2003 - Organ case in front right corner (Photograph from an archival source: Glatter-Goetz website, submitted by Paul R. Marchesano/Paul R. Marchesano)
2021-02-26 - "After the completion of the Sanctuary building in 1955, Kingman Chapel was dedicated in 1963. There is no indication as to whether any previous pipework was incorporated in the new Glatter-Goetz organ." -- Information from church website Organ dedicated in 2003; builder dates contract/opus in 2002. "Graham Tristram’s bold visual design, with a façade of highly polished tin pipes, European beech hardwood and gilded metal accents, gracefully houses the rest of the instrument. With its 16 stops, 799 pipes, the tracker playing action, the expression box and even the blower and bellows, the inside parts are as beautifully made as any of the visible components." -- Information from church history of the music program -Paul R. Marchesano
Source: From builder website 2003
Glatter-Goetz Orgelbau (2003)
Claremont United Church of Christ
Claremont, CA
MANUAL I
8' Montre
8' Viole d'amour*
8' Flûte
4' Praestant*
4' Flûtedouce*
2⅔' Nasard*
2' Doublette*
1⅗' Tierce*
III Fourniture*
8' Chamade
8' Oboe*
MANUAL II
8' Bourdon
8' Viole d'amour*
8' Vox Coeleste
4' Praestant*
4' Flûtedouce*
2⅔' Nasard*
2' Doublette*
1⅗' Tierce*
III Fourniture*
8' Oboe*
PEDAL
16' Soubasse
16' Violoncello
8' Basse
8' Violoncello
16' Basson
8' Basson
Tremulant - effects entire organ
COUPLERS
II/I
I/P
II/P
* Denotes stops playable from either manual - at the same name and pitch
Scaling by Manuel Rosales
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