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PIPE ORGANS
QUINTON JEFFERSON1
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DEFINITIONOrganist Uses
a Console Air Flows
Through Pipes
Air Stored in Chests
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CONSOLEKeyboardsStop controlsPedals
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KEYBOARDSManualsPlayed by HandsPedal BoardsPlayed by Feet
Alignment Curvature
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THE MOST COMMON PEDAL BOARDS ARE RADIATING, CONCAVE
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STOP CONTROLSDraw KnobsStop KeysCouplers
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PEDALSExpressionCrescendo
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PIPESMetal or
WoodMusic’s Timbre
Thousands of Them1 – 32 Feet Tall
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PIPE PLACEMENTCase Open Front Wooden Box
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ChamberOpen-Ended Room
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ADDED EFFECTS Swell Shades
OpenClosed
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WIND SUPPLYElectric BlowersReservoirs
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THE ORGAN RESEARCH WORKSHOP
Established to build the North German baroque organ
Responsible for the maintenance of the organs at the School of Music at GÖTEBURG UNIVERSITY
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GERMANY
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Location of organ
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The Schnitger Organ in Lübeck Cathedral Destroyed in 1942 22
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WORK BEGINS
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AIR CHAMBERS
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THE NEW MANUAL
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INNER COMPONENTS
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HAND MADE PIPES29
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THE FRAME OF THE ORGAN CASE
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ORNAMENTATION
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FINISHED PRODUCTS
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FUTURE PROJECTSCornell University, USAKorean National University of Arts, Seoul, The Republic of
KoreaRochester University of Music, USA
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