2022-03-02 - This instrument was moved from Trinity Episcopal Cathedral in Cleveland, OH to the Chapel at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception October 4-5, 2018 by Patrick J. Murphy & Associates of Stowe, PA. The stoplist remains unchanged from the original. -David A Hendricksen
Stoplist copied from the OHS Database account for the original installation at Trinity Episcopal Cathedral in Cleveland, Ohio. Source: Stoplist taken from the keydesk 1998
Fort Wayne, Indiana Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception; Chapel FLENTROP, 1976 - Original Specifications Patrick J. Murphy & Associates Organbuilders (2018) MANUAL I (lower) 8 Vt Roerfluit 4 Vt Octaaf 2 Vt Octaaf II Sesquilter III Mixtuur MANUAL II (Upper) 8 Vt Gedekt [sic] 4 Vt Fluit 2 2/3 Vt Nasard 2 Vt Fluit 1 3/5 Vt Terts 8 Vt Kromhoorn PEDAAL 16 Vt Bourdon 8 Vt Quintadeen COUPLERS (Drawknobs) P + II P + I I + II NOTES 13 registers, 56-note manuals, 30-note straight, non-radiating pedalboard. Suspended mechanical key action and mechanical stop action. Single-fold bellows. Modified Weckmeister temperament. Frame and panel case of fumed oak. Manuals: Grenadila naturals, boxwood sharps capped with ivory. Pedals: oak. Stopknobs: Grenadilla with oak shanks and ivory buttons. The Choir Organ is normally located in the choir stalls, but is moveable throughout the cathedral thanks to the new lift in the crossing, and to the instrument's construction on two wheeled plat- forms (basses of the 16' pedal Bourdon are situated horizontally in the platform and on top of the case) [Submitted by Daniel Hathaway; 1998] [Verified & Updated by James R. Stettner; 2021-04-20
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