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This organ is a rebuild of the old hire organ, which had undergone several changes over the years.
It was time to put the organ to better use rather than simply waiting for the all too infrequent hire outings.
It is now played nearly every day, and gets updated with new samples or occasional stop changes as required
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Well first of all you have to get
the organ to its destination.... As this was a four manual organ, we had to use a four manual BMW - this is the only one we know of in the country - if not the world! |
A mix of stained & natural oak maintains visual interest |
The general pistons are above the Solo keys with the necessary digital displays nestling behind a smoked perspex panel |
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| General view of the organ in its
corner of the music room. |
The proud owner tries it out for
the first time |
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| We can't actually show you the smile on his face when he eventually was allowed to turn the wick up, but you know the way all organists love to "pull out the thirty two foot"... | ... but here's the "smile" on his wife Susie's face when he was cookin' at Gas Mark 10 |
Then he put in all the loud stops and made quiet sounds |
Much nicer |
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