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Article about the "Mini-MO" at the University of Oklahoma:
http://www.newsok.com/refurbished-or...ad_story_title
http://www.newsok.com/refurbished-or...ad_story_title
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Re: Mini-MO in the news! :)
Yeah...that's a really big Moller! It's like the Kimballs that were built for Minneapolis and Memphis...one side faced a concert hall, the other side faced a (sort of) theatre. Once that instrument is fully installed, it will be interesting to see who will claim to be the "Mighty Mo"...Atlanta Fox Theatre, or Univ. of Oklahoma.
Sure would like to go out there and go through their restoration shop! There's always something new to learn, and a better way of doing restoration work. Good article NYC! -
Re: Mini-MO in the news! :)
hey Jay are you going to the AIO meeting in columbus ohio in a few weeks?Comment
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Re: Mini-MO in the news! :)
Unfortunately, no. We've got to reinstall that water damaged/now repaired Choir division in Gadsden, Alabama.
The AIO had some really great lectures and workshops I wanted to attend this year. Very educational stuff will be going on. But...duty calls first, as the organist at the Gadsden church is anxious to get that choir division going in time for Christmas music rehersals.
And how about you? Got all those ceiling mounted principals going yet? I saw Proctor out at the factory this week. He asked me how happy you were with that voicing and regulating job the team did. I told him you seemed to be very happy.
Best wishes.Comment
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Hi Jay!
Yup..check out the blogpage for updates on that ceiling mounted Montre 16'
http://www.reuter822.com/whatsnew.hgml
Allso very good news...Trevor got the Tibia tremulated tonight..it sounds A W E S O M E!!! Can't wait to have you come and play it!!!!Comment
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Re: Mini-MO in the news! :)
Wow! I checked out the blog on your new 16' Principal. That's wonderful. Then, while I was there, I also checked out your blog on the Austin console. You are so lucky to have been able to purchase this wonderful piece of history. The crescendo pedal all the way over on the right side of the kick panel is Lemare's signature. Every organ I've seen that he designed had this sort of crescendo pedal arrangement.
The house looks great. Everything you do there is very pleasing to the eye. You've done a really good looking job there.Comment
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