2011-08-05 - Identified through online information from Jeff Scofield. -- Opus 202 was a contract for two 3-stop practice organs; they are identified in the Database as 202A and 202B only because they have different stoplists. -Database Manager
Stoplist from <i>The American Organist<i> May 1954 Source: Source not recorded Date not recorded
River Forest, Illinois
Concordia College
Schantz Op. 202A 1953 2/3
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As per the editorial policy of THE AMERICAN ORGANIST
at the time, borrows and extensions have the same
name as the parent rank.
GREAT SWELL
8' Rohrfloete 4' Spitzfloete *
4' Principal 4' Rohrfloete
4' Rohrfloete 2' Spitzfloete
2 2/3' Spitzfloete 1 1/3' Rohrfloete
2' Principal
PEDAL
SOURCES 16' Rohrfloete
16' Rohrfloete 97 8' Rohrfloete
8' Spitzfloete 85 8' Spitzfloete
4' Principal 73 4' Principal
2' Rohrfloete
* The TAO stoplist does, indeed, have
this stop at 4' pitch and not at 8'
[Received online from Jeff Scofield August 5, 2011] River Forest, Illinois
Concordia College
Schantz Op. 202 1953 2/3
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GREAT PEDAL
8' Gedeckt 16' Gedeckt
4' Principal 8' Gedeckt
4' Spitzfloete 8' Spitzfloete
II Mixture 4' Principal
2' Spitzfloete
SWELL
8' Spitzfloete ANALYSIS
4' Gedeckt 16' Gedeckt 97
2 2/3' Spitzfloete 8' Principal 103
2' Principal 4' Spitzfloete 61
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