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Video of the instrument can be found at https://vimeo.com/915722218 from 19:16 to 34:22.
The instrument is played every week as of 02/19/2024. This was the first and only west coast installation by Petty-Madden. The solo and 24 other ranks are not yet completed. The 32' Bombarde is complete, made from African obeche wood. The bottom two keyboards can be inverted.
Updated through online information from Edmond Johnson. An update issued on November 20, 2016 by the church's Fire Recovery Committee states: "Although a full assessment of the organ will come later, it seems from initial inspection that it was not damaged." http://www.fccb.org/news/fire-recovery-committee-update
According to information on the church website, the organ was not destroyed by the fire. There was some damage to the sanctuary, but the room was not destroyed. The majority of the damage was to the church's Pilgrim Hall.
An original installation. Identified by David H. Fox, using information from this web site: http://www.fccb.org/inspired-worship/organ. Church destroyed by fire on October 1, 2016. http://abc7news.com/news/historic-berkeley-church-red-tagged-after-4-alarm-fire/1535457/
Updated through online information from James R. Stettner.
Identified through on-line information from John Walko. -- 24 ranks and 3 percussions are prepared for; Solo division prepared for; console has four toe spoons which emulate ventils in the French manner. All 16' reeds are full-length; 32' Contre-bombarde is of wood, full-length. Expression to Swell, Choir, and Solo.
Webpage Links: First Congregational Church of Berkeley: The New Organ
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