1976 - Organ in room wide (Photograph by Fisk, submitted by John Roper/John Roper)
Unknown - Organ case, facade, and keydesk (Photograph by Len Levasseur 2012, for the OHS 2013 Calendar/Database Manager)
OHS convention: 2013
2004-10-30 - 65mm wind pressure -Database Manager
2009-01-28 - Updated through on-line information from Thomas Strickland. -- This organ was still in the described location and condition and specification two weeks ago. -Database Manager
2016-06-23 - Updated through online information from Andrea Aquino. -Database Manager
Typed stoplist from the OHS PC Database. Source: Source not recorded Date not recorded
University of Vermont, Burlington, VT 1975 Fisk (Stoplist: Bruce Corneley 1998) GREAT: Double Open Diapason 16 Double Stopped Diapason 16 Principal 8 Bourdon 8 Octave 4 Chimney Flute 4 Double Tierce 3-1/5 Doublet 2 Cornet I & III Grosse Fourniture VI & VIII Trumpet 8 Voix Humaine 8 Clarion 4 POSITIVE: Bourdon 8 Prestant 4 Doublet 2 Quarte de Nasard 2 Larigot 1-1/3 Sesquialtera I & II Fourniture IV Cromorne 8 RECIT: Cornet V PEDAL: Prestant 16 Flute 8 Flute 4 Night Horn 4 Bassoon 16 Trumpet 8 ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ As I recall, the Double Open Diapason 16 on the Great also plays in the pedal as a Prestant 16, or else the basses are common. The Great with Double Open Diapason and Double Stopped Diapason at 16, then Principal and Bourdon 8, a Double Tierce and a Grosse Fourniture, and a Doublet 2 tossed in. All topped off with a Trumpet and Voix Humaine 8! The Positive (with an E on the end) has French nomenclature, a Prestant 4, Quarte de Nasard and Larigot, another "Doublet", and a Cromorne; but wait..... a Sesquialtera! RECIT is a short compass Cornet that didn't get a knob! Just plays all the time. But when you think about it, not much point in turning on and off the only stop that plays on that keyboard. There is a General Tremulant (Tremblant Doux) for the entire organ, although I don't remember which language made it to the knob! PEDAL (without an E) has a Prestant with two Flutes, and to complete the French theme a Night Horn, Bassoon and a Trumpet! The organ is tuned to Kirnberger III and the room is glorious. It has a very interesting suspended Positive, cantilevered over the console.
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