Roger A. Banks & Associates
2008 - 2009
Originally Reuter Organ Co. (Opus 1125, 1955)
First Presbyterian Church
Sanctuary
524 S. Duncan St.
Stillwater, OK, US
29 Ranks
Instrument ID: 69568 ● Builder ID: 6790 ● Location ID: 18958
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This instrument is: Extant and Playable in this location
Jim Stettner on March 15th, 2023:
This entry represents additional tonal changes and additions to an existing organ as well as mechanical modifications. New windchests for Swell and Pedal divisions were built to house new pipes: a used and refitted 2’ flute rank for the Great was installed, an Trompette 8’ for the Swell, repurposed Octave and Principal from the Great division to the Pedal (8’ and 4’), 'new' (used) Gt. 4’ Octave; Sw. 1’ Zauberflöte and Vox Humana pipes removed from storage in the organ blower room and reinstalled on new windchest; new console wiring, new stop tablets, new “concussion winkers” (quieter wind sound), misc. minor repairs, tuning and voicing. The cost of this work was $44,950.00.
This entry represents additional tonal changes and additions to an existing organ as well as mechanical modifications. New windchests for Swell and Pedal divisions were built to house new pipes: a used and refitted 2’ flute rank for the Great was installed, an Trompette 8’ for the Swell, repurposed Octave and Principal from the Great division to the Pedal (8’ and 4’), 'new' (used) Gt. 4’ Octave; Sw. 1’ Zauberflöte and Vox Humana pipes removed from storage in the organ blower room and reinstalled on new windchest; new console wiring, new stop tablets, new “concussion winkers” (quieter wind sound), misc. minor repairs, tuning and voicing. The cost of this work was $44,950.00.
Related Instrument Entries: Reuter Organ Co. (Opus 1125, 1955) , W. J. Stephens (1993) , Roger A. Banks & Associates (1996) , Reuter Organ Co. (2021)
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