GoneBaroque
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Hi All you Organ Lovers,
I was doing some surfing today and came upon this remarkable spirit of cooperation among some dedicated Organ Builders and organ lovers to make an 1890 Odell instrument playable again. The names of the organ builders who worked together on a volunteer basis were according to the OHS website: John-Paul Buzard of Champaign, Illinois, Czelusniak et Dugal, Inc. of Northampton, Massachusetts, Kerner & Merchant of Syracuse, New York, J.H. & C.S. Odell of Hampton, Connecticut (fifth generation descendants of the original makers), Rosales Organ Builders of Los Angeles, and Schneider Pipe Organs of Schenectady, New York. In addition some twenty volunteer enthusiasts were involved.
My apologies if this has previously appeared on the forum, but I thought it deserved notice.
Regards
Rob
I was doing some surfing today and came upon this remarkable spirit of cooperation among some dedicated Organ Builders and organ lovers to make an 1890 Odell instrument playable again. The names of the organ builders who worked together on a volunteer basis were according to the OHS website: John-Paul Buzard of Champaign, Illinois, Czelusniak et Dugal, Inc. of Northampton, Massachusetts, Kerner & Merchant of Syracuse, New York, J.H. & C.S. Odell of Hampton, Connecticut (fifth generation descendants of the original makers), Rosales Organ Builders of Los Angeles, and Schneider Pipe Organs of Schenectady, New York. In addition some twenty volunteer enthusiasts were involved.
My apologies if this has previously appeared on the forum, but I thought it deserved notice.
Regards
Rob