2019-10-09 - This organ has is its basis a 2-manual, 6-rank 1954 Reuter originally built for St. Andrew Methodist Church in Spring Lake, New Jersey. It was removed by the present owners with family and parishioner assistance in 2004 and reinstalled in their previous home with four added ranks giving the organ independent ranks for both the Swell and Great. Some of the added ranks are recycled Austin pipework. In 2010 a new home was purchased and the organ was again relocated and reinstalled over several years beginning in 2010. It has been enlarged to 26 ranks. -Database Manager
2019-10-11 - A used, 1989 M.P. Moller console was acquired from Park Lake Presbyterian Church in Orlando, Florida. which was the console's second home. -Database Manager
Typed stoplist from James R. Stettner Source: Stoplist provided by the owners. Spellings verified against photos. Date not recorded
Boynton Beach, Florida
Krynicki / McGovern Residence
REUTER ORGAN CO., Opus 1087, 1954 - Original organ
Owners, 2004-2010 - Installation & Enlargement
Owners, 2010-2012 - Moving, Re-installation, & Enlargement
<u>GREAT</u> <u>SWELL (Expressive)</u>
8' Diapason 61 8' Gedeckt 61
8' Bourdon [metal] 61 8' Viole 61
4' Octave 61 8' Viole Celeste (tc) 49
4' Spitz Flote 61 8' Orchestral Strings II 110
2' Fifteenth 61 4' Geigen 61
IV Mixture 244 4' Flauto Traverso 61
8' Trompette (Sw) –- 2 2/3' Nazard 61
Chimes (25) 2' Piccolo (4' FT) 12
1 3/5' Tierce (tc) 49
16' Fagotto [L/2] 61
8' Trompette 61
8' Clarinet 61
8' Vox Humana 61
4' Clarion 61
<u>CHOIR (Expressive)</u> Tremolo
8’ Bourdon (Gt) –-
8’ Viole (Sw) –-
8’ Celeste (Sw) –-
8’ Orchestral Strings (Sw) –-
4’ Viole (Sw) 12
4’ Celeste (Sw) 12
4’ Gedeckt (Sw 8’ Ged) 12 <u>PEDAL</u>
2’ Principal (Sw 4’ Geigen) 12 32' Resultant (16' Bdn) --
1 1/3' Larigot (Sw Naz) -- 16' Gedeckt (Sw) –-
8’ Clarinet (Sw) –- 16' Bourdon (Gt) 12
8’ Trumpet (So) –- 8' Principal (Gt) –-
8' Spitz Flote (Gt) 12
8' Bourdon (Gt) –-
8' Gedeckt (Sw) –-
4' Octave (Gt) –-
4' Gedeckt (Sw) –-
16' Trombone 32
<u>SOLO (Expressive except *)</u> 16' Posaune (So Tuba) 12
8’ Gedeckt (Sw) –- 16' Fagotto (Sw) –-
8’ Orchestral Strings (Sw) –- 8' Trumpet (So) –-
4’ Flauto Traverso (Sw) –- 4' Clarinet (Sw) –-
8’ Trumpet (enc. in Sw) 61
8’ Tuba [unenclosed] 61 *
<u>COUPLERS</u> <u>FINGER PISTONS</u>
Solo to Pedal General 1 - 10
Swell to Pedal Solo 1 - 6
Great to Pedal So. to Ped. (rev)
Choir to Pedal Swell 1 - 6
Sw. to Ped. (rev)
Solo to Great Great 1 - 6
Swell to Great Gt. to Ped. (rev)
Choir to Great Choir 1 - 6
Ch. to Ped. (rev)
Solo to Choir Pedal 1 - 6
Swell to Choir SFZ. (rev)
Set
Solo to Swell Gen Can
<u>PEDAL MOVEMENTS</u> <u>TOE STUDS</u>
Solo Expression (bal.) General 1 - 10
Swell Expression (bal.)
Choir Expression (bal.)
Crescendo (bal.)
<u>ACTION</u>: E-P unit & D-E <u>VOICES</u>: 22 <u>STOPS</u>: 52 <u>RANKS</u>: 22 <u>PIPES</u>: _____
(inc. chimes)
<u>NOTES</u>
This organ began life as a 2-manual, 6-rank unit organ built by Reuter in 1954 as
their opus 1087 for St. Andrew United Methodist Church in Spring Lake, New Jersey.
With the assistance of organ curator Don Davett, Edward Krynicki and John McGovern
were able to negotiate acquisition of the organ – which the congregation was re-
placing with an electronic substitute and had literally planned on placing the pipe
organ in a dumpster.
The organ was removed in 2004 by the new owners assisted by family, and transported
to Florida where they installed it in their home in 2004-2005. It was enlarged from
its original 6 ranks to 10 ranks.
In 2010, they moved to a new residence and brought the organ along. In it's new home
it has been enlarged to 26 ranks, and a used 4-manual Möller console from an Orlando
church was procured. The installation was completed in 2012. The organ is equipped
with a Peterson solid state system.
<u>Sources</u>: Reuter opus list; Edward Krynicki & John McGovern; photos
Res. Edward Krynicki & John McGovern
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