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Builder: M.P. Möller Opus 9760, 1962 Manuals: 3 Ranks: 16 Action: Electropneumatic Notes: Photo and additional information from Carla A. Johnson, 9/2010. GREAT 8' Diapason 61 8' Koppelflöte (ch) 8' Spitzflöte (ch) 8' Unda Maris tc (ch) 4' Octave 12 Fourniture III-IV 201 Chimes SWELL 8' Hohlflöte 61 8' Salicional 68 8' Voix Celeste tc 56 4' Flute 12 2.2/3' Nazard -- 2' Flautino 12 16' Hautbois tc 8' Trumpet 68 8' Hautbois 68 4' Clarion 12 Tremolo CHOIR 8' Koppelflöte 68 8' Spitzflöte 68 8' Unda Maris tc 56 4' Nachthorn 61 2.2/3' Nasat 61 2' Nachthorn 12 Tremolo PEDAL 32' Resultant -- 16' Contrebasse 32 16' Bourdon 12 (Sw) 8' Octave 12 8' Flute (Sw) 4' Choralbass 12 4' Flute (Sw) 16' Bombarde 12 (Sw) Usual sub and super couplers |
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The organ was dedicated during the Palm Sunday worship service in
1963. Mr. Harry Iverson of the Möller Company designed the
instrument, and J.R. Gould & Son of Minneapolis installed and tuned
it. The organ has four sections: The Great Organ, The Swell Organ, The Choir Organ, and the Pedal Organ. There is a three-manual console with electro-pneumatic action, eighteen ranks of pipes and thirty stops, numerous windchests, expression shades, switches, relays, and wind tunnels. In addition, the instrument has nine couplers, five adjustable combinations, six pedal movements, and a general cancel piston. There are 1040 separate pipes and an additional 478 notes. |
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