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Immanuel Presbyterian Church Organ Specifications | Milwaukee

Immanuel Presbyterian Church

Immanuel Presbyterian, Milwaukee
Hook & Hastings op. 1045, 1881
Wangerin op. 466, 1926
American Organ Supply 1978
William Hansen 2002
Fabry 2009+

Immanuel Presbyterian Church
1100 N. Astor St
Milwaukee, WI

What organ stops are in the Great division?

The Great organ division includes: Open Diapason 16’ (39 pipes; rest from pedal Violone), Bourdon 16’ (61 pipes), First Open Diapason 8’ (61 pipes), Second Open Diapason 8’ (61 pipes), Doppel Flöte 8’ (61 pipes), Chimney Flute 8’ (61 pipes), First Gamba 8’ (61 pipes), Second Gamba 8’ (61 pipes), Gemshorn 8’ (61 pipes), Aeoline 8’ (49 pipes), Octave 4’ (61 pipes), Triangular Flute 4’ (61 pipes), Twelfth 2 2/3’ (61 pipes), Fifteenth 2’ (61 pipes), Waldflöte 2’ (61 pipes), Mixture IV (244 pipes), Mixture III (183 pipes), Double Trumpet 16’ (61 pipes), Trumpet 8’ (61 pipes), Clarion 4’ (61 pipes), Tuba Mirabilis 8’ (61 pipes), Tromba 8’ (61 pipes), Tuba Major 8’ (61 pipes), and Cathedral Chimes (25 tubes).

What organ stops are in the Swell (enclosed) division?

The Swell (enclosed) organ division includes: Lieblich Gedeckt 16’ (61 pipes), Open Diapason 8’ (73 pipes), Stopped Diapason 8’ (73 pipes), Viole de Gambe 8’ (73 pipes), Viole Celeste 8’ (61 pipes), Octave 4’ (73 pipes), Flauto Traverso 4’ (73 pipes), Nazard 2 2/3’ (61 pipes), Flautino 2’ (61 pipes), Tierce 1 3/5’ (61 pipes), Mixture III (183 pipes), Bassoon 16’ (prepared), Trumpet 8’ (73 pipes), Oboe 8’ (73 pipes), Vox Humana 8’ (61 pipes), Clarion 4’ (73 pipes), and Tremulant.

What organ stops are in the Choir (enclosed) division?

The Choir (enclosed) organ division includes: Violone 16’ (61 pipes, 16’ octave electronic), Geigen Principal 8’ (73 pipes), Melodia 8’ (73 pipes), Viole d’Amour 8’ (73 pipes), Viole d’Amour Celeste 8’ (61 pipes), Octave 4’ (73 pipes), Stopped Flute 4’ (73 pipes), Piccolo Harmonique 2’ (61 pipes), Larigot 1 1/3’ (61 pipes), Mixture II (122 pipes), Clarinet 8’ (61 pipes), English Horn 8’ (73 pipes), Tremulant, Tuba Mirabilis 8’ (great), Tromba 8’ (great), Tuba Major (great), Harp Celeste (49 bars), Cymbelstern (4 bells), and Mockingbird (3 pipes).

What organ stops are in the String (enclosed, floating) division?

The String (enclosed, floating) organ division includes: Violoncello 8’ (73 pipes), Cello Celeste 8’ (61 pipes), Viola Sordo 8’ (73 pipes), Viola Celeste 8’ (61 pipes), Dulciana 8’ (73 pipes), and Cor d’Amour 8’ (73 pipes).

What organ stops are in the Pedal division?

The Pedal organ division includes: Contre Bourdon 32’ (electronic), Contra Gedeckt 32’ (electronic), Open Diapason 16’ (32 pipes), Violone 16’ (32 pipes), Bourdon 16’ (great), Lieblich Gedeckt 16’ (swell), Octave 8’ (32 pipes), Bass Flute 8’ (32 pipes), Holz Gedeckt 8’ (32 pipes), Fifteenth 4’ (12 pipes), Mixture IV (128 pipes), Contre Bombarde 32’ (electronic), Contra Trombone 32’ (electronic), Trombone 16’ (12 pipes, then Tuba), Double Trumpet 16’ (great), Bassoon 16’ (swell preparation), Tromba 8’ (great), and Tromba 4’ (great).

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