A. W. Brandt & Co.
1950s
Originally Hall Organ Co. (1929before)
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church
Columbus, OH, US
Instrument ID: 50047 ● Builder ID: 12 ● Location ID: 43966
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Database Manager on July 21st, 2012:
Identified through information from Thomas Veregge: -- Relocation and rebuild of Hall Organ Co. organ built for Church of the Good Shepherd before 1929.<br>The original console was used. Brandt added three stops: II Grave Mixture (Gt.), 16-8 Trumpet Unit (Sw.) and added a 4' principal using old pipes to the swell. The Organ was dispersed for parts when the Schantz Organ presently in the church was built and installed.
Identified through information from Thomas Veregge: -- Relocation and rebuild of Hall Organ Co. organ built for Church of the Good Shepherd before 1929.<br>The original console was used. Brandt added three stops: II Grave Mixture (Gt.), 16-8 Trumpet Unit (Sw.) and added a 4' principal using old pipes to the swell. The Organ was dispersed for parts when the Schantz Organ presently in the church was built and installed.
Related Instrument Entries: Hall Organ Co. (1929before)
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