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St. Andrew’s Casavant Organ
This twenty-three rank instrument is the 3502nd pipe organ created by Casavant Fréres Limitée of St. Hyacinthe, Québec. It was dedicated “To the Greater Glory of God and in loving memory of Emma Alvina Kelting” during worship services on October 11, 1981 and in a recital presented by Delores Bruch, then professor of organ at the University of Iowa. The electric action organ consists of two 56-note keyboards, a 32-note pedalboard and 1,121 pipes. The console is detached and movable, allowing for flexible performance options. For more information on Casavant pipe organs, click here.
This twenty-three rank instrument is the 3502nd pipe organ created by Casavant Fréres Limitée of St. Hyacinthe, Québec. It was dedicated “To the Greater Glory of God and in loving memory of Emma Alvina Kelting” during worship services on October 11, 1981 and in a recital presented by Delores Bruch, then professor of organ at the University of Iowa. The electric action organ consists of two 56-note keyboards, a 32-note pedalboard and 1,121 pipes. The console is detached and movable, allowing for flexible performance options. For more information on Casavant pipe organs, click here.
Specifications
GREAT
8’ Prinzipal
8’ Bordun
4’ Oktave
4’ Waldflöte
2’ Oktave
III Kornett
IV Mixtur
8’ Trompete (Swell)
Tremulant
SWELL
8’ Spitzgambe
8’ Vox Coelestis
8’ Rohrgedackt
4’ Koppelflöte
2’ Italienisch Prinzipal
1-1/3’ Quinte
16’ Dulzian
8’ Trompete
Tremulant
PEDAL
16’ Subbass
8’ Oktave
8’ Gedacktbass (Great)
4’ Oktave
16’ Trompete (Swell)
16’ Dulzian (Swell)
8’ Trompete (Swell)
4’ Trompete (Swell)
COUPLERS
8’ Great/Pedal
8’ Swell/Pedal
8’ Swell/Great
4’ Swell/Great
4’ Swell/Swell
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