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In 2007 St. Maryβs replaced its old organ console with a new three-manual Allen Heritage model. The instrument is an acoustic/digital hybrid blending pipe ranks from the earlier Gress-Miles organ with electronic voices ranging from 32-foot pipes to orchestral instruments. The pipe installation phase was completed by the Faucher Organ Company. Their work on the organ included the building of a new five-stop Great chest, a five-stop Swell chest, a new winding system, and a solid-state relay system allowing the console to control the pipe chests.
The three-manual organ console was designed by Burton Tidwell and installed by Lee Stadale. The console controls both the acoustic pipes and electronic voices distributed among 25 audio channels amplified by a 900-watt sound system. Also included are 256 MIDI voices which include 128 general MIDI sounds, along with 94 Allen-sampled orchestral instruments. The orchestral specification is perfect for blended worship.
--Church website
Updated through online information from Bob Faucher.
Identified through online information from Robert Faucher. -- Pipe ranks provide Great and Swell foundation choruses in combination instrument.
Webpage Links: Our Organ , Opus #42 β Church of St. Mary the Virgin, Chappaqua NY 2008 β New
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