John Dill
2009

Originally Roy A. Redman (Organ Co.) (Opus 64, 1992)

Assumption Seminary

2600 W Woodlawn Avenue
San Antonio, TX, US

9 Ranks - 449 Pipes

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	GREAT🛈 Notes: 56 notes
8'	Open Diapason🛈 Notes: 44 pipes
8'	Stopped Diapason Bass🛈 Notes: 12 pipes
8'	Clarabella🛈 Notes: 44 pipes
4'	Principal🛈 Notes: 56 pipes
4'	Wald Flute🛈 Notes: 44 pipes
2'	Fifteenth🛈 Notes: 56 pipes

	SWELL🛈 Notes: 56 notes
8'	Gedackt Bass🛈 Notes: 12 pipes, added in 1992
8'	Lieblich Gedackt🛈 Notes: 44 pipes
8'	Keraulophon🛈 Notes: 44 pipes
4'	Gemshorn🛈 Notes: 56 pipes

	PEDAL🛈 Notes: 25 notes
16'	Bourdon🛈 Notes: 25 pipes

	COUPLERS
	Swell to Great
	Swell to Pedal
	Great to Pedal

Originally Written/Published: 1992

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This instrument is: Extant and Playable in this location

Database Manager on October 17th, 2010:

Identified through information from John Dill: -- Relocated from Holy Communion of Frankford, Episcopal (Dallas). The original instrument is an English organ of 1879, modified and installed by Roy Redman in 1992. Here it is placed on a moving platform and is now in a live acoustic. No alterations were made with the exception of a concussion bellows that stabilized the wind while it is pumped by hand. The instrument is used daily for mass.

Related Instrument Entries: Roy A. Redman (Organ Co.) (Opus 64, 1992)

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