Organ Specifications
Auer Hall, Simon Music Center
Jackson A. and Maidee H. Seward Organ
C. B. Fisk, Op. 135
Dedicated in April, 2010, the Seward Organ in Auer Hall consists of 68 stops over three manuals and pedal. The instrument boasts an eclectic design capable of rendering many styles of organ literature with integrity, beauty, and clarity.
- C. B. Fisk Company, Gloucester, Massachusetts (2010)
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Music Annex (MA) 406
Studio Organ
Dobson, Op 27
Comprised of 26 ranks over two manuals and pedal, this instrument is decidedly Italian in character.
Dobson Organ Company, Lake City, Iowa (1987)
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Studio Organ, MA 407
Schantz Organ Company, Orrville, Ohio (1963)
Tonal revisions by John Schwandt, 2003-2004
New console, 2010 (duplicate of C. B. Fisk, Op. 135 in Auer Hall)
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Practice Organs
Indiana University has nine practice organs on the third floor of the Music Annex. They are as follows:
Reuter, II/P, Electro-pneumatic action
Schantz, II/P, Electro-pneumatic action
Schantz, II/P, Electro-pneumatic action
Beckerath, II/P, Mechanical action
Holtkamp Martini, II/P
Ott, III/P, Mechanical action
Holtkamp (Jr.), II/P, Mechanical action
Noack, II/P (flat), Mechanical action
Wahl, II/P (radiating concave), Mechanical action
