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J. C. Taylor (& Co.) (1997)

Luther Memorial Lutheran Church: Sanctuary; East Transept
1021 University Avenue
Madison, WI

Images


August 2021 - Keydesk (Photograph from an archival source: Still capture from an Organ Media Foundation video tour of the organ, submitted by Jim Stettner/Jim Stettner)

May 2020 - Enclosed Great pipework (l-r): 8' Melodia, 4' Octave, 4' Flute d'Amour, 3' Twelfth, 2' Fifteenth, and 8' Clarinet (tc). (Photograph by Still capture from a Church video tour of the organ, submitted by Jim Stettner/Jim Stettner)

May 2020 - Hand pump (Photograph by Still capture from a Church video tour of the organ, submitted by Jim Stettner/Jim Stettner)

May 2020 - Left stopjamb (Photograph by Still capture from a Church video tour of the organ, submitted by Jim Stettner/Jim Stettner)

May 2020 - Right stopjamb (Photograph by Still capture from a Church video tour of the organ, submitted by Jim Stettner/Jim Stettner)

May 2020 - Builder's stencil (Photograph by Still capture from a Church video tour of the organ, submitted by Jim Stettner/Jim Stettner)

Unknown - Organ Case (Photograph by Andrew Schaeffer (2012)/Database Manager)

Unknown - Organ Case detail (Photo in Church Archives, courtesy of Andrew Schaeffer (2012)/Database Manager)

Unknown - Organ Case and Nave (Photo in Church Archives, courtesy of Andrew Schaeffer (2012)/Database Manager)

Unknown - Church Exterior (Photo in Church Archives, courtesy of Andrew Schaeffer (2012)/Database Manager)

Consoles

Main


Notes

2020-01-12 - Originally installed Fifth Presbyterian Church, Chicago; relocated to Millard Congregational Church, Chicago, in ca. 1900; the church closed and the organ was sold in 1996 to Luther Memorial Lutheran Church, Madison, Wisconsin, restored by J. C. Taylor, Kaukauna, Wisconsin, and installed in the East Transept in 1997. -Database Manager


Stoplist

Source: Stoplist provided by Stephen Schnurr 1999 for Stopt Diapason 1999

Madison, Wisconsin
Luther Memorial Lutheran Church

J.W. STEERE & SONS, Opus 356, 1893 - Original Specifications
J.C. Taylor, 1997 - Restoration and Installation


    GREAT (Manual I - Expressive with Swell except *)
Gr. 16 ft. Bourdon Treble     (TF#)  40   wood*
Gr. 16 ft. Bourdon Bass              18   wood*
Gr. 8 ft.  Open Diapason             58   metal; 1-16 en facade*
Gr. 8 ft.  Melodia Stopᵈ Bass        58   wood
Gr. 8 ft.  Dulciana                  58   metal
Gr. 4 ft.  Octave                    58   metal
Gr. 4 ft.  Flute d'Amour             58   wood and metal
Gr. 3 ft.  Twelfth                   58   metal
Gr. 2 ft.  Fifteenth                 58   metal
Gr. 8 ft.  Clarinet            (TC)  46


    SWELL (Manual II-Expressive)
Sw. 8 ft.  Open Diapason             58   metal
Sw. 8 ft.  Stopᵈ Diapason            58   wood
Sw. 8 ft.  Salicional                58   metal
Sw. 8 ft.  Æoline                    58   metal
Sw. 4 ft.  Flute Harmonique          58   wood and metal
Sw. 4 ft.  Violina                   58   metal
Sw. 2 ft.  Flautino                  58   metal
Sw. 8 ft.  Oboe                (TC)  48   metal
Sw. 8 ft.  Bassoon (bottom 8ve)      12   metal
Sw.        Tremolo


    PEDAL
Ped. 16 ft. Bourdon                  27   wood
Ped. 8  ft. Violoncello              27   metal

COUPLERS (Drawknobs over Swell keys)
Swell to Pedale
Great to Pedale

Swell to Great

FOOT TRUNDLES (l-r; Unlabeled)
Great to Pedal Reversible
Piano Great (double-acting)
Forte Great (double-acting)

PEDAL MOVEMENTS
Swell Expression              (bal.)

ACCESSORY
Blowers Signal (knob missing by 1984)


[Received from Andrew Schaeffer January 12, 2020]
[Corrected & Updated by James R. Stettner June 20, 2021)

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