Muscatine, Iowa
St. Mathias Roman Catholic Church

Albert Stannke Pipe Organ, vintage ca. 1950
Two manuals, 15 ranks 
Electro-pneumatic and electro-mechanical unit action
Behind twin side chamber cases derived from original center casework

GREAT – 61 notes, unenclosed except as noted
8’	Open Diapason	rank 1     61 pipes
8’	Melodia		12 pipes, remainder from rank 12, enclosed with Swell
8’	Bell Gamba	rank 2     61 pipes
8’	Dolce		from rank 10
8’	Dolce Celeste	rank 3     61 pipes, enclosed with Swell, 1-12 unenclosed stopped bass
4’	Octave		rank 4     73 pipes
4’	Gedackt		from rank 8
2-2/3’	Twelfth		from rank 11
2’	Fifteenth	from rank 4
1-1/3’	Quinte		from rank 9
2’	Mixture III	ranks 5-7   183 pipes, enclosed with Swell
8’	Trumpet		from rank 14
4’	Great to Great
4’	Swell to Great
8’	Swell to Great
16’	Swell to Great

SWELL – 61 notes, enclosed and expressive
16’	Bourdon		rank 8     85 pipes, from C13
8’	Geigen		rank 9     81 pipes, 1-12 unenclosed
8’	Hölz Gedackt	from rank 8
8’	Dulciana	rank 10    61 pipes, 1-12 unenclosed
4’	Fugara		rank 11    61 pipes
4’	Wald Flute	rank 12    61 pipes (Melodia type)
2-2/3’	Nazard		from rank 8
2’	Principal	rank 13    61 pipes
1-3/5’	Tierce		prepared for/inoperative
1’	Scharff III	from ranks 5-7, no top octave
8’	Trumpet		rank 14    73 pipes
4’	Clarion		from rank 14
4’	Swell to Swell
16’	Swell to Swell

PEDAL – 30 notes, unenclosed
16’	Subbass			rank 15	30 pipes
16’	Lieblich Gedackt	12 unenclosed pipes, remainder from rank 8
8’	Principal		from rank 9
8’	Bass Flute		prepared for/inoperative, assumed from rank 15, no top octave
4’	Choral Bass		from rank 9
8’	Great to Pedal
8’	Swell to Pedal


 [Received from Shawn P. Keith 2014-03-29.]