Hi Daniel, thanks for describing and playing the stops on this Wendhack Organ. I was surprised that they just have 2 pedal stops. The full organ sounded great.
A flute organ, and the pitch emphasis on each division is an octave higher than it should be. Perhaps because of vertical constraints (a stopped flute is only half as tall as its speaking length).
The one from Ann Arbor is currently in my boss’s shop in pieces. Most likely going to be parted out. It was originally built by Robert Fouser who was an Ann Arbor based builder and Wendhack did some work on the organ. Due to its construction it most likely will not be reassembled for future use
Hi Daniel, thanks for describing and playing the stops on this Wendhack Organ. I was surprised that they just have 2 pedal stops. The full organ sounded great.
A flute organ, and the pitch emphasis on each division is an octave higher than it should be. Perhaps because of vertical constraints (a stopped flute is only half as tall as its speaking length).
The one from Ann Arbor is currently in my boss’s shop in pieces. Most likely going to be parted out. It was originally built by Robert Fouser who was an Ann Arbor based builder and Wendhack did some work on the organ. Due to its construction it most likely will not be reassembled for future use
Interesting… didn’t know that. Hope it finds a good home!