Positive Left - Manual I this
division located in Left Front Case
1.1 Quintadena 16 56 pipes metal,
stopped, deep bass may be in nearby Pedal tower
2.1 Præstant 8 49 pipes metal,
open, larger pipes in façade, deep bass common with 3.1
3.1 Gedackt 8 56 pipes metal,
stopped
4.1 Octave 4 56 pipes metal,
open
5.1 Rohrflöte 4 56 pipes metal,
stopped or chimneyed
6.1 Quinte 2
2/3 56 notes playable
from 10.1 by special windchest arrangement
7.1 Octave 2 56 pipes metal,
open
8.1 Waldflöte 2 56 pipes metal,
open, tapered
9.1 Sifflet 1
1/3 51 pipes metal,
open, to d’’’
10.1 Sesquialter II 112 pipes metal,
open
11.1 Scharff IV-VI ~281
pipes metal, open
12.1 Dulcian 8 56 pipes metal,
reed
The above 12 registers have ~885 pipes in 17 ranks
Great - Manual II this
division located in Upper Main Case
1.2 Præstant I, II from c” 16 72
pipes metal, open, most pipes in
façade, with mirror doubling in treble
2.2 Octave 8 56 pipes metal,
open
3.2 Spielflöte 8 * 56
pipes metal, tapered open flute
4.2 Octave 4 56 pipes metal,
open
5.2 Flute 4 56 pipes metal,
flute
6.2 Octave 2 56 pipes metal,
open
7.2 Mixture IV-VI ~286
pipes metal, open
8.2 Trumpet 16 56 pipes metal,
reed
9.2 Trumpet 8 * 56
pipes metal, reed
10.2 Trompette en chamade 8 56 pipes metal, horizontal reed in façade
11.2 Clairon en chamade 4 56 pipes metal, horizontal reed in façade; flues in high treble
The above 11 registers have ~862 pipes in 17
ranks
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Registers thus marked are available by
transmission for independent playing in the Pedal
Bombarde - Manual II or III this
division located with Great in Upper Main Case
1.3 Cornet V 135 pipes metal,
open or chimneyed, in treble from c’ to d’’’
2.3 Bombarde 16 56 pipes metal,
reed
3.3 Trompette 8 56 pipes metal,
reed
4.3 Clairon 4 56 pipes metal,
reed; flues in high treble
The above 4 registers have ~303 pipes in 8
ranks
Positive Right - Man III this
division located in Right Front Case
1.4 Bourdon 16 56 pipes wood
& metal, stopped, deep bass may
be in nearby Pedal tower
2.4 Bourdon 8 56 pipes wood
and/or metal, stopped
3.4 Flûte harmonique 8 38 pipes metal,
open, harmonic from f’, C - f common with 2.3
4.4 Viola 8 49 pipes metal,
open, some pipes may be in façade, deep bass common with 2.3
5.4 Prestant 4 56 pipes metal,
open, some pipes may be in façade
6.4 Grosse Tierce 3 1/5 56 pipes metal, open
7.4 Nasard 2
2/3 56 pipes metal, open
8.4 Quarte de Nasard 2 56 pipes metal,
open
9.4 Tierce 1
3/5 56 pipes metal, open
10.4 Larigot 1
1/3 56 pipes metal, open
11.4 Flageolet 1 51 pipes metal,
open, to d’’’
12.4 Cromorne 8 56 pipes metal,
reed
13.4 Bärpfeife 8 56 pipes metal,
reed
The above 13 registers have 698
pipes in 13 ranks
Echo expressiv - Manual
IV this division located in Swellbox in
lower part of Main Case
1.5 Stopped Diapason 8 56 pipes wood,
stopped
2.5 Viola da Gamba 8 56 pipes metal,
open
3.5 Vox Celeste 8 44 pipes metal,
open, from tenor C upwards
4.5 Flute Douce 4 56 pipes metal
and/or wood, flute
5.5 Nasard 2
2/3 44 pipes metal, open, from tenor C upwards
6.5 Principal 2 56 pipes metal,
open
7.5 Tertia 1
3/5 39 pipes metal, open, from tenor C to d’’’
8.5 Cimbel III 168 pipes metal,
open
9.5 Fagot 16 56 pipes metal,
reed
10.5 Oboe 8 56 pipes metal,
reed
11.5 Vox Humana 8 56 pipes metal,
reed
The above 11 registers have 687 pipes in 13 ranks
Pedal this
division located with Great in Upper Main
Case, and with largest pipes behind rest of organ
1.6 Subbass 32 12 pipes wood,
stopped, extended downwards from 2.5
2.6 Subbass 16 30 pipes wood,
stopped
3.6 Violonbass 16 30 pipes wood,
open
4.6 Præstant 16 18 pipes metal,
open, larger pipes in façades, deep bass common with 1.2
5.6 Octave 8 18 pipes metal,
open, deep bass common with 2.2
6.6 Octave 4 30 pipes metal,
open
7.6 Mixture V 150 pipes metal,
open
8.6 Contra Posaune 32 12 pipes wood,
reed, extended downwards from 9.5
9.6 Posaune 16 30 pipes metal,
reed
10.6 Trumpet 4 30 pipes metal,
reed
11.6 Cornett 2 30 pipes metal,
reed
The above 11 registers have 390 pipes in 13 ranks
The following stops are also
available to the Pedal by transmission from the Great division:
12.6 Spielflöte 8 30 notes from
Great 3.2
13.6 Trumpet 8 30 notes from
Great 10.2
Positive Left - Great Great - Pedal
Positive Right - Great Bombarde - Pedal
Echo - Great Positive
Left - Pedal
Echo - Manual III Positive
Right - Pedal
Echo - Pedal
Manual Exchanger: changes Bombarde division to play on Manual III rather than on Manual II
Tremulant, adjustable
This proposal provides an organ with a total of 64 stops having approximately 3825 pipes over 62 registers of
81 ranks
Keydesk attached in middle front of lower Main case, at organ gallery
floor level
Keyboard compasses: Manuals, 56
notes: C - g’’’; Pedal, 30 notes: C - f’, flat; layout
dimensions like Op. 33.
Mechanical key action, suspended; some
large pipes and/or couplers may be electrically actuated or assisted
Electric stop action with adjustable solid state combination system with
multiple memory levels
Mechanical control of Swell division louvers
Metal flue pipes of finest lead/tin and/or copper alloys, hammered and
voiced for vocale sound
Cone tuning for small flue pipes;
soldered hats for stopped metal pipes; all
reeds tunable by resident organist
Tuned using mild unequal temperament (Kellner’s “Bach”), nicely suited
to music of all periods
Wind system with wedge bellows and
electric blower; stable, but flexible
Organ to have fumed Appalachian white oak and Western red-cedar casework
with appropriate moldings, gilding and other ornamentation following historic
European traditions as exemplified in Builder’s work such as Brombaugh- organs
Op. 26, 33, etc, but simplified so as not to clash with concert hall decor.
The Positive Left and Positive Right divisions to be in two mirrored
cases at either side projecting forward from organ gallery above and behind the
main stage with arrangement so performer is nicely visible to audience. The Great and Bombarde divisions and smaller
Pedal pipes will be placed in the upper Main Case. The Swell division will be located behind
nice appearing Swell shades in the central space above the Keydesk in the lower
Main Case. The larger Pedal pipes and
bellows & blower of wind system
will be hidden from view behind organ or be located in acoustically isolated
room nearby rear of organ with floor level of organ gallery.
About this project:
John Brombaugh, a famous organ – builder from Oregon, in 1999 he planed to realise this
organ together with Harm Dieder Kirschner. Kirschner was really astonished,
because his shop exist since 2 ½ years. Brombaugh and Kirschner visit each
other and travelled to different organ – places like Göteborg in Sweden. There
they watched the new organ in the “Ögryte new church”. More details you can
find on page: www.goart.gu.se. . In Göteborg Brombaugh
and Kirschner met Winold van der Putten . He is a very busy
person in building historical organs. He was working on an gothic instrument
(you can see in Marsum / Niederlande). On the way back from Göteborg they
stopped in Roskilde (Denmark). Roof maker just were busy with casting the 4
food long plates for the roof of the cathedral. They casted pure lead on sand.
They took over this tradicional way fom their fathers. In the times of Arp
Schnitger (*1650 +1718) organ builder used such plates for making pipes. Putten
and Kirschner were really enthusiastic about this methods in Göteborg and
Roskilde, so they wanted to start this methods for their
following projects.
1.1 Quintadena 16 
1.2 Præstant I, II
ab c” 16
11.2 Clairon
en chamade 4
Rückpositiv rechts:
Echo expressiv :
