First United Methodist Church

64 West Chocolate Avenue, Hershey



Time elapse of the installation process. September 14 to October 1, 2010.

Time elapsed video from the installation, Tuesday, 9/14 to Friday 10/1/2010

Létourneau organ, opus 121, 2010 - 41 ranks, 2,256 pipes

Specifications

Great Organ

16’ Lieblich Gedackt (from Choir)
8’ Open Diapason (1-25 (+6 dummies) in façade, 70% tin) 61 pipes
8’ Chimney Flute (1-12 wood and 13-61 40% tin) 61 pipes
4’ Principal (70% tin) 61 pipes
4’ Harmonic Flute (56% tin) 61 pipes
2’ Fifteenth (56% tin) 61 pipes
1 1/3’ Mixture IV-V (19-22-26-29, 56% tin) 288 pipes
16’ Bassoon-Oboe (from Swell)
8’ Trumpet harmonic (56% tin) 66 pipes
8’ Festival Trumpet (from Choir)
Chimes (from Choir)
Zimbelstern (digital - enclosed with Choir)
Tremulant
MIDI on Great

Swell Organ

8’ Gamba (from former Kilgen organ, revoiced) 61 pipes
8’ Voix Celeste (from former Kilgen organ, revoiced) 61 pipes
8’ Bourdon (1-12 wood & 13-61 40% tin) 61 pipes
4’ Principal (56% tin) 61 pipes
4’ Spire Flute (40% tin) 61 pipes
2 2/3’ Nazard (40% tin) 61 pipes
2’ Flageolet (40% tin) 61 pipes
1 3/5’ Tierce (40% tin) 61 pipes
2’ Mixture III-IV (15-19-22, 56% tin) 232 pipes
16’ Bassoon-Oboe (ext. of 8′) 12 pipes
8’ Trumpet (harmonic, 56% tin) 66 pipes
8’ Oboe (from former Kilgen organ, revoiced) 61 pipes
8’ Festival Trumpet (from Choir)
Tremulant
MIDI on Swell


Choir organ

16’ Lieblich Gedackt ext. of 8′, wood 12 pipes
8’ Gemshorn (from former Kilgen organ, revoiced) 61 pipes
8’ Gemshorn Celeste from C13 49 pipes
8’ Lieblich Gedackt (1-49 wood and 51-61 40% tin) 61 pipes
4’ Principal (56% tin) 61 pipes
4’ Spindle Flute (from former Kilgen organ, revoiced) 61 pipes
2’ Fifteenth (56% tin) 61 pipes
1 1/3’ Larigot (40% tin) 61 pipes
8’ Clarinet (from former Kilgen organ, revoiced) 61 pipes
8’ Festival Trumpet (hooded, harmonic trebles, zinc and 56% tin) 66 pipes
Chimes (digital)
Harp (digital)
Tremulant
MIDI on Choir


Pedal organ

32’ Bourdon (digital)
16’ Contrabass (56% tin) 32 pipes
16’ Subbass (from former Kilgen organ, revoiced) 32 pipes
16’ Lieblich Gedackt (from Choir)
8’ Principal (1-25 (+6 dummies) façade, 70% tin) 32 pipes
8’ Bass Flute (extended from 16’ Subbass) 12 pipes
8’ Lieblich Gedackt (from Choir)
4’ Choral Bass (56% tin) 32 pipes
32’ Contra Fagotto (digital)
16’ Trombone (from former Kilgen organ, revoiced) 32 pipes
16’ Bassoon (from Swell)
8’ Trumpet (ext of 16′) 12 pipes
4′ Oboe (from Swell)
8’ Festival Trumpet (from Choir)
Chimes (from Choir)
MIDI on Pedal


Couplers

8’ Great to Pedal 16’ Swell to Choir
4’ Great to Pedal 8’ Swell to Choir
8’ Swell to Pedal 4’ Swell to Choir
4’ Swell to Pedal 16’ Choir to Choir
8’ Choir to Pedal Choir Unison Off
4’ Choir to Pedal 4’ Choir to Choir
16’ Swell to Great 16’ Choir to Great
8’ Swell to Great 8’ Choir to Great
4’ Swell to Great 4’ Choir to Great
16’ Great to Great 16’ Swell to Swell
Great Unison Off Swell Unison Off
4’ Great to Great 4’ Swell to Swell


Combination Pistons

6 divisional affecting Great Stops
6 divisional affecting Swell Stops
6 divisional affecting Choir Stops
6 divisional affecting Pedal Stops
10 generals and 1 canceller affecting entire organ
Pedal combinations and general combinations duplicated by toe studs.
Piston and toe stud reversibles for Swell, Choir and Great to Pedal
Piston reversibles for Swell to Great, Choir to Great and Swell to Choir
Toe stud reversibles for 32' Bourdon, 32' Contra Fagotto and Zimbelstern
Sforzando piston and toe stud reversible (can be set on each memory level)
Crescendo pedal (30 stages) also programmable Alternate Crescendo
64 levels of memory
Manual Transfer between Great and Choir manuals (with indicator light) affecting all relevant pistons.
Complete MIDI compatibility, including the ability for the organ to be played from a MIDI-compatible keyboard or sequencer and the ability for the organ console to play a MIDI-compatible electronic instrument.
Transposer, enabling pitch transpositions up or down seven semi-tones.
Record and Playback device.

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