2018 - Console (Photograph by David Engen/David Engen)
1960's - Organ case (Photograph by Fritz Noack, submitted by David Engen/David Engen)
2004-10-30 - Status Note: There 1996 -Database Manager
2004-10-30 - 4 gen., 4 div. combinations. -Database Manager
2006-09-07 - Updated through information adapted from <i>E. M. Skinner/Aeolian-Skinner Opus List,</i> by Sand Lawn and Allen Kinzey (Organ Historical Society, 1997), and included here through the kind permission of Sand Lawn:<br> Installed in new building after fire destroyed earlier building that contained E. M. Skinner Opus 490 (1924) in 1963. (Source: Database Manager. Date: 2006-01-19) -Database Manager
2010-05-25 - Updated through online information from Richard C Greene. -Database Manager
2020-05-10 - During the summer of 2018, Grandall and Engen performed restorative repairs on the Unity Noack organ: 1. Cleaned all pipes and case interior 2. Restorative voicing on nearly all pipes 3. Miscellaneous pipe repairs, including replacing numerous collapsed toes; improved racking 4. Added work lights throughout case 5. Replaced bottom 4 Quintaton pipes of 16' Principal with Haskell pipes; originals in storage in church 6. Exchanged Rohr Schalmei with new Oboe from Laukhuff; Schalmei placed in storage 7. New combination action with drawknob solenoids and 128 levels of memory; couplers electrified 8. Improved safety with new fold-down rear walkboard -David Engen
Stoplist from Richard C Greene Source: Source not recorded Date not recorded
St. Paul, Minnesota Unity Church Universal Noack Organ Co. (1965, Opus 19). Great 16' Quintadena 56 pipes, 52% tin 8' Principal 56 pipes, 95% tin (front) 8' Spielfloete 56 pipes, 30% tin 4' Octave 56 pipes, 52% tin 2' Nachthorn 56 pipes, 30% tin 1.1/3' Mixture IV-VI 306 pipes, 52% tin 8' Trumpet 56 pipes, 52% tin Choir 8' Gedackt 56 pipes, 30% tin 4' Open Flute 56 pipes, 95% tin (front) 2' Principal 56 pipes, 52% tin 1.1/3' Larigot 56 pipes, 30% tin 1/3' Cymbel III 168 pipes, 52% tin 8' Krummhorn 56 pipes, brass Swell 8' Chimney Flute 56 pipe, 30% tin 8' Viola 56 pipes, 52% tin 8' Vox Celeste (TC) 44 pipes, 52% tin 4' Principal 56 pipes, 52% tin 4' Koppelfloete 56 pipes, 52% tin 2' Flachfloete 56 pipes, 30% tin 2.2/3' Sesquialtera II (TC) 88 pipes, 52% tin 1.1/3' Mixture III 168 pipes, 52% tin 16' Bassoon 56 pipes, 30% tin 8' Schalmey 56 pipes, 52% tin Pedal 16' Principal 32 pipes, front pipes 95% tin, inside pipes 52% tin 16' Bourdon 32 pipes 30% tin 8' Octave 32 pipes, 52% tin 8' Stopped Diapason 32 pipes, 30% tin 4' Superoctave 32 pipes, 52% tin 2' Mixture IV 128 pipes, 52% tin 16' Trombone 32 pipes, 52% tin 8' Trumpet 32 pipes2% tin CASEWORK: The organcase shall be made according to the suggestions of the Church's architect. However, final word shall be granted to the Builder, in all questions regarding the design and construction of the organ. The case shall be made from rift sawn oak or other hardwood of equal or better qualities. If cherry wood is desired by Owner, extra cost of obtaining same in excess of cost of oak will be negotiated in writing. The Great division is to be placed in the upper center of the main case, the Swell below the Great, the Pedal on both sides of thet wo divisions. The Choir is to be notched into the gallery rail in separate case. The organblower might be installed in a separate box, made in a similar style and finish to the other organ parts, to be located close to the main case. Total cost: $51,770.00 [Received on line from Richard C Greene March 09, 2009.] [Received on line from Richard C Greene March 09, 2009.]
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