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Specification of Op. 30, for PILGRIM EV. LUTHERAN CHURCH, Beaverton, Oregon (This is a small 2 manual and pedal organ with "exchange slider" configuration having all pipes on one windchest.) DISPOSITION: Manual I Præstant 8 Holpipe 8 - Viol d' Gamba 8 * - Octave 4 * Spitzflöte 4 * Nasard 2 2/3 * Octave 2 * Tierce (discant) 1 3/5 * Mixture IV Trumpet 8 Manual II Oak Gedackt 8 Viol d' Gamba 8 * - Octave 4 * Spitzflöte 4 * Nasard 2 2/3 * Octave 2 * Tierce (discant) 1 3/5 * Pedal Subbass (Douglass Fir) 16 Præstant 8 + Trumpet 8 + Couplers, etc Manual I - Pedal Tremulant, adjustable * Register which may be played from either manual (but not both simultaneously) as determined by which of its three stopknob positions has been selected. - Some bass tones are common with another stop. + Manual I registers that are playable in Pedal. Keyboard compasses: Manuals, 56 notes: C - g '''; Pedal, 30 notes: C - f ', flat Mechanical key action, suspended; mechanical stop action; attached keydesk Solid wood slider chests Metal flue pipes of finest lead/tin alloys, hammered and voiced for vocale sound Façade pipe mouths are gilded with 23 carat gold Cone tuning for small flue pipes; soldered hats for stopped metal pipes; reeds are easily tunable by organist Wind system with wedge bellows and electric blower located behind organ; stabilized, but flexible Case is of fumed Appalachian white oak and western red-cedar with appropriate ornamentation in simple modern style. The organ is tuned in Kellner's "Bach" temperament which is suited to music of all periods. The organ has 12 registers, 15 ranks, with 775 pipes. This instrument was completed and dedicated in Fall 1987 in concerts by Dr. Lee Garrett and Nancy Le Roi & Timothy Nickels, advisors to the congregation.
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