Rev. Arthur O. Aadland
Grace Lutheran Church
Sanctuary
755 Adams Ave.
Westbrook, MN, US
Instrument ID: 58266 ● Builder ID: 7747 ● Location ID: 50836
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Jim Stettner on January 28th, 2021:
From the builder's website: *"This Aadland organ at Grace Lutheran Church of Westbrook, MN. is prepared for a Phase II expansion which would include a surround casework that would be artistically designed to "frame in" and enhance the exposed principal display pipes, and further unify the sound of the principal chorus. Like other Aadland pipe organs, this organ also features the extra large swell shutter system for free flowing air circulation. This entire organ is designed and built with climate resistive engineering. This is the second computerized orchestral pipe organ built by Aadland Pipe Organ Co."*
From the builder's website: *"This Aadland organ at Grace Lutheran Church of Westbrook, MN. is prepared for a Phase II expansion which would include a surround casework that would be artistically designed to "frame in" and enhance the exposed principal display pipes, and further unify the sound of the principal chorus. Like other Aadland pipe organs, this organ also features the extra large swell shutter system for free flowing air circulation. This entire organ is designed and built with climate resistive engineering. This is the second computerized orchestral pipe organ built by Aadland Pipe Organ Co."*
Database Manager on May 16th, 2016:
This entry describes an original installation of a new pipe organ. Identified by John Igoe, using information from this web site: http://www.aadlandpipeorgan.com/apo-portfolio.html. <br>
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