Zion Lutheran Church 5 ranks 1997 The tonal design for this organ follows that of the late baroque southern German tradition while three sets of reused pipes provided motivation for the construction of this new instrument. Stored in a basement for a number of years, the pipes were about all that was left of value from an old church organ. Their late Victorian character held much promise for reuse, and this organ was built to incorporate them. The exact date and origin of the old pipes is unknown despite some research. Their construction suggests that they were probably made between 1890 - 1910. Click here for a short organ piece made to illustrate the Hohlpfeife 8' and Octav 2' used together.
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