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Kilgen Organ Co. Opus 7677 (1953)

St. Elizabeth of Hungary Catholic Church
211 East 83rd Street
New York City: Manhattan, NY

Images


2000-08-04 - Church exterior (Photograph by Steven E. Lawson via the NYC AGO Organ Project, submitted by Jeff Scofield/Jeff Scofield)

2000-08-04 - Church interior to front (Photograph by Steven E. Lawson via the NYC AGO Organ Project, submitted by Jeff Scofield/Jeff Scofield)

2000-08-04 - Gallery and façade pipes (Photograph by Steven E. Lawson via the NYC AGO Organ Project, submitted by Jeff Scofield/Jeff Scofield)

Consoles

Main


Notes

2020-11-03 - The parish of St. Elizabeth of Hungary (Slovensky Kostol Sv. Alzbety), founded in 1891, was the first national Slovak parish for the Slovak and Hungarian Catholics of New York City and Brooklyn. On April 26, 1891 the first Mass was celebrated in the basement of St. Bridget's Church on 8th Street and Avenue B, and the parish was formally incorporated on November 25, 1891. The first church was built at 345 East 4th Street, and the first Mass in the new building was celebrated on August 7, 1892. This building was extant in 2012 as San Isidoro y San Leandro Orthodox Catholic Church of the Hispanic Rite. Several other churches were formed from St. Elizabeth of Hungary: St. John Nepomucene (1895, Slovak) and St. Stephen of Hungary (1901, Hungarian) in New York City, and Holy Family (1903, Slovak) in Brooklyn. In 1917, St. Elizabeth of Hungary moved uptown to its present location after acquiring the former Second Immanuel Lutheran Church, a neo-Gothic church built in 1893 and altered by Francis J. Berlenbach. In 1980, Cardinal Terence Cooke designated the church the official home for deaf Catholics at the request of Monsignor McCahill, who had been looking for a base for them. It became a favorite of Cardinal Cooke's successor, Cardinal John O'Connor, who spoke of it fondly and came once a year to celebrate Mass. Today the church is Hungarian in name only. -Jeff Scofield


Stoplist

Specification from Barry Kloda Source: Source not recorded Date not recorded

New York City, New York
St. Elizabeth of Hungary Roman Catholic Church

Kilgen Organ Company   Opus 7677   1953     2 manuals, 13 stops, 13 ranks
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         GREAT ORGAN (enclosed)             COUPLERS
      8' Diapason               61          Great to Pedal      8
      8' Hohl Flute             61          Swell to Pedal      8  4
      8' Dulciana               61          Swell to Great  16  8  4
      4' Principal              61          Great to Great  16 UO  4
  2 2/3' Twelfth                61          Swell to Swell  16 UO  4
      2' Fifteenth              61
         Grave Mixture II       --          ADJUSTABLE COMBINATIONS
           (draws 2-2/3 & 2')               Swell & Pedal  1-2-3-4-5
         Chimes                 pf          Great & Pedal  1-2-3-4-5
                                            Full Organ     1-2-3-4-5
         SWELL ORGAN (enclosed)             General Cancellor
      8' Geigen Diapason        73          Swell Cancellor (nameplate)
      8' Rohr Floete            73          Great Cancellor (nameplate)
      8' Salicional             73
      8' Voix Celeste (TC)      61          PEDAL MOVEMENTS
      4' Flute Harmonic         73          Expression Pedal - Great
      8' Trompette              73          Expression Pedal - Swell
         Tremolo                            Crescendo Pedal
                                            Great to Pedal Reversible
         PEDAL ORGAN                        Sforzando Reversible
     16' Bourdon                56
     16' Rohr Bourdon (ext SW)  12
      8' Octave (Geigen Diap)   SW
      8' Bass Flute (fr. Bdn)   --
      8' Rohr Floete            SW
      4' Block Floete (fr. Bdn) --
      8' Trompette              SW


[Received from Steven E. Lawson  2016-08-06]


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