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Manuel Rosales & Associates Opus 2 (1975)

Church of the Open Door: Sanctuary
536 S. Hope Street
Los Angeles, CA

Note: Not extant. Not playable. (in this location)


Images


1919 - Organ as originally installed with original console in center. Some pipework visible (Photograph from an archival source: "70 Years on Hope Street: A History of COD (1915-1985)", submitted by Rev. Dr. Van Herd/Rev. Dr. Van Herd)

1985 - Chancel with organ behind acoustically transparent map (Photograph from book "70 Years on Hope Street: A History of the Church of the Open Door (1915-1985)", submitted by Rev. Dr. Van Herd/Rev. Dr. Van Herd)

1936-1945 - Church choir and organist at console on the right (Photograph from an archival source: Callimachus website, submitted by Rev. Dr. Van Herd/Rev. Dr. Van Herd)

1940-1965 - Organ behind ornamental screen (Photograph from an archival source: catchjohnfischer website, submitted by Rev. Dr. Van Herd/Rev. Dr. Van Herd)

Consoles

Chancel

Chancel


Notes

2021-04-15 - Evidently this instrument became Murray M. Harris Opus 48 while at COTOD and subsequently was rebuilt/restored by Manuel Rosales, becoming Rosales Opus 2. Perhaps separate entries should be made? Here is the information from the Rosales website: **Opus 2 Church of the Open Door 550 South Hope Street Los Angeles, CA 90005 Complete Restoration, Additions Murray M. Harris, Opus 48 III M/P, 45 ranks Organ removed to storage in 1986. Organ sold and broken up in 1988.** URL: http://rosales.com/instruments/index.htm -Rev. Dr. Van Herd


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