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Builder: Reuter Organ Co., Op. 1089, 1954. Manuals: 3 Ranks: 34 Pipes: 2256 Stops: 41 Action: Electro-pneumatic Notes: Information from Jeff Scofield. The Reuter contract was essentially for a new console and the addition of seven ranks and associated windchests for the existing Austin organ. The original Austin (1914) was installed in the landmark Louis Sullivan building when it was built in 1914. Austin was rebuilt (by Austin) in 1929 and updated by Reuter. Organ was replaced by 3/43 Sipe instrument in 1977. Organ Historical Society as of 2020. * = new pipework by Reuter (1954). Reuter cleaned, regulated and revoiced. Old Gt Bourdon pipes were placed on new chests and play on the Pedal organ (at pitches shown). GREAT ORGAN 16 Open Diapason* 61 8 First Open Diapason* 61 8 Second Open Diapason* 61 8 Doppel Flute 61 8 Gemshorn 61 4 Octave 61 4 Harmonic Flute 61 Grave Mixture II* 122 8 Trumpet 61 4 Clarion* 12 Gt/Gt (16, 4, Unison Off) Chimes SWELL ORGAN 16 Gedeckt 73 8 Open Diapason 73 8 Rohr flute 73 8 Voile d’Orchestre 73 8 Voix Celeste 61 8 Echo Salicional 73 4 Flute Traverso 73 4 Violina 73 2 Flageolet 61 8 Harmonic Tuba 73 8 Oboe 73 8 Vox Humana 61 c Tremolo Sw/Sw (16, 4, Unison Off) CHOIR ORGAN 8 Violincello 73 8 Viola 73 8 Hohl Floete 73 8 Dulciana 73 8 Unda Maris 61 2.2/3 Nazard* 61 2 Block Floete* 61 1.3/5 Tierce* 61 8 Clarinet 73 Tremolo Ch/Ch (16, 4, Unison Off) Chimes PEDAL ORGAN 16 Double Open Diapason 32 16 Bourdon 32 16 Open Diapason (Gt) 16 Gedeckt (Sw) 8 Octave 12 8 Bourdon 12 4 Flute 12 16 Trumpet 12 (Gt) 8 Clarion* (Gt) |
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