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Russell Organ Company, Stephen Russell and his assistant, Larry Nevin, did the final work on the installation.
Bob Conway watches pipes being installed .
Shaping pipes before installation.
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One hour till boat reservation…on goes the front panel of the wind chest.
Phil Thursday afternoon, studying the new instrument. Phil, member of the Organ Committee helped choose the instrument, a reproduction of a Russell organ played during the search.
SPECIFICATIONS
for
Chilmark Community Church
MANUAL I
8 Principal8 Rohrfloete4 Octave4 Gedeckt2 Super Octave1 1/3 Quint
MANUAL II
8 Gedeckt4 Rohrfloete2 2/3 Nasat tc2 Blockfloete1 3/5 Terz tgPEDAL16 Subbass8 Principal8 Gedeckt4 Octave4 Rohrfloete
DERIVATION:Stop # Pipes I II Pedal16 Subbass*-Gedeckt 85 pipes 4 8-2 16*-84 Octave 73 pipes 81 – 81-44 Rohrfloete 49 pipes – 8 -1 1/3 Quint (c1-g54) 54 pipes – 8 -1 3/5 Terz (g20-d51) 32 pipes 4-2 8*-4 -*
1-12 Electronic.1 1-12 Common Bass from Gedeckt 8’ plus Rohrfloete 4’.2 Common bass from Gedeckt 8’.
5 ranks 16 stops 293 pipes 12 tone generators