1985 - Organ in room (Photograph by Fisk, submitted by John Roper/John Roper)
OHS convention: 1995
2004-10-30 - Status Note: There 1995 -Database Manager
2004-10-30 - Modeled after Silberman Op. 13, Georgenkirche, Rötha, Saxony, Germany. -Database Manager
2024-04-21 - Without replicating any single Silbermann instrument, Opus 87 offers the best of his work and is entirely within his aesthetic spirit and mechanical capabilities. The casework most closely resembles that of Silbermann’s 1721 instrument in the Georgenkirche in Rötha, in the former East Germany. The façade pipes are of burnished tin, and the gilded, polychromed pipe shades and case decorations were hand carved by Morgan Faulds Pike. The organ is equipped with two winding systems, a human-powered double wedge bellows system, and an electric blower system using one wedge bellows. The temperament is modified one-fifth comma meantone. -- Builder website -Paul R. Marchesano
Tremulant. Klingel (rings bell to signal calcant). Hand pumped wind & electric blower. A conjectural copy of an organ by Gottfried Silbermann. Fifth Comma Meantone tuning. Source: Builder website
Hauptwerk Bourdun 16, Principal 8, Rohrflöte 8, Octava 4, Spitzflöte 4, Quinta 2 2/3, Octava 2, Cornet III, Mixtur V, Trompete 8
Pedal PrincipalBaß 16, OctavBaß 4, OctavBaß 8, PosaunenBaß 16, TrompetenBaß 8
Oberwerk Quintadena 8, Gedackt 8, Principal 4, Gemshorn 2, Rohrflöte 4, Nasat 3, Octava 2, Tertia 1 3/5, Sifflet 1, Quinta 1 1/3, Mixtur III, Chalumeau 8
Oberwerk to Hauptwerk 8, Oberwerk to Pedal 8, Hauptwerk to Pedal 8
Regrettably, it is not possible to display the information about the sponsor of this pipeorgandatabase entry or if there is a sponsor. Please see About Sponsors on Pipe Organ Database.