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Aeolian-Votey (Detroit) Opus 1701 (1928)

St. Cecilia Roman Catholic Church
950 Lake Avenue
Elmira, NY

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after 1998 - Former St Cecilia building (Organ occupied chamber to left of front door and school occupied 2nd floor) (Diocese of Rochester website/Mark A. Smith)

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2004-10-30 - Status Note: There 1997 -Database Manager

2004-10-30 - [By 1928 firm was Aeolian Organ Co.? GNelson lists as 9rk.] -Database Manager

2025-05-24 - The five ranks were as follows: (leathered)Diapason, Stopped Diapason, Salicional, Dulciana, and Vox Humana. The organ pipes resided in a wooden swellbox located in a spacious rear chamber that extended from floor to ceiling of the church space (which occupied the first floor of the two-story building.) Sound emanated from a grille at the top half of the chamber. The floor level console was located slightly in front of the chamber facing the front of the room. The impressive looking stop rail had numerous 'trick' stops, including a 'celeste' that simply turned on both the Salicional and Dulciana. -Mark A. Smith


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