Paul Stratman-2
2016-02-13 16:52:27 UTC
This is the first release of an organ that I recorded myself!
The Möller organ of Zion Lutheran Church in Cambria, Wisconsin is from an
era of organbuilding that reflects influence of theater organ building.
Though small (only 7 ranks) it is capable of many orchestral effects.
More information on Möller Opus 3864 is available here:
http://database.organsociety.org/SingleOrganDetails.php?OrganID=44818
Download from the new Zion Möller Opus 3864 page:
https://stratmaninstruments.joomla.com/jorgan-disposition-packages/19-the-organ-of-zion-lutheran-church-cambria-wisconsin-u-s-a-m-p-moeller-inc-opus-3864-1924
One note, it seems the Fluidsynth soundfont engine doesn't like umlauts or
directories/folders with umlaut letters. Therefore, some files spell Möller
as "Möller" and others as "Moller." It's not a mistake, but intentional to
make the soundfont recognized by Fluidsynth.
Special thanks to Dr. Mark Bujega for suggestions on the appearance of the
disposition screen and some adjustments to some of the organ sounds, and to
Al Schroer for history of Möller organs and technical information on how the
"Soft Wind" mechanism works to reduce the volume from a Bourdon to a
Lieblich Gedackt.
Have fun!
Paul
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The Möller organ of Zion Lutheran Church in Cambria, Wisconsin is from an
era of organbuilding that reflects influence of theater organ building.
Though small (only 7 ranks) it is capable of many orchestral effects.
More information on Möller Opus 3864 is available here:
http://database.organsociety.org/SingleOrganDetails.php?OrganID=44818
Download from the new Zion Möller Opus 3864 page:
https://stratmaninstruments.joomla.com/jorgan-disposition-packages/19-the-organ-of-zion-lutheran-church-cambria-wisconsin-u-s-a-m-p-moeller-inc-opus-3864-1924
One note, it seems the Fluidsynth soundfont engine doesn't like umlauts or
directories/folders with umlaut letters. Therefore, some files spell Möller
as "Möller" and others as "Moller." It's not a mistake, but intentional to
make the soundfont recognized by Fluidsynth.
Special thanks to Dr. Mark Bujega for suggestions on the appearance of the
disposition screen and some adjustments to some of the organ sounds, and to
Al Schroer for history of Möller organs and technical information on how the
"Soft Wind" mechanism works to reduce the volume from a Bourdon to a
Lieblich Gedackt.
Have fun!
Paul
--
View this message in context: http://jorgan.999862.n4.nabble.com/ANN-Moller-Opus-3864-1924-tp4662863.html
Sent from the jOrgan - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.