First Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Columbia, TN
Felgemaker Op. 1274 2/7 1917
Milnar 2/8 1996
The organ is enclosed all in one swell box
GREAT
8' Principal
8' Hohl Flute
8' Viola SW
4' Octave (ext)
4' Bourdon SW
2 2/3' Twelfth (prepared)
2' Super Octave (prepared)
III Mixture (prepared)
8' Trumpet SW
SWELL
16' Lieblich Gedeckt SW
8' Gedeckt
8' Viola
8' Viola Celeste tc
4' Principal GT
4' Hohl Flute GT
2' Piccolo GT
1 1/3' Quint Flute (ext)
III Scharf (prepared)
8' Trumpet
4' Trumpet (ext)
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PEDAL
16' Subbass (double pressure)
10 2/3' Bass Quinte --
8' Principal
8' Bourdon (ext)
4' Choralbass (ext)
4' Bourdon SW
IV Mixture (prepared)
16' Posaune (prepared)
8' Trumpet SW
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The organ was originally installed in the Cumberland
Presbyterian Church, Lawrenceburg, TN, in 1917. When the church was
razed, the organ was put into storage before being sold to George Nixon,
Columbia, TN, and installed in his residence in the 1960's. In 1974,
the organ was given to and installed in the Columbia church. The organ
was rebuilt by the Milnar Organ Co. in 1996; a second-hand Wicks console
(Op. 4458 (1964) from the tornado-damaged Holy Spirit RC Church in Huntsville,
AL) was rebuilt and installed at this time.
Source: Organs of the US & Canada Database;
stoplist via Ken Stein |
