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001.JPG41 viewsgreat/pedal and swell expressions. and the SFZ toestud.
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002.JPG92 viewsTHIS is a massive organ for haveing a smaller stoplist! 800 Pound console! 160 pound pedals!
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01_JPG_fs.jpg35 viewsOmaha Nebraska
St Cecilias Cathedral
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02_JPG_fs.jpg63 viewsMartin Pasi Opus 14. Omaha Nebraska at St Cecilias cathedral
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05_JPG_fs.jpg67 viewsConsole of opus 14. Omaha The organ is 58 keys, and flat 30 note pedal board. Built to the size of I believe an Arp Schnitger The drawknobs= equaltemp the combo action moves the stops electricallyThe bars are an Italian style system - Quarter Comma Meantone- The combo action is completely disabled when they are engaged. Picture being in the church. No power. All dark. And the organ breaths to light. Is it a ghost? No! Its just me playing the organ. And a friend pumping it for me!! It sure does sound beautiful that way. Especially with the meantone. Buxtehude never sounded better.
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06_JPG_fs.jpg52 viewsAnother view of the console stops
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07_JPG_fs.jpg91 viewsThe bellows of the beast. The grey box on the right of the picture on the wood is the starter. The blower is right out of sight on the right bottom. AND ITS HUGE!! Well that is 65 ranks to come up to so its gota be big. Is it just me or is it always really cold in the blower room??Note the led shot on the blowers. Who needs bricks. Just pick up a gun license and get some led shot! It works!
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08_JPG_fs.jpg74 viewsThe second wedge up, you see a bar running horizontal in front of it. This is the Handle to hold on to for HAND (feet) PUMPING the organ! Gives the organ the blooming undulation effect! Great workout! But I would do it for free anyday. You can also see some of the wind tracts running around.
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09_JPG_fs.jpg68 viewsFront of organ case (well some of it anyways) Look at the nice detailing in the case.
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10_JPG_fs.jpg90 viewsPINK!!!! Agh!!! I have no Idea why my organ teacher thought it would fit when he designed the organ!! The organ was very beautiful and he did a perfect job on it. But the pink, well I could do with out! Its so dark in there they look red though. They are on both sides of the organ, back against the back wall in the dark, so invisible except the very top 3 tops from below.
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11_JPG_fs.jpg79 viewsLooking up the 32' trombone. Way way up there, is the top. The pipes go to the very top and then some of the case.
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12_JPG_fs.jpg80 viewsWires- wood- and trackers all tangled together. How do they do that?
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