Unknown - Nave, Balcony, and Organ Case ((Spring 2015) Photograph by Thorsten Ott/Database Manager)
2015-06-24 - This entry describes an original installation of a new pipe organ. Identified by Burnell L Hackman, based on personal knowledge of the organ. -Database Manager
2015-07-24 - Updated through online information from Burnell Hackman. -Database Manager
2017-05-07 - In 2003, repurchased by the builder for $34,000. Sold to St. George's Episcopal Church, Clarksdale, Mississippi. Ott added four stops, rescaled and revoiced the pipes, and provided a new larger case. -Database Manager
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Martin Ott Pipe Organ Opus 114 - 2014 HAUPTWERK: Gemshorn 16' * 61 pipes 75% tin Bourdon 16' [Schwellwerk] Prinzipal 8' 61 pipes 75% tin Gemshorn 8' * (ext. from16’) 12 pipes 40% tin Rohrflöte 8' 61 pipes 75% tin Oktave 4' 61 pipes 40% tin Flöte 4' 61 pipes 40% tin Nasat 2 2/3' 61 pipes 40% tin Oktave 2' 61 pipes 75% tin Terz 1 3/5' 61 pipes 40% tin Mixtur IV 1 1/3' 244 pipes 75% tin Trompete 8' 61 pipes 75% tin Tremulant Zimbelstern Chimes SCHWELLWERK: Bourdon 16' * 61 pipes spruce/cherry Geigen Diapason 8' 61 pipes 75% tin Gedeckt 8' * (ext. from16’) 12 pipes 40% tin Viola Celeste 8' (tc) 49 pipes 75% tin Prinzipal 4 ' 61 pipes 60% tin Blockflöte 4' 61 pipes 40% tin Sesquialter II' 112 pipes 40% tin Nachthorn 2' 61 pipes 40% tin Larigo 1 1/3' 61 pipes 40% tin Scharf III 1' 183 pipes 75% tin Oboe 16' * 61 pipes 75% tin Oboe 8' * (ext. from16’) 12 pipes 75% tin Krummhorn 8' 61 pipes 40% tin Tremulant PEDAL: Gemshorn 16' [Hauptwerk] Subbass 16' 32 pipes spruce Bourdon 16' [Schwellwerk] Oktave 8' 32 pipes 75% tin Gemshorn 8’ * [ext. form 16’] Gedeckt 8' 32 pipes cherry/tin Choralbass 4' 32 pipes 75% tin Gemshorn 4’ [Hauptwerk] Posaune 16' 32 pipes spruce Oboe 16' [Schwellwerk] Pedal Trompete 8’ 32 pipes 70% tin Oboe 8’ (SW) COUPLERS: Swell to Great with reversible thumb piston Great to Pedal with reversible thumb and toe pistons Swell to Pedal with reversible thumb and toe pistons ACCESSORIES: The console is detached from the organ case, with adherence to American Guild of Organist standards. The bench is adjustable in height by crank. The console has light for music rack and pedal board. The key action is mechanical; some electro-pneumatic actions are used for some stops as indicated with an (*). The case is of oak, stained to match the sanctuary furnishings. The organ was tonally finished in the sanctuary. The electric stop-action incorporates a combination action with 99 modes. HW 1‑2‑3‑4 thumb pistons SW 1‑2‑3‑4 thumb pistons PED 1‑2‑3‑4 thumb and toe pistons General 1‑2‑3‑4‑5-6 thumb and toe pistons Cancel thumb piston Set thumb piston Tutti thumb and toe pistons Zimbelstern knob and toe pistons [Received from Burnell Hackma 2015-07-14.]
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