Kenilworth Union Church
Kenilworth, Illinois
Opus 81, 2003
| GREAT |
pipes |
| 16' |
|
Bourdon |
|
58 |
| 8' |
|
Prestant |
|
58 |
| 8' |
|
Chimney Flute |
|
58 |
| 4' |
|
Octave |
|
58 |
| 4' |
|
Spire Flute |
|
58 |
| 2-2/3' |
|
Twelfth |
|
58 |
| 2' |
|
Fifteenth |
|
58 |
| 1-3/5' |
|
Seventeenth |
|
58 |
| IV |
|
Mixture 1-1/3' |
|
232 |
| 8' |
|
Trumpet |
|
58 |
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Chimes |
existing retained |
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Swell to Great |
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| SWELL (expressive) |
| 8' |
|
Gedackt |
|
58 |
| 8' |
|
Salicional |
|
58 |
| 8' |
|
Celeste |
FF |
53 |
| 4' |
|
Principal |
|
58 |
| 4' |
|
Traverse Flute |
|
58 |
| 2' |
|
Piccolo |
|
58 |
| 1-1/3' |
|
Larigot |
|
58 |
| IV |
|
Mixture 2' |
|
232 |
| 16' |
|
Bassoon |
|
58 |
| 8' |
|
Oboe |
|
58 |
|
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Tremulant |
affects both manuals |
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| PEDAL |
| 16' |
|
Subbass |
|
32 |
| 16' |
|
Bourdon |
from Great |
— |
| 8' |
|
Prestant |
|
32 |
| 8' |
|
Gedackt |
ext. Subbass |
12 |
| 4' |
|
Choralbass |
ext. Prestant |
12 |
| 16' |
|
Trombone |
|
32 |
| 8' |
|
Trumpet |
ext. Trombone |
12 |
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Great to Pedal |
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Swell to Pedal |
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| Detached console |
| Mechanical key action for the manuals and electric action for the pedal |
| Electric stop action |
Manual divisions on the left side of the chancel;
Pedal division on the right, both in symmetrical cases of white oak |
| 8 level Solid State Logic combination action |
Lynn Dobson’s original presentation drawing.
Construction Photos
Meridith mills channels in a windchest toeboard.
|The Great windchest with its rollerboard, lying upside down on a rolling cart.
(The leering image on the wall above the rollerboard is a poster for a Fleetwood Mac concert at Munich’s Deutsches Museum, 18 January 1970.)
The Swell windchest, with a somewhat more dignified poster as a backdrop.
Bob glues rib leather on the Pedal reservoir.
Two piles of coupler levers. These form part of the mechanism that allows the pipes of the Great or the Swell to play in the Pedal.
Gluing up wooden pipes.
The fronts of the pipes are cut on a milling machine. "13 F" means that piece of wood is the front of note number 13.
Randy with the console brackets, which support the keydesk. They are first made as one piece (here shown upside down), which is then cut in half to form two brackets.
Raised panels of quartersawn white oak for the console.
A rear view of the Swell division, showing the swell box, windchest and rollerboard.
The west case, which contains the manual divisions, and the detached console.
East and west façades, as set up in the erecting room.
The east case.
Shop foreman Dean Heim touches up some of the painted accents.
