SOUND
CLIPS:
ORGAN
SPECIFICATION
St.
Rupert Catholic Church was established in 1865 and is located at
1244 W. Red Brush Road, east of Newburgh, Indiana 47630.
Hinners Pipe Organ, Pekin, Illinois (company est. 1879)
1 Manual and Pedal
Pedal Compass C - F, 31 notes
16' Bourdon (does not play for upper pedals)
Manual to Pedal Coupler
Manual Compass C - C, 61 notes
Five Ranks, Divided Keyboard
Each rank has a bass stop (playing keyboard notes below middle
C) and a treble stop (playing middle C and above)
8' Open Diapason Bass
8' Open Diapason Treble
8' Stopped Flute Bass
8' Stopped Flute Treble
8' Viola d' Gamba Bass
8' Viola d' Gamba Treble
8' Aeoline Bass
8' Aeoline Treble
4' Flute Bass
4' Flute Treble
Octave Coupler
Tremolo
Bellows Signal
Everything is enclosed except the 16' Bourdon and the 8'
Diapason.
Mechanical Key Action, Stops, and Swell Pedal
It also has two preset lever registrational assist pedals: one
to the left of the Swell Pedal which is set to draw the softer
stops, and one to the right of the Swell Pedal for Full Organ.
The instrument is in excellent condition, and appears to be from
the late 1800s - very early 1900s. It was originally hand pumped,
but now has an electric blower. The hand pump lever is still
usable.
-Information
above and close-up picture provided by Mark X. Hatfield. (August
2015)
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Information about Hinners Organ Builders
(During the recording session in August of 2015, a parishioner
said the organ came from St. Agnes Church.)