2010-10-27 - Organ case and keydesk (Photograph by Manuel Rosales/Manuel Rosales)
2021-09-26 - Updated through information in a private text from Manuel Rosales (who moved the organ) to James R. Stettner on Wed., Sept. 23, 2021. -- *The original home is USC music building, on the main campus. All of the practice rooms were in that building and they were gutted for other purposes. The University now leases a new building across the street; the first floor is retail and all of the practice rooms for pianos, organs and sound-proof modules for the “portable” instruments. Instrument was moved less than half a mile.* -Jim Stettner
Source: Taken from the console and work notes of Rosales Organ Builders
Manual I (2" wind - 8' stop is permanently, no knob or slider) Rohrflöte 8 (61 pipes, 50% spotted metal), Spitzprincipal 4 (61 pipes, 50% spotted metal)
Manual II (2" wind - 8' stop is permanently, no knob or slider) Bourdon 8 (61 pipes, 50% spotted metal), Principal 2 (61 pipes, 50% spotted metal),
Pedal (Chest on the floor under manual chests with offset basses) Subbass 16 (32 pipes, all oak), Gedeckt Pommer 8 (32 pipes, all oak), Choralbass 4 (32 pipes, spotted metal)
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