C. S. Haskell [Haskell Pipe Organ Manufacturing Co.]
1919
Lutheran Church of the Incarnation (Now: Renewal Presbyterian)
4633 Cedar Avenue
Philadelphia, PA, US
Instrument ID: 67205 ● Builder ID: 1014 ● Location ID: 58327
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Zenas Michael Savage on September 8th, 2021:
Known from the July 1919 issue of *The Diapason* (Not on Haskell opus lists) "The new Haskell organ in the Lutheran Church of the Incarnation was formally opened June 8 by the organist, Herbert Evans. A portion of "St. Paul" was successfully and artistically performed by the large chorus choir with the help of noted soloists."
Known from the July 1919 issue of *The Diapason* (Not on Haskell opus lists) "The new Haskell organ in the Lutheran Church of the Incarnation was formally opened June 8 by the organist, Herbert Evans. A portion of "St. Paul" was successfully and artistically performed by the large chorus choir with the help of noted soloists."
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