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Culver
Organ Flutes
Doppelflöte pipes in their temporary installation on old
Viola rack. View of the hole cut to make way for
the new toe boards and action
of
the Doppelflöte.
Toe
boards and rack in place, running wind supply for bass
pipes.
Bass
pipes (from an old Möller Melodia) in place.
View of Doppelflöte
from the Great division. The mouths of the bass pipes, along with the open
metal treble pipes, are visible,
One
of the largest Doppelflöte pipes, front and side view.
Note
that you can see right through the mouth of the pipe, since
there is another mouth on the opposite end.
Choir
division flutes, left to right: Cor de Nuit
(stopped),
Great division flutes: Harmonic Flute (open, note where
pipes jump to
Koppelflöte
(tapered top); Nazard (tapered); Blockflöte;
double-length), Bourdon (stopped), and at the back,
Quintaton (also
Tierce
(tapered
top) (stopped)
Pedal division flutes: Nachthorn (4' Flute
of solo calibre, open), and Bourdon (stopped, wood, bass
pipes)
Swell division flutes, back to front: Flûte
Conique (tapered);
Piccolo (Zauberflöte), capped pipes, note holes pierced
midway up
Rohrflöte
(half stopped, with chimneys); Flûte
Triangulaire (wood)
to cause the pipes to jump to a higher harmonic. This stop dated from
1984, but even by then this was a rather rare stop.
Vox Humana
(Culver, original
configuration)
Vox Humana Box (and pipes), doors open and closed (original
configuration)
Front view of new
Vox Humana enclosure.
New Vox Humana
enclosure, with shade action above, shown open and closed.
Left control drawer at console. Bottom
right control knob is for Vox Humana Shutters.
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