NEW ORLEANS AREA PIPE ORGANS
AND THEIR HISTORIES
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NEW ORLEANS AREA PIPE ORGANS
AND THEIR HISTORIES |
A service of the Steeple Chasers at www.neworleanschurches.com
and the New Orleans Chapter of the Organ Historical Society
| MANUFACTURER: | MOLLER |
| OPUS NUMBER: | OPUS 2149 |
| YEAR BUILT: | 1916 |
| ORIGINAL LOCATION: | Rayne Memorial United Methodist Church, St. Charles Ave. |
| RELOCATION 1: | |
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| FINAL DISPOSITION: | Organ was replaced by Aeolian Skinner Opus 1409 in 1963. According to
organist John Hutton, the Aeolian-Skinner is all new and the previous organ
was not incorporated into it. Hutton's recollection is that Moller Opus
2149 went to Munholland Methodist Church on Metairie Road, where it did
not perform to the church's satisfaction. It was later replaced with the
present Schantz. |
| A PICTURE OF THIS ORGAN EXISTS IN OUR FILES: (Click highlighted "YES" to view. |
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| NOTES SUPPLIED BY OTHERS: | |
| SPECIFICATION: | 2 Manual, 28 Stops |
| OTHER INFO: | |
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and the New Orleans Chapter of the Organ Historical Society