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Dr. Luis González tells us:
John Moir worked on this organ, completing some missing pipes. Mechanical traction instrument built by Don Oreste A. Carlini in 1912. The entire instrument is enclosed in an expressive box, except Montre's register and Pedal's basses. Editor's note: On August 1, 2008 we received worrying news, which We reproduce below the images: more... |
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Email received dated August 1, 2008 Dear friend, as you are, I hope you are well, Here we are very well. Thank God, except for the unfortunate news that our San Ambrosio Parish Organ suffered damage later that it would get wet and debris would fall from a roof, (due to a simple rain). There are three registers that are blocked, we went almost days later to see on the ground and we began to dismantle some parts to be able to see the real damage in it, I am sending you attached photos of the sky above the organ, the rubble and the organ. We are working to see what can be done. Hopefully you could guide us on this, we will be in touch. Atte. BYCOMSERV E.I.R.L. F: (56) 51 - 610424 Email: bycomserv@gmail.com MSN: osvasge@hotmail.com Serrano 740 V A L L E N A R |
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Builder ....
Oreste Carlini, (Santiago)
Built ....
1912
City ....
Vallenar
Class ....
Church Organs
Location ....
Parroquia San Ambrosio
Vallenar
Photograph ....
enviadas por Oscar Vásquez Geraldo
Information ....
Dr Luis González
(I) Manual (58 Keys)
1 -
Bourdon
16'
2 -
Montre
8'
3 -
Viole de Gamba
8'
4 -
Voix Celeste
8'
5 -
Flauta Octava
8'
6 -
Plein Jeu
(II)
7 -
Clarinetto
8' (Bajos)
8 -
Clarinetto
8' (Agudos)
(P) Pedal (27 Keys)
1 -
Soubasse
16' (extensión del Bourdon 16')
Couplers:
I - P