Range Organ Co.
1991
Originally McManis Organ Co. (1967)
Midway Hills Christian Church
11001 Midway Rd
Dallas, TX, US
22 Ranks - 1,375 Pipes
Instrument ID: 52979 ● Builder ID: 5161 ● Location ID: 46148
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This instrument is: Extant and Playable in this location
Database Manager on August 8th, 2014:
New console for the existing organ. Identified by Stephen Studnicka, based on personal knowledge of the organ. -- In 1991 under the supervision of Danny Keller, a contract was signed with the Range Organ Company in Mesquite, TX for a new console with 8 levels of memory, 65 draw stop knobs, and a complete capture and piston system at the cost of $49,500. Danny designed the placement of the draw knobs. The contract ensured the console matched the architecture of the sanctuary.
New console for the existing organ. Identified by Stephen Studnicka, based on personal knowledge of the organ. -- In 1991 under the supervision of Danny Keller, a contract was signed with the Range Organ Company in Mesquite, TX for a new console with 8 levels of memory, 65 draw stop knobs, and a complete capture and piston system at the cost of $49,500. Danny designed the placement of the draw knobs. The contract ensured the console matched the architecture of the sanctuary.
Related Instrument Entries: McManis Organ Co. (1967)
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