) The Salicional is a small scale Diapason rather than a string tone. 4} The Great Harmonic Flute uses a special scaling that becomes narrow enough to be considered a string in the open bass portion of the register, thus the Pedal extension is considered a Cello rather then open flute. 5) The swell box is behind the Great organ. [Received on line from Stephen Hall April 12, 2009.]
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