2008-12-13 - Identified through information in an on-line essay by Dr. Wesley Selby on the Albuquerque AGO web site: -- A new organ in a new building, after a fire destroyed the earlier church building in 1968. Pipes from an earlier Wicks organ survived and were used in this instrument. Some minor tonal changes involving reeds and completion of initially prepared-for stops were completed during the 1970s. -Database Manager
An asterisk (*) indicates a rank retained from the previous instrument. [Received from Ron Yeater 2012-03-15. Re-submitted by James R. Stettner 2024-02-19.] Source: Stoplist from Wicks publicity material
Great Principal 8, Gedeckt 8, Prestant 4, Koppelflote 4, Octave 2, Mixture III, Spanish Trumpet (en chamade) 8
Swell Stopped Flute (*) 8 (Retained from previous instrument), Gamba (*) 8 (Retained from previous instrument), Voix Celeste (*) 8 (Retained from previous instrument), Principal (*) 4 (Retained from previous instrument), Blockflote 2, Mixture (*) IV (Retained from previous instrument.), Concert Flute (*) 4 (Retained from previous instrument), Sifflote 1, Trompette (*) 8 (Retained from previous instrument.), Rohr Schalmei 8, Clarion 4, Tremolo
Ruckpositiv Holzpommer 8, Spillpfeife 4, Klein Principal 2, Quint 2-2/3, Terz 1-3/5, Cymbel II, Spanish Trumpet 8
Pedal Principal (*) 16, Bourdon (*) 16, Principl Bass 8, Choralbass 4, Waldflote 8, Hohlflote 4, Copula 2, Mixture IV, Trompette [new] 16, Rohr Schalmei 4, Trompette 8
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