Unknown - Sanctuary Interior, Chancel, and Pipe Display (Photograph by David Wilcox/Database Manager)
2013-07-02 - This entry describes alterations to an existing organ. Identified by Jeff Scofield, based on information submitted to OHS Pipe Organ Database. -- -Database Manager
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Seneca, South Carolina Saint Mark United Methodist Church M.P. Möller 1960 Op. 9406 2/10 W. zimmer 1986 Op. 377 2/14 Electric Action The original organ was installed in 1960 by M.P. Moller. In 1985, W. Zimmer & Sons designed new specifications. Seven ranks of original pipe work were revoiced to fit the tonal design of seven new ranks. Great: Principal 8', 61 pipes Gedackt 8', 61 pipes(W Zimmer) Octave 4', 61 pipes (W Zimmer) Koppelflote 4', 12 pipes (W Zimmer) Waldflote 2', 12 pipes (W Zimmer) Sesquialter II TC, 98 pipes,(W Zimmer) Mixture III, 1 1/3', 183 pipes (W Zimmer) Chimes Swell: Bourdon 16', 61 pipes Gedackt 8', 12 pipes Dolcan 8' 61 pipes Celeste TC 8', 49 pipes Italian Principal 4', 61 pipes Principal 2', 12 pipes Quint 1 1/3', 24 pipes Trumpete 8' 61 pipes Tremolo Pedal: Subbass 16', 32 pipes Bourdon 16' Principal 8' Subbass 8', 12 pipes Fagott 16', 12 pipes Clarion 4' Couplers: Swell to Great 8' Swell to Pedal 8' Great to Pedal 8' Combinations: 8 General Combinations, thumb pistons [Received from David Wilcox 2013-04-30.]Seneca, South Carolina Saint Mark United Methodist Church W Zimmer, 1986, Opus 377 M.P. Möller 1960 Op. 9406 2/10 W. zimmer 1986 Op. 377 2/14
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