The Ella B. Buenger Memorial Pipe Organ
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The three-manual console uses its 49 tilt stop tablets, 21 pistons and 2-1/2” of wind pressure to control 38 ranks of pipes as well as a 24 bell set of Deagan Chimes, a six-note Klann Zimberlstern and an electronic 32’ Sub-Bourdon; a total of nearly 2,100 pipes encompassing a range of nine octaves.
The organ is located in the rear balcony about 10 feet above the main floor. The main case, which majestically rises to a height of 21 feet, contains the Great and Pedal divisions and the Swell Division, under expression, which is mounted above the Great. Thirty-five Principal 8’ rank pipes form the façade. Paul Bunjes left his design mark in the unique positioning of the 488-pipe Positive division, which is cantilevered off of the balcony rail just behind the organ bench.
The organ went through a major renovation in 1994 which included the addition of a 32’ electronic Sub-Bourdon, the replacement of damaged 8’ Salicional rank with a Viola 8’ rank, the addition of a Viola Celeste 8’ rank as well as the Walter Fechner Memorial Zimbelstern.