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Builder: Hinners Organ Co, Opus 3030, 1934 Manuals: 2 Ranks: 8 Action: Electropneumatic Notes: Identified through email from Robert Bergford. "The instrument is on around 3.5" of wind, 2 reservoirs, 1 hp blower, electro-pneumatic action. Originally installed in a Methodist church in River Falls, WI [ed: current organ is a Zimmer], removed in 1978 to a private residence in St. Paul, then purchased and relocated to St. Louis Park by Robert Bergfors where it is being installed in the basement of my home. My goal is to keep the core instrument original, but add a relay and additional chests and ranks in the future." 3/2011 GREAT 61 notes 8' Open Diapason 61 (scale 43, 6" diameter, lowest 19 originally facade, remainder linen lead) 8' Dulciana 12 (church retained the rest for the new organ; I have installed a 1930's Cornopean in this place) 8' Melodia 61 (wood, stopped bass, open wood, metal trebles; removed and replaced with a 4' Principal form M.P. Moller #8270) 2.2/3', 2' Grave Mixture II 61 (from Moller #8279) Cathedral chimes (do not have original brass tubes) SWELL 73 notes 8' Stopped Diapason (wood, metal trebles) 8' Salicional (1-12 mitered zinc, remainder spotted) 4' Harmonic Flute (1-6 zinc, remainder heavy spotted metal, large scale) Tremolo PEDAL 32 notes 16' Bourdon (wood) 16' Lieblich (softer) 16' Open Wood (added, from a 1916 Austin) |
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