Wicks Organ Co.
Opus 5442, 2017

Red River Pipe Organ Company of Norman, Oklahoma revised the instrument in 2020. The original Gemshorn, removed in 2018 for the installation of the Tenor C Principal, was returned to the organ; pipes 1-12 of this rank are vintage pipes added to this rank. The twelve pipes of the 16' Subbass were moved to the chancel wall and now speak into the chancel. A new Syndyne system was installed to greatly expand the total resources available.

Wicks Opus 5542, built in 1978, and installed at Trinity Lutheran in January 2017.

Updated by G. Mark Caldwell, who maintains the organ.

The original Gemshorn rank was replaced in April 2018 with a 58-scale 4-foot Principal rank to give it more power to support (typically Lutheran) robust congregational singing.
There is discussion currently ongoing to return the original Gemshorn rank on an added chest to again have a soft stop, and to replace the existing Wicks electro-mechanical switching with a solid-state/digital system and new SAM units to accommodate the additional tonal assets and to have a few general combination action pistons.

Updated by Robert Cooper, who has heard or played the organ.
This organ was relocated back to the Wicks factory, and moved to Trinity Lutheran Church in January, 2017. Wicks installed the organ at Trinity, replacing an older electronic instrument.

This entry describes a new home for an organ that was relocated without either tonal or mechanical changes.

Identified by Robert Cooper, who has heard or played the organ.