Residence of David J. Hurd, Jr.
New York City
Dr. David J. Hurd is on the faculty of The General Theological Seminary in New York City. For many years he was also Director of Music and Organist at Holy Apostles Episcopal Church, also in New York City. |
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Bozeman-Gibson
Deerfield, N.H. – Opus 20 (1981)
Mechanical action
2 manuals, 3 ranks
This organ has Werkmeister II temperament. Wind pressure is 3.5 inches, and there are wedge bellows. The manual stops are always engaged. The Pedal 8' works by ventil, allowing it to be disengaged; when this is done, the Man. I 4' may be coupled for a 4' cantus. |
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Manual I – 56 notes
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Chimney Flute |
56 |
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Manual II – 56 notes
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Metalgedeckt |
56 |
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Pedal – 30 notes
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Woodgedeckt |
30 |
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Couplers (latch-down)
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II + I |
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II + P |
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Pedal 8' on |
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Sources:
Bozeman-Gibson web site: http://www.bozemanorgan.com
Illustration:
The American Organist (July 1982). Bozeman-Gibson Organ, Op. 20 (1981). |
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