First Presbyterian Church
Danville, IL
Completed
2012
Careful and elegant complete restoration of 1947 Aeolian Skinner pipe organ.
This instrument has been completely restored in three phases. The Swell division was restored completely as a first stage of the project. The middle stage involved the restoration of the console including the dozens of pneumatics in the shell of the console. The Great and Pedal divisions were completed in 2012. This is a carefully restored treasure of an instrument and a completely intact example of G. Donald Harrison’s thinking just after the Second World War.
Stop List
16′ Quintaton
8′ Open Diapason
8′ Doppel Flute
8′ Spitzflote (prepared for)
4′ Octave
2 2/3′ Twelfth
2′ Fifteenth
IV Mixture (prepared for)
Chimes (Op. 1115-A)
8′ Geigen Diapason
8′ Stopped Diapason
8′ Salicional
8′ Voix Celeste (tc)
8′ Flauto Dolce (prepared for)
8′ Flute Celeste (prepared for)
8′ Echo Viole
4′ Gemshorn
III Plein Jeu
16′ Contra Fagotto
8′ Trompette
8′ Oboe
4′ Clarion
Tremulant
8′ Viola
8′ Concert Flute
8′ Dulciana
8′ Unda Maris (tc)
4′ Koppelflote
2 2/3′ Nazard
2′ Piccolo
1 3/5′ Tierce
8′ Clarinet
Tremulant
16′ Diapason
16′ Bourdon
16′ Quintaton (Gt.)
16′ Gedeckt (Sw.)
8′ Octave
8′ Quintaton (Gt.)
8′ Gedeckt (Sw.)
16′ Contra Fagotto (Sw.)