Note: Not extant. Not playable. (in this location)
2016-11-16 - Updated through online information from Ronald J. Swedlund. <br>The organ included Deagan chimes (A2-F4) and a pedal 32' resultant. -Database Manager
2018-06-08 - Information from Hillgreen, Lane & Co. opus list, compiled by Bynum Petty<br> Contract: March 1926<br> 73-note manual chests<br> Detached console<br> Price: $5,800<br> -Database Manager
Source: 1926 contract
Salina, Kansas
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Hillgreen, Lane & Co., Opus ___, 1926 - 12 ranks.
GREAT—enclosed
8 Diapason...................73 pipes
8 Melodia....................73 pipes
8 Gamba......................73 pipes
8 Dulciana [or Gemshorn].....73 pipes
4 Flute d’Amour..............12 pipes
8 Tuba [or French Horn]......73 pipes
Chimes.....................21 tubes
Tremolo
Sub
Unison Off
Super
SWELL (Expressive)
16 Bourdon...............................73 pipes
8 Violin Diapason.......................73 pipes
8 Gedeckt...............................12 pipes
8 Salicional [or Viole d’Orchestre].....73 pipes
8 Vox Celeste.....................(tc) 61 pipes
4 Flute Harmonic [or Rohr Flute]........12 pipes
2 Piccolo [or Flautina].................
8 Oboe..................................73 pipes
8 Vox Humana............................73 pipes
Tremolo
Sub
Unison Off
Super
PEDAL
32 Resultant Bass........................--
16 Cathedral Bourdon.....................32 pipes
16 Lieblich Gedeckt................(Sw) --
8 Flute.................................12 pipes
8 Dolce...........................(Sw) --
1 Compass: A2-F4.
2 Also Hillgreen-Lane Organ Co.
NOTES
The organ was located in the chancel, on right (Epistle) side of the altar,
in one of two identical extant chambers. Each chamber has two openings, a
smaller one facing the altar and a larger one facing the nave; each opening
is behind its own ornamental grill. According to the church's late organist,
Inez Carlson, the organ had a pedal 32' that "made the pews rumble,” Deagon
Chimes,1 and a Vox Humana that “sounded like a nanny goat.” The 32’ would
have been a resultant; the chimes were incorporated into the church’s present
organ, which was installed in 1966. Above is a hypothetical specification,
representing a typical twelve-rank, circa 1926 Hillgreen, Lane & Co. organ.
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