Tellers-Sommerhoff Organ Co.
1913ca.
St. Mary of Czestochowa Roman Catholic Church
857 Kenneth Ave.
New Kensington, PA, US
21 Ranks
Instrument ID: 58588 ● Builder ID: 6187 ● Location ID: 51096
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2 Manuals (61 Notes)30 Note Pedal21 StopsStop Layout: Unknown
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Database Manager on June 28th, 2016:
This entry describes an original installation of a new pipe organ. Identified by Stephen Hall, using information from this web site: http://www.stmarynk.org/organ.html. <br>Organ rebuilt and enlarged by the Allegheny Pipe Organ Company of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, in 1993 as part of the church's celebration of its 100th year. Organ retained most of the original pipes, facade casework, and the console shell. Eight ranks (616 new pipes) added, chests replaced, console interior rebuilt. (Source: Church website, http://www.stmarynk.org/organ.html, updated Dec. 29, 2008, accessed June 17, 2016.)
This entry describes an original installation of a new pipe organ. Identified by Stephen Hall, using information from this web site: http://www.stmarynk.org/organ.html. <br>Organ rebuilt and enlarged by the Allegheny Pipe Organ Company of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, in 1993 as part of the church's celebration of its 100th year. Organ retained most of the original pipes, facade casework, and the console shell. Eight ranks (616 new pipes) added, chests replaced, console interior rebuilt. (Source: Church website, http://www.stmarynk.org/organ.html, updated Dec. 29, 2008, accessed June 17, 2016.)
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