“Holy God We Praise Thy Name” Fourth Presbytarian Church, Chicago

The 5 manual Skinner organ at Fourth Presbyterian in Chicago.

[@stanleyraynald6675]

It's my favourite hymn

[@carolblair2844]

I love organ music

[@danielvrolijk9272]

Very well played. Perfect tempo :)

[@benburns5995]

I used to work right next door to this church, in the Tower offices of the Bloomingdales building. It is so great that you had the opportunity to play such a beautiful organ, great job.

[@martyg9110]

Hope to come listen one day👍

[@lucaskluck390]

Nice playing!

[@jayneterry8701]

Well done . Tfs.

[@James_Bowie]

Interesting to see a piston pusher.

[@rileysindt6689]

Yes, that is Dr. John Sherer, the organist and director of music there.

[@RobertEParr]

I think it started out as an EM Skinner, but not positive.

[@samschaeffer8236]

This is not a Skinner organ. It was built by Quimby organ builders. They did however, use a number of ranks from the previous Aeolian Skinner organ.

[@rileysindt6689]

According to their music director, it is still considered a Skinner, as it contains mostly Skinner pipes.

[@wmfmc]

Who cares! What a sound. Just a chance to sit and raise that heavenly sound! Just the chance to be in that solace and

[@rileysindt6689]

@@wmfmc yes indeed! It was truly remarkable.

[@danielvrolijk9272]

Quimby does GREAT work. To be honest in my opinion it's a skinner. Chests don't matter much as they don't make the sound. They work in conjunction with the pipes :)