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Restoration of 1802 David Tannenberg Organ |
Hebron Lutheran Church, Madison, Virginia |
Restored by George Taylor in 1970 |
The organ has been in continuous use since its installation by Tannenberg's son-in-law Philip Bachman. |
The organ is the finest and largest surviving unaltered example of Tannenberg's work. |
| Manual | |
| 8' | Principal Dulcis (stopped metal Quintadena bass pipes) |
| 8' | Gedackt (C-cs' stopped, pine; d'-f''' stopped, walnut) |
| 4' | Octav |
| 4' | Floete (C-e open, pine; f-f''' open, walnut) |
| 3' | Quinta |
| 2' | Sub [sic] Octav |
| Terzian (C 1 3/5'; c' 3 1/5') | |
| II | Mixture (C-b 1 1/3' + 1'; c'-f''' 4' + 2 2/3') |
Mechanical key and stop action - all original parts |
Compass: Manual 54 notes; C - f''' |
Case of solid pine - repainted a number of times |
All metal and wooden pipes are original - scattered mouse and rat damage has been repaired |
Original keyboard with ebony covered naturals and ivory capped sharps |
2 original double-fold wedge bellows and pumping levers with quiet blower added |
Number of pipes: 486 |
Equal temperament |
Wind Pressure: 43 mm |
Phone 540.886.3583