Our Lady of Perpetual Help, New Albany, Indiana Large format photography & Music Sound Samples High Speed Internet recommended.
| Pedal | Great | Positive |
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16′ Subbass 8′ Principal 4′ Choral Bass
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8′ Principal 8′ Rohr Floete 4′ Octave 4′ Spill Floete 2 2/3′ Nasat T.C. 2′ Spitz Octave 1 3/5′ Terz T.C. 1 1/3′ Mixture III-V Positiv/Great |
8′ Gedackt Pommer 4′ Koppel Floete 2′ Principal 1 1/3′ Quint 2/3′ Scharf III 8′ Krummhorn Tremulant |
Stop action is electric, providing four pistons for each division and six general pistons.
The console is detached from the main case and positioned in front of the Ruckpositiv. The entire tracker mechanism is of metal.
Phenolic-base plastic is used for the sliders operating in conjunction with telescopic hulls.
A heavy welded steel framework supports the chests and casework, maintaining correct spacing for tracker and slider mechanism at all times.
Welded-steel frames support the console and Ruckspostiv simultaneously.
All voicing is open toe; no nicking is done (Source: September 1969 Diapason Magazine).
Click the play button (right facing arrow) to listen after the file begins to download.
Arioso – J.S. Bach
performed by
Dr. David K. Lamb
May 10, 2006
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