Edmonds, Washington
Edmonds United Methodist Church - Chapel

R. Byard Fritts, 1979 - Original Specifications

MANUAL (54 notes)
   8   Holpijp       54   1-12 stopped wood; 13-54 soldered caps; chimneyed.
   4   Prestant      54   Hand-hammered common metal. 1-31 en façade.
   2   Octave        12   Extension of the 4' Prestant.
   III Mixture      162   Common metal.

PEDAL
   16  Subbass       12   Extension of the 8' Holpijp. Stopped wood.
   8   Flute         --   Same as the 8' Holpijp.
   4   Octave        --   Same as the 4' Prestant.

ACTION: E-M
VOICES: 3
STOPS: 7
RANKS: 5
PIPES: 294

NOTES
The Holpjp is actually a Rohr Flute. It is tuned on the ears and by
turning the pipe to shade the mouth. All open metal pipework is either
scroll tuned or cone tuned.

The case is 3-sectional with four pipes in each of the side flats, and
23 pipes in the center flat. The keydesk projects from the front of the
case directly beneath the façade.

This organ was a collaboration between R. Byard Fritts and his son,
organbuilder Paul Fritts.

 [Received on line from James R. Stettner May 31, 2009.]