Note: Not extant. Not playable. (in this location)
2014-06-07 - Updated through online information from T. Daniel Hancock. -- After the deaths of the original owners, Ronald Pogorzelski and Lester Yankee, the organ was bequeathed to the AGO, along with an endowment for its maintenance. The organ has been (as of May 2014) relocated to the Indiana University of Pennsylvania, where it will be on an annually renewable lease from the AGO, and in use for teaching and performance. -Database Manager
2019-03-05 - Updated by Scot Huntington -Database Manager
2024-06-04 - Updated through online information from Alexander Kirsch (June 4, 2024): This organ was moved from it's residence within the last 10 years, and was relocated and is currently in use at IUP (Indiana University of Pennsylvania) in Indiana, PA. This was part of an AGO project to move the organ and it is currently housed and in use at the Music College there. -Jim Stettner
Typed stoplist (Source: NYC AGO Website, 2014-05-29) Source: Source not recorded Date not recorded
Pogorzelski & Yankee Residence
New Hope, Pennsylvania
R. J. Brunner & Company, 1990, Opus 24
OHS ID: 52254
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GREAT (man I, 58n) SWELL (encl, man II, 58n) PEDAL (30n)
8 Holhflote 8 Gedackt 16 Subbass
8 Gemshorn 8 Salicional 8 Offenbass
4 Principal 8 Voix Celeste TC 4 Choral Bass
2 Blockflute 4 Rohrflote 16 Posaune
Mixture III 2-2/3 Nazard
8 Cromorne 2 Principal COUPLERS
1-3/5 Tierce Great to Pedal
Balanced Swell 1-1/3 Larigot Swell to Pedal
Zimbelstern Scharff III Swell to Great
4 Generals 8 Trumpet
4 Divisionals Ea. 4 [?]
NOTES
1. Casework is influenced by the style of early Pennsylvania
German organs, and is constructed of pine and poplar painted
white.
2. Speaking pipes in facade include lowest 6 pipes of Pedal
Offenbass and bass of Principal 4.
3. Hand-carved pipe shades and star for Zimbelstern are gilded
with 22-karat gold leaf.
4. Attached keydesk, pedalboard, and bench are of mahogany.
5. BDO straight pedalboard has oak keys with maple caps for
naturals and rosewood caps for accidentals.
6. 58-note manuals have bone naturals and rosewood accidentals.
7. Drawknobs are rosewood with hand-engraved ivory faces.
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