Martin Ott Pipe Organ Co. Opus 80 (1998)

Unknown - Chapel interior and organ case (Photograph by Salem AGO Chapter, via Facebook, submitted by Jeff Scofield/Jeff Scofield)

2012-12-27 - Organ in rear gallery (Photograph by Michael A. Way/Database Manager)

2012-12-27 - Organ case (Photograph by Michael A. Way/Database Manager)

2012-12-27 - Perspective view of organ case (Photograph by Michael A. Way/Database Manager)

2012-12-27 - Keydesk from left side (Photograph by Michael A. Way/Database Manager)

2012-12-27 - Manuals (Photograph by Michael A. Way/Database Manager)

2012-12-27 - Manuals, builder's nameplate, and inlaid music rack (Photograph by Michael A. Way/Database Manager)

2012-12-27 - Left stop jamb: Schwellwerk & Pedal (Photograph by Michael A. Way/Database Manager)

2012-12-27 - Right stop jamb: Hauptwerk & Kronenwerk (Photograph by Michael A. Way/Database Manager)

Consoles

Grand Organ (Gallery)

Notes

2013-02-15 - Updated through online information from James R. Stettner. -- The organ incorporates several ranks from the previous Abbey organ which was a Hook & Hastings (Op. 1442, 1890) originally built for Hyde Park Presbyterian Church in Chicago, and later electrified and rebuilt by Kilgen for a location in Texas (according to notes by Eugene M. Nye - 1960's Tonal Director for Balcom and Vaughan Pipe Organs in Seattle, WA). -Database Manager

2021-02-19 - Several Pedal stops stand on electro-pneumatic windchests; these are controlled by a Solid State Organ Systems MultiSystem which is also used to allow this instrument to play from the Chancel Organ keydesk (with the exception of the Swell shades which operate mechanically from the shoe). The slider chests are fitted with supplemental electric pulldowns for this purpose only - the coupler key action is mechanical. Slider and coupler action is electric, not mechanical. The Zimbelstern, while rung electrically, also has a wind-powered rotating star. The twelve pipes of the 32' Contra Posaune extension were added by the original builder a few years after the initial installation. -Joe O'Donnell

Stoplist

Hauptwerk, Manual I (61 notes) Bordun 16 (61 pipes, oak), Prinzipal 8 (61 pipes, 75% tin), Rohrflöte 8 (61 pipes, 40% tin), Oktave 4 (61 pipes, 75% tin), Nachthorn 4 (61 pipes, 40% tin), Quinte 2⅔ (61 pipes, 75% tin), Oktave 2 (61 pipes, 75% tin), Terz 1⅗ (61 pipes, 75% tin), Grossmixtur V-VI (334 pipes, 75% tin), Trompete 8 (61 pipes, 75% tin)

Schwellwerk, Manual II (61 notes, expressive) Viola 8 (some pipes from old Abbey organ 61 pipes, 60% tin), Viola Celeste (TC) 8 (49 pipes, 60% tin), Bordun 8 (some pipes from old Abbey organ 61 pipes, pine), Prinzipal 4 (61 pipes, 60% tin), Viola 4 (pipes from old Abbey organ 61 pipes, 60% tin), Zauberflöte 4 (pipes from old Abbey organ 61 pipes, 40% tin), Nachthorn 2 (61 pipes, 40% tin), Mixtur IV (244 pipes, 75% tin), Bombarde 16 (61 pipes, 75% tin), Trompete 8 (61 pipes, 75% tin), Englisch Horn 8 (61 pipes, 75% tin), Tremulant

Kronenwerk, Manual III (61 notes) Flöte 8 (some pipes from old Abbey organ 61 pipes, pine), Flöte Celeste (TC) 8 (pipes from old Abbey organ 49 pipes, pine), Prinzipal 4 (61 pipes, 75% tin), Blockflöte 4 (61 pipes, 40% tin), Sesquialter II (122 pipes, 40% tin), Oktave 2 (61 pipes, 75% tin), Quinte 1⅓ (61 pipes, 40% tin), Krummhorn 8 (61 pipes, 75% tin), Tremulant, Zimbelstern

Pedal (32 notes) Prinzipal 16 (32 pipes, 75% tin), Subbass 16 (pipes from old Abbey organ 32 pipes, pine), Oktavbass 8 (32 pipes, 75% tin), Pommer 8 (pipes from old Abbey organ, 12 pipes pine), Choralbass 4 (32 pipes, 60% tin), Posaune 32 (12 pipes, oak), Posaune 16 (32 pipes, oak), Trompete 8 (32 pipes, 75% tin)

Couplers Hauptwerk – Pedal Kronenwerk – Hauptwerk, Schwellwerk – Pedal Schwellwerk – Hauptwerk, Kronenwerk – Pedal Kronenwerk – Schwellwerk

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