Unknown - Chancel and Pipe Facade (Photograph from Church Archives; image courtesy of William J. Gervers/Database Manager)
Note: Not extant. Not playable. (in this location)
2013-06-13 - This entry describes an original installation of a new pipe organ. Identified by Jeff Scofield, based on information learned from a conversation with George Nelson. -- Replaced in 1973 by 4/84 Aeolian-Skinner Op. 1449. -Database Manager
2014-10-06 - Updated through online information from william j. gervers. -Database Manager
From memory when I was organist here Source: Source not recorded Date not recorded
Houston,Texas 1st United Methodist Church Kilgen (opus unknown) 1929 Great double open diapason 16 1st open diapason 8 2nd open diapason 8 violone 8 hohlflute 8 octave 4 doppelflute 4 octave 2 trumpet 8 Swell bourdon 16 open diapason 8 rohrflute 8 dulciana 8 viole de gamba 8 viole celeste 8 hohlflute 4 viole 4 nazard 2 2/3 flautino 2 tierce 1 3/5 sesquialtera 3rks. faggotto 16 trumpet 8 oboe 8 vox humana 8 Choir geigen diapason 8 melodia 8 viola 8 rohrflute 4 fugara 4 flautino 2 cornopean 8 clarinet 8 Pedal open diapason 16 violone 16 bourdon 16 lieblich gedeckt 16 octave 8 violone 8 bourdon 8 trombone 16 Echo gedeckt 8 viole de gamba 8 vox celeste 8 rohrflute 4 dulciana 4 french horn 8 vox humana 8 Echo Pedal bourdon 16 gedeckt 8 [Received from William J. Gervers 2016-05-05.]
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