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Werner Bosch Opus 836-A (2010)

St. John's Lutheran Church: Sanctuary
4500 Buena Vista Rd.
Bakersfield, CA

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2010-10-15 - Facade (Photograph by Paul Tepker/Database Manager)

2010-10-15 - Keydesk (Photograph by Paul Tepker/Database Manager)

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Main


Notes

2011-01-18 - Identified through on-line information from Patrick Ogilvie. -- Housed in a natural color German oak case, maintaining the traditional configuration of a central T-form. The main case houses the Hauptwerk, with the Schwellwerk above and behind it. Two pedal towers stand at either side, and the Riickpositiv is on the main floor behind the console, in the midst of the choir seating, where it is in an excellent location for continuo work. The stop and combination actions are electric, with four memory levels. The Spanish Trumpet is mounted horizontally on the main case with copper resonators, below the case pipes of the 8' Principal, and the rotating star of the Zimbelstern is at the same level. The Cornet V is mounted in the upper facade of the same case, flanking pipes of the Pommer. Facade pipes of the Riickpositiv are From the 8' Holzgedackt, and the Pedal towers display pipes of the 16' Principal. Paul Tepker, director of worship and fine arts, played the dedication service on November 18, 1990. The inaugural recital was played by Edward Murray on January 27, 1991. The organ was disassembled by Werner Bosch and put into storage. It was reassembled in a new chapel and the rededication service was held November 21, 2010. -Database Manager

2012-05-05 - Updated through online information from Robert Patterson. -- The organ was placed into storage from the New Stine address, since that time, a worship center was built at the Buena Vista address, and the organ is reinstalled, and is is excellent condition. I played it in December 2011 -Database Manager

2012-07-19 - Updated through online information from James R. Stettner. -Database Manager

2013-01-12 - Updated through online information from Paul Teker. -- Please note that the organ was moved TO this site in 2010 -Database Manager

2013-02-16 - Updated through online information from Patrick Ogilvie. -Database Manager

2013-08-10 - Updated through online information from Patricia During. -Database Manager


Stoplist

Source: Source not recorded Date not recorded

Typed stoplist from the OHS PC Database.
St.. John's  Lutheran Church,  Bakersfield,  CA
1990 Werner Bosch, Op. 836
(Stoplist: TAO 3/1992:100) 

HAUPTWERK (56 Notes)
16' Pommer 
8' Principal 
8' Rohrgedackt 
4' Octave 
4' Koppelflöte 
2' Octave 
8' Comet V 
1 1/3' Mixtur V
16' Trompete
8' Tromptete
8' Spanisch Trompete 
8' Schwellwerk to Hauptwerk
8' Rückpositiv to Hauptwerk

RÜCKPOSITIV (56 Notes)
8' Holzgedackt 
4' Spitzflöte 
2' Principal 
1 1/3'  Nasat
1' Zimbel III 
8' Krummhorn 
Tremolo

SCHWELLWERK (56 Notes) 
8' Gedackt 
8' Gambe
8' Celeste:
4' Principal 
4' Rohrflöte
2 2/3' Nazard 
2' Hohlflöte 
1 3/5' Terz 
1' Scharff IV 
16' Dulcian 
8' Schalmei-Oboe 
Tremolo

PEDAL (30 Notes) 
32' Untersalz 
16' Principal 
16' Subbass 
8' Flötprincipal 
8' Pommer 
4' Choralbass II
16'  Fagott 
8' Köpftrompete 
8' Hauptwerk to Pedal 
8' Rückpositiv to Pedal 
8' Schwellwerk to Pedal 
4' Schwellwerk to Pedal

Zimbelstern

Housed in a natural color German oak case, maintaining the traditional configuration of a central
T-form. The main case houses the Hauptwerk, with the Schwellwerk above and behind it. Two pedal 
towers stand at either side, and the Rückpositiv is on the main floor behind the console, in the 
midst of the choir seating, where it is in an excellent location for continuo work. The stop and 
combination actions are electric, with four memory levels. The Spanish Trumpet is mounted 
horizontally on the main case with copper resonators, below the case pipes of the 8' Principal, and 
the rotating star of the Zimbelstern is at the same level. The Cornet V is mounted in the upper 
facade of the same case, flanking pipes of the Pommer. Facade pipes of the Rückpositiv are From 
the 8' Holzgedackt, and the Pedal towers display pipes of the 16' Principal. Paul Tepker, minister 
of worship and fine arts, played the dedication service on November 18, 1990. The inaugural recital 
was played by Edward Murray on January 27, 1991.

The organ was relocated to the current site in 2010 with no changes to the stop list.

 [Received from Paul Tepker 2012-06-10.]

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