Elmer Goetz
1985after

Updated by James R. Stettner, using information from this web site: http://www.christianmusic.com/states/florida/daytonabeachchurch_music-3.htm.
-- The christianmusic.com website states, "Trinity Lutheran Church is blessed with an excellent 29 rank Pipe Organ and very talented organists. [photo] The organ was built by Elmer Goetz, formerly of Daytona Beach, and a member of Trinity Lutheran Church congregation. In addition to its inspiring visual display, the organ's beauty comes from its alluring musical colors provided in part by European pipe-work of only the finest quality. The classic organs of Europe crafted hundreds of years ago were built on-site in exactly the same manner as was this organ. This method produces far superior organs in contrast to mass-produced instruments. The two-and-a half year project allowed time for changes, additions, and improvements to the organ from its original specifications. Several ranks of pipes were added and one rank was eliminated requiring additional design modifications. Under the tonal direction of Allan Van Zoeren and Thomas Helms, the final blending of pipes with the total ensemble gave the organ its unique personality."

Updated through online information from Stephen Hall.

Identified through on-line information from Stephen Hall. -- Information from church website, accessed June 16, 2009: Tonal finishing by Allan Van Zoeren and Thomas Helms.