Old Dominion University

Norfolk, Virginia
Andover Organ Company, Op. 104



Old Dominion University organ

This fully mechanical action organ was designed specifically as a teaching instrument. Although a small instrument it is able to play a wide range of literature. The Great has, in place of a more traditional 8' Open Diapason, a wide scale Dulciana instead as it is located in a small room. By combining the two 8' stops on the Great a solid foundation is formed to support the upper-work. The Swell is basically a broken Cornet that can be used against the Cremona on the Great for French classic literature. The Hautboy, when combined with the Swell stops forms a suitable sound for the romantic literature. The Pedal with its judicious mechanical unification, scaling and voicing is a complete independent division. The coupling manual further increases the usefulness of the instrument by adding a third level of sound without having to change stops. The case is red oak with walnut moldings.


GREAT (58 NOTES) Pipes
8' Dulciana 46
8' Stopped Diapason 58
4' Octave 58
2' Fifteenth 58
II Mixture 116
8' Cremona 58
SWELL (58 NOTES - ENCLOSED)
8' Gedeckt 58
4' Chimney Flute 58
2 2/3' Nazard 58
2' Recorder 58
1 3/5' Tierce 58
8' Hautboy 58
PEDAL (32 NOTES)
16' Subbass 32
8' Flutebass 12
4' Choralbass 12
16' Bassoon 32
8' Bassoon 12
COUPLERS (BY HITCH-DOWN PEDALS)
Coupling Manual
Great to Pedal
Swell to Pedal
Tremolo affecting the entire organ

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