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Rieger-Kloss (2001)

St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church: Sanctuary
Rochester, MN

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2019-01-19 - Console (Photograph by Ryan Hulshizer/Database Manager)

2019-01-19 - Pipe Facade and Console (Photograph by Ryan Hulshizer/Database Manager)

2019-01-19 - Chancel with Pipework and Console Visible (Photograph by Ryan Hulshizer/Database Manager)

2019-01-19 - Closeup of Pipe Facade (Photograph by Ryan Hulshizer/Database Manager)

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2009-03-15 - Identified through on-line information from Richard C Greene. -- The 1930s Wicks organ was rebuilt and is playable from the Rieger console. A separate portativ organ was also built by Rieger-Kloss. It is a four-rank mechanical action organ. -Database Manager


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Stoplist from the church. Source: Source not recorded Date not recorded

Rochester, Minnesota
St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church

Rieger-Kloss (2001)

GREAT ORGAN (expressive)
16 Violonbass (Pd)
8 Principal
8 Holtzgedackt
8 Flute harmonique
4 Octave
4 Rohrflote
2-2/3 Quinte
2 Blockflote
2 Plein Jeux V
8 Trompette harmonique
8 Corno di Bassetto
8 Cornet des f IV-V
Great Tremulant
MIDI A
MIDI B

SWELL ORGAN (expressive)
8 English Diapason
8 Bourdon harmonique
8 Voix celestes III
4 Flute octaviante
2-2/3 Sesquialtera III
2 Principal
1-3/5 Tierce
1-1/3 Larigot
2 Petite Fourniture IV
16 Basson
8 Hautbois
8 Voix humaine (Electronic)
Harp (Electronic)
8 Trompette-en-chamade (Solo)
Swell Tremulant
MIDI A
MIDI B

GRAND CHOIR REONANCE
16 Grand Montre
8 Montre
8 Flute majeur
8 Violoncelle
4 Choral
2-2/3 Grand Fourniture IV
4 Grand Descant Fourniture IV-VIII
8 Trompette
MIDI A
MIDI B

SOLO CLAVIER DES BOMBARDES
8 Cornet des f V
16 Trombe Majeur (Pd)
8 Trompette-en-chamade
4 Clairon-en-chamade
2 Clairon Doublette-Bas
32 Grand-Clairon-Desus
Cymbelstern
Manual I/IV Transfer
MIDI A
MIDI B

PEDAL ORGAN
32 Contreviolon (Electronic)
32 Untersatz (Electronic)
16 Flute Ouverte (Electronic)
16 Violonprestant (in façade)
16 Subbass
16 Erzahler
10-2/3 Grand Nasard (Subbass)
8 Montre (in façade)
8 Hohlflote
8 Violoncelle
8 Flute conique
4 Basse de choral
4 Cantus Flute
2 Descant Flute
2-2/3 Fourniture IV
64 Fagotto Profunda (AAA) (Electronic)
32 Contrebombarde (Electronic)
16 Bombarde
8 Trompette
4 Clairon
4 Chalumeau
Pedal Tremulant
8 Trompette-en-chamade (Solo)
4 Clairon-en-chamade (Solo)
2 Clairino-en-chamade (Solo)
MIDI A
MIDI B

ANTIPHONAL WICKS GREAT 
(expressive with Wicks Choir and Rieger Great)
8 Open Diapason
8 Concert Flute (Ch)
8 Gemshorn (Ch)
4 Octave
4 Flute (Ch)
2-2/3 Twelfth
2 Fifteenth

ANTIPHONAL WICKS SWELL 
(expressive with Rieger Swell)
16 Lieblichgedackt
8 Diapason
8 Stopped Flute
8 Salicional
8 Celeste
4 Octave Diapason
4 Flute Traverso
4 Violins II
2-2/3 Flute Twelfth
16 Contre Oboe
8 Trumpet
8 Oboe
4 Clarion
Swell Tremolo

ANTIPHONAL WICKS CHOIR
 (expressive with Rieger Great)
8 Concert Flute
8 Gemshorn
8 Dulciana
8 Unda Maris
4 Flute
4 Dulcets II
2-2/3 Dulcet Twelfth
2 Dulcet Fifteenth
Choir Tremolo

ANTIPHONAL WICKS PEDAL 
(expressive with Choir and Swell)
16 Open Diapason
16 Bourdon
16 Lieblichgedackt (Sw)
8 Octave
8 Bass Flute (Ch)
8 Stopped Flute (Sw)
5-1/3 Quintflute (Sw)
4 Superoctave
8 Trumpet (Sw)
4 Clarion (Sw)

RIEGER-KLOSS 
MOVABLE CHAPEL POSITIV
(Mechanical Action)
8 Gedackt
4 Rohrflote
2 Principal
1-1/3 Quinte

The 1930s Wicks organ was rebuilt and is playable from the Rieger console.

The tonal design of the organ is somewhat unusual in that it contains a 
keyboard division called GRAND CHOIR RESONANCE. This division is an extension 
of the pedal division voices. Most organs have a pedal key compass of 32 notes 
and manuals of 61 notes. At Saint John, the piperanks of the Pedal division 
were extended upward by 29 notes making hefty large-scaled voices found in the 
organ's bass division. The result of taking advantage of this historic 18th 
Century French practice--is being able to have what can truly be termed a 
monumental "cap" over the instrument's already grandensemble!

A separate portativ organ was also built by Rieger-Kloss. It is a four-rank 
mechanical action organ.

[Received on line from Richard C Greene March 16, 2009.]

 [Received on line from Richard C Greene March 16, 2009.]

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