Construction/Installation of Organ Additions (Slideshow)

(Construction 1) Bill beginning organ chest construction (Construction 2) Pipe organ chest construction 1 (Construction 3) Pipe organ chest construction 2 (Construction 4) Measuring pipe hook height (Construction 5) Bill taking measurements (Construction 6) Extension chest wired (Construction 7) New chest to be wired (Construction 8) Carol wiring (Construction 9) New pedal rank (Construction 10) Matt drilling rack boards (Construction 11) Chris sorting pipes (Installation 1) Materials ready for transport (Installation 2) Truck loaded (Installation 3) Materials in church (Installation 4) Ready to unload truck (Installation 5) Console emptied and ready for rebuilding (Installation 6) Installing new console components (Installation 7) New stop-tab installation (Installation 8) Console almost complete (Installation 9) Integrating original and new wiring (Installation 10) Reinstallation of Swell components (Installation 11) Wiring the ICS cages (Installation 12) ICS cages wiring almost complete (Installation 13) Wiring new additions (Installation 14) Running wires to new Trumpet and Flute chest (Installation 15) Swell emptied before extension construction (Installation 16) New chest, toeboard and rackboard (Installation 17) Maneuvering Pedal Bourdon chest into place (Installation 18) Preparing Swell access panel (Installation 19) Adjusting new Gedeckt rank (Installation 20) Installing Pedal Bourdon chest (Installation 21) Pedal Bourdon installation near completion (Installation 22) Setting in new mixture (Installation 23) Holding keys for regulation and tuning (Installation 24) Bill is the Man behind the pipes (Installation 25) Pipe regulation (Installation 26) Finishing touches

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Westhampton Presbyterian Church Westhampton, NY   1974 M.P. Moller Opus # 11061 II/22

Pipe organ rebuilt + additions installed, tuning and maintenance by Elsener Organ Works, Inc.