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Updated through on-line information from James R. Stettner. -- The organ was located in the front, left corner of the chapel at sanctuary floor level. The Manual I 4' Prinzipal had its first 32 pipes en facade. The Manual I I-II Sesquialtera was I-rank for the first 12 notes, and II-ranks for the remaining 49 notes. The Manual I II-III Mixtur was II-ranks for the first 7 notes, and III-ranks for the remaining 54 notes. The top 5 notes of the Man. II 8' Trompette are doubled open metal trebles (8' + 4'). Documented: February, 1989.
The original builder was E. F. Walcker & Co. (c. 1969, Opus5104).
From Barrington College, Barrington, RI. On OCH For Sale list 1996.
Related Instrument Entries: E.F. Walcker & Cie. (Opus 5104, 1968ca.)
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