Orgelbau Schulte
2011

Originally Steer & Turner [J.W. Steer] (Opus 14, 1869)

Catholic Church of St. Maternus

Steinstraße 1
Cologne-Rodenkirchen, GM

25 Ranks - 1,302 Pipes

Instrument ID: 71194 ● Builder ID: 8364 ● Location ID: 61466

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	Great🛈
16'	Bourdon🛈	46
8'	Open Diapason	58
8'	Dulciana	58
8'	Melodia	58
4'	Octave	58
4'	Flauto traverso	58
2 ²⁄₃'	Twelfth	58
2'	Fifteenth	58
III	Mixture	174
8'	Trumpet	58
8'	Clarinet🛈	46

	Swell (Expressive)🛈
16'	Bourdon	58
8'	Open Diapason	58
8'	Stopped Diapason	58
4'	Octave	58
4'	Flute	58
2'	Fifteenth	58
1 ¹⁄₃'	Nineteenth	58
8'	Bassoon🛈	12
8'	Oboe🛈	46

	Pedal🛈
16'	Open Diapason🛈	27
16'	Bourdon	27
8'	Stopped	27
4'	Horn	27

8'	Great to Pedal

Restored to 1968 specification

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This instrument is: Extant and Playable in this location

Paul R. Marchesano on February 16th, 2024:

The removal of the organ began on November 4, 2010, by two members of the German firm doing the relocation and two members of the Organ Clearing House crew. The organ was restored to its 1968 Outerbridge/Boadway tonally-modified condition by Orgelbau-Schulte and installed in the rear gallery of St. Maternus, Cologne-Rodenkirchen, Germany. The installation was completed at the end of 2011. A new Great Trumpet replaced a missing original. -- information provided by Scot Huntington

Webpage Links: Builder's page with history of the move and restoration plus photos and stoplist

Related Instrument Entries: Steer & Turner [J.W. Steer] (Opus 14, 1869)

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