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Holtkamp Organ Co. (2002)

The Juilliard School: Paul Hall
60 Lincoln Center Plaza
New York City: Manhattan, NY

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2003-09-09 - Auditorium, exposed pipes and console (Photograph by Steven E. Lawson/Database Manager)

2003-09-09 - Console, stage and exposed pipes (Photograph via Steven E. Lawson/Database Manager)

2003-09-09 - Console (Photograph by Steven E. Lawson/Database Manager)

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2010-10-29 - Identified through online information from Steven E. Lawson. -Database Manager

2010-12-04 - Updated through online information from Connor Annable. -Database Manager

2019-12-03 - From the NYC AGO NYC Organ Project: Paul Hall, a 277-seat recital venue in the Juilliard building, is named for Col. C. Michael Paul, a Wall Street financier and philanthropist (and an amateur violinist and conductor) who gave $1 million so that Juilliard students would have a glamorous place to demonstrate their talents. Designed by Pietro Belluschi, the cherry-paneled hall is wider in relation to its length, and had red leather seats on a raked floor. Heinrich Keilholz was responsible for the acoustic design for both Paul Hall and nearby Alice Tully Hall. Paul Hall was dedicated on November 30, 1970. The organ in Paul Hall was originally built in 1969 by the Holtkamp Organ Company, to specifications drawn up by Vernon de Tar (1905-1999), Chair of the Organ Department, in collaboration with Walter "Chick" Holtkamp, Jr. In 2002, the organ was enlarged by Holtkamp, who added an enclosed Solo division and a new three-manual drawknob console, as designed by John Weaver, chair, and Gerre Hancock, faculty, of the Organ Department. Following is the 2002 specification. -Database Manager


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From NYCAGO website Source: Source not recorded Date not recorded

New York City, New York
The Juilliard School - Paul Recital Hall

Holtkamp Organ Company   Job 1840   1968; enlarged by Holtkamp 2002

Great:
16' Bourdon
8' Principal
8' Harmonic Flute
8' Gedackt
4' Octave
4' Spitzflute
2' Superoctave
IV Mixture
8' Trumpet
Tremolo
Great Unison Off

Positive:
16' Quintadena (unit, orig. Gt.)
8' Montre
8' Copula
8' Quintadena
4' Gemshorn
4' Rohrflute
2 2/3' Nazard
2' Doublette
1 3/5' Tierce
III Scharf
8' Cromorne
Tremolo
Positive 16'
Positive Unison Off

Swell:
8' Geigen Principal
8' Gamba
8' Voix Celeste (TF)
8' Bourdon
4' Principal
4' Traverse Flute
2' Spillflute
1 1/3' Larigot
III Fourniture
16' Dulzian
8' Trompette
8' Fagott
4' Clarion
Tremolo
Swell 16'
Swell Unison Off
Swell 4'

Solo:
8' Concert Flute
8' Viola Pomposa
8' Viola Celeste (TC)
4' Nachthorn
8' Cornopean
8' Clarinet
8' Vox Humana
Tremolo
Solo 16'
Solo Unison Off
Solo 4'

Pedal:
32' Untersatz (ext., 1-12 digital)
16' Principal
16' Subbass
16' Bourdon (Gt.)
16' Quintaten (Pos.)
8' Octave
8' Gedackt
4' Choralbass
III Mixture
16' Posaune
8' Trumpet
4' Schalmey

 [Received from Connor Annable 2011-09-20.]

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