FEATURED INSTRUMENTS
The Violins and Keyboard Played
German, unknown
c. 1920
Year 1 Presentations
H.I.F Biber Rosary Sonatas,
No. 2 in A Major, "The Visitation"
No. 4 in d minor, "The Presentation in the Temple"
Heinrich Roth
1921
Year 1 Presentations
H.I.F Biber Rosary Sonatas,
No. 3 in b minor, "The Nativity"
German, unknown
1920's
Year 1 Presentations
H.I.F Biber Rosary Sonatas,
No. 5 in A Major, "The Finding of Jesus in the Temple"
Bedient Organ Company
Opus 54, 1997
All Presentations
Epiphany’s organ was built by Bedient Organ Company, Lincoln, Nebraska. The 17-rank organ was installed in 1997. The organ has tracker key action which means that there is a mechanical connection between the key and the valve (pallet) which allows air to flow through the pipe. The benefit here is the organist has some control over how the pipe speaks and this key action was employed in the organs of Biber and Bach’s time.
Stop list:
Great Organ: Manual I (CC-a3)
8' Principal (CC & CC# borrowed from 8' Rohrflute)
8' Rohrflute
4' Octave
2' Octave
II-III Mixture
Zimbelstern
Swell/Great
Swell Organ: Manual II (CC-a3) / Enclosed
8' Salicional (CC-BB borrowed from 8' Gedeckt)
8' Voix Celeste (c0)
8' Gedeckt
4' Spitzflute
II Cornet
2' Flute
8' Trumpet
Tremulant (effects entire organ)
Pedal Organ (CC-f1)
16' Subbass
8' Flute (extension)
16' Fagot (cylindrical)
Great/Pedal
Swell/Pedal