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Carl Stradtman (1970)

St. Casimir Oratory: Gallery
160 Cable St.
Buffalo, NY

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2002 - Gallery and organ (Buffalo Houses of Worship Website/Andrew Scanlon)

2002 - Exterior (Buffalo Houses of Worship Website/Andrew Scanlon)

2002 - Rose window and organ pipes (Buffalo Houses of Worship Website/Andrew Scanlon)

2002 - Interior (Buffalo Houses of Worship Website/Andrew Scanlon)

Consoles

Main


Notes

2011-10-09 - Identified through online information from Peter Gonciarz. -- - The existing console for this instrument is an amphitheater console (Cavaillé-Coll style). As mentioned above, there are general and divisional pistons, but the combination action was never installed. The General Cancel piston does not work either. -Database Manager

2011-10-10 - Updated through online information from Peter Gonciarz. -Database Manager

2012-11-29 - Updated through online information from Donald Jenczka. -- The great 8' principal is unified with the great 2' principal. The great 8' flute is unified with the 4' flute. the 8',4', 2' principals were moved to the facade mid-70's, and the III mixture added. Carl Stradtman replaced the original console in the 80's but never completed the job. I took the original Tellers-Kent console home because it looked cool. It no longer exists; my parents got tired of having an organ console in their basement. -Database Manager

2017-05-29 - Updated by James R. Stettner, listing this website as a source of information: http://database.organsociety.org/documents/NY/Buffalo.StCasimirRC.Stradtman.GonciarzNotes01.txt. -Database Manager


Stoplist

Stoplist taken from console as of 10/5/11 Source: Source not recorded Date not recorded

Buffalo, New York
St. Casimir Oratory

Carl Stradtman   1970
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Great (unenclosed and completely exposed) - 

8' Principal (61)
8' Doppelfloete (61)
4' Octav (61)
4' Rohrfloete (61)
2' Super Octav (61)
III Mixtur (183)
8' Trompette (73, old Tuba)
4' Clairon (ext. 8')

Swell (partly enclosed)

*enclosed

16' Gedeckt Pommer t.c. (derived from 8')
8' Bourdon (85)
8' Salicional* (61)
8' Voix Celeste* (49)
4' Prestant (61, actually a metal harmonic flute)
4' Gedeckt (ext. 8')
2 2/3' Nazard (ext. 8')
2' Piccolo (ext. 8')
II Mixture (122)
8' Posaune* (61, old Cornopean)
Tremolo (doesn't work)

Positive (unenclosed and completely exposed) - 

8' Holzfloete (61, old Melodia)
8' Dolcan (73, old Dulciana)
4' Conique Floete (61, actually a wooden harmonic Traverse Flute)
4  Dolcan (ext. 8')
1 1/3' Quint (61)
8' Duzian (61, old Clarinet)
Tremolo (doesn't work)

Pedal (unenclosed) - 

16' Italian Prinzipal (32, open wood throughout)
16' Bourdon (44)
8' Octave (44)
8' Bourdon (ext. 16')
4' Choral Bass (ext. 8')
16' Contre Trompette (12, ext. Great)

 [Received from Peter Gonciarz 2011-10-12.]

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