2012-12-07 - Chamber Grillework and Pipe Display (Photograph by Ray J. Vaughan/Database Manager)
2009-01-15 - Identified from factory documents and publications courtesy of Stephen Schnurr. -Database Manager
Source: Taken from Contract January 29th, 1965
M. P. Möller (Opus 10100, 1966ca.) St. John Vianney Seminary Miami, FL Great- 3-1/2" Pressure 1. 8' Principal- 61 Pipes 2. 8' Rohrflöte- 61 Pipes 3. 8' Gemshorn- 61 Notes (From #9) 4. 4' Octave- 61 Pipes 5. 4' Spitzflöte- 61 Pipes 6. II-IV Mixture- 208 Pipes 7. Tremulant Swell- 4" Pressure 8. 8' Gedeckt- 61 Pipes 9. 8' Gemshorn- 61 Pipes 10. 8' Gemshorn Celeste (TC)- 49 Pipes 11. 4' Principal- 61 Pipes 12. 2-2/3 Nasard- 61 Pipes 13. 2' Nachthorn- 61 Pipes 14. 8' Trompette- 61 Pipes 15. Tremulant Pedal- 3-1/2" & 4" 16. 16' Subbass- 44 Pipes 17. 16' Gedeckt- 32 Notes (From #8) 18. 8' Principal- 56 Pipes 19. 8' Bourdon- 32 Notes (From #16) 20. 8' Gedeckt- 32 Notes (From #8) 21. 4' Octave- 32 Notes (From #18) 22. 4' Gedeckt- 32 Notes (From #8) 23. 2' Octavin- 32 Notes (From #18) 24. 16' Bass Trumpet- 32 Notes (From #14) 25. 8' Trumpet- 32 Notes (From #14) The Seminary is at its expense to make preparations in the building for the organ from plans by M. P. Möller, Inc. The organ to be the distinctive work of the organ builder, not an assembled product.
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