Inside the 1913 Möller IV/36 Pipe Organ
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What a shame a wonderful ORGAN is this manitude goes unplayed and unkept. I wish I could OWN it.
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Wär ja recht interessant, aber bei den Kameraschwenk´s wird mir schlecht....
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I apologize for the jerkiness. This was taken on my old iPhone 4, after I got it. At that time, Apple had not made improvements to the video capturing.
As I understand it, this console is original from the most recent rebuild. (1954 I believe.)
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Nice music; it's not the picture quality that's a problem, but I got seasick the way you kept jerking from spot to spot rapidly. The console appears to be a much newer replacement console.
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Nice music; it's not the picture quality that's a problem, but I got seasick the way you kept jerking from spot to spot rapidly.
It looks like a 1950's moller console....
mpsnknox 4 months ago
@mpsnknox it is. It has not been modified either.
JoelScottK 4 months ago
It's in remarkably good shape considering how little care it's been given. Well-played. Lovely room, too.
Organgrinder1010 4 months ago
@Organgrinder1010 Yes it certainly is in remarkably good shape. I have been amazed. I guess it's a testament to Moller's build quality. My friend Peter is the organist here. He's a talented guy, and fellow music student in the Buffalo area.
JoelScottK 4 months ago
Unusual that the organ pipes are not visible, maybe that is one reason why it is not played much....people don't realise it is there.
goodchappy 6 months ago
@goodchappy I'm sure this might be a reason. Although at this time in history, along with architectural trends, and the trends of this denomination, most of their pipe organs were screened. However, you are correct that many folks do not realize it is there.
JoelScottK 4 months ago