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Owner (2005)

Residence: Edward Krynicki & John McGovern
Boynton Beach, FL

Images


2022-12-16 - Console and pipework (Zimbalstern added) (Photograph by John E McGovern/John E McGovern)

Dec 2020 - Console and pipework (Poussane ranks added to right of console) (Photograph by John E McGovern/John E McGovern)

2006-01-03 - Chamber with exposed Great in front. Console to the right (Photograph by John E. McGovern/Database Manager)

2006-10-15 - Console (Photograph by John E. McGovern/Database Manager)

Consoles

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Notes

2019-10-06 - This entry identifies a relocated and enlarged organ, identfied by James R. Stettner, based on information from a YouTube video. -- 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 home with four added ranks. There are now independent ranks for the Swell and Great. Some of the added ranks are recycled Austin pipework. Plans include enlargement to 15 ranks. -Database Manager

2022-12-16 - Recordings found on YouTube channel "palladiumorgan" or keywords John E McGovern or Edward Krynicki -John E McGovern


Stoplist

Typed stoplist from James R. Stettner Source: Stoplist provided by the owner on a YouTube video Date not recorded

Boynton Beach, Florida
Residence: Edward Krynicki and John McGovern

REUTER ORGAN CO., Opus 1087, 1954
Owners, 2004-2005 - Removal, Moving, Enlarging, Re-installation


GREAT                                        COUPLERS
   8'     Diapason                  61
   8'     Bourdon     [metal]       61
   8'     Gedeckt             (Sw)  –-
   8'     Viole               (Sw)  –-
   8'     Celeste             (Sw)  –-
   4'     Octave                    61
   4'     Flute              (Bdn)  12       FINGER PISTONS
   4'     Viole               (Sw)  –-
   4'     Celeste             (Sw)  –-
   2 2/3' Nazard             (Bdn)  –-
   2'     Fifteenth                 61
   16'    Dulzian             (Sw)  –-
   8'     Trompette           (Sw)  –-
   4'     Clarion             (Sw)  –-
          Chimes                   (25)


SWELL (Expressive)
   8'     Gedeckt    [wood]         61       TOE STUDS
   8'     Viole                     61
   8'     Celeste             (tc)  49
   4'     Flauto Traverso           61
   4'     Viole                     12
   4'     Celeste                   12
   2 2/3' Nazard                     7
   2'     Flauto Traverso           12
   1 1/3` Tierce             (Ged)   5       PEDAL MOVEMENTS
   16'    Dulzian        (tc - VH)  –-          Swell Expression             (bal.)
   8'     Trompette                 61          Crescendo                    (bal.)
   8'     Vox Humana                61
   4'     Clarion                   12
          Tremulant


PEDAL
   32'    Resultant          (Bdn)  –-
   16'    Gedeckt    [wood]   (Sw)  12       ACTION: E-P unit
   16'    Bourdon   [metal]   (Gt)  12
   8'     Diapason            (Gt)  –-       VOICES: 10
   8'     Gedeckt             (Sw)  –-
   8'     Bourdon             (Gt)  –-       STOPS: 37
   4'     Octave              (Gt)  –-
   16'    Fagotto    (L/2)    (Sw)  12       RANKS: 10
   8'     Trompette           (Sw)  –-
   4'     Clarion             (Sw)  –-       PIPES: _____ 


NOTES
From a YouTube video posted by the owner: “During the summer of 2004 as part of their
summer vacation, Ed and John assisted by John's brother Jim and a core of church vol-
unteers at St. Andrew United Methodist Church, Spring Lake, NJ, the original home of
the Reuter Opus 1087 (1954), began the ambitious task of moving this magnificent in-
strument to its new home in Boynton Beach FL. In its original configuration at St.
Andrews the organ played as a unit organ of six ranks all enclosed. The church was
in the process of procuring a new electronic organ; the original curator of the in-
strument, Don Davett (one of the original organists at Radio City Music Hall),
negotiated the exchange between the church and the new owner.

The organ in its new location played for the first time on Easter Sunday 2005 and
has been a source of much delight to the owner and their many musically talented
friends who have given concerts on the instrument. The organ now plays in two
divisions and has been expanded to ten ranks with the addition (in the Swell) of
a Vox Humana (originally a part of the Austin (Opus 794) at St Aidans, Jersey City,
NJ), 4' Flauto Traverso (originally Austin organ opus 1148), 16' Fagotto (12 pipes),
and (in the Great) 4' Octave, 2' Fifteenth, 16' metal Bourdon (12 pipes).”

Sources: Reuter opus list: owner YouTube video and notes


Residence: Edward Krynicki and John McGovern 
Boynton Beach, Florida 

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