AMERICAN GUILD OF ORGANISTS MILWAUKEE CHAPTER
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10.04.21 - Conn organ with built in Leslie speakers and ¾ pedals for sale. I was originally $6,000. I can part with it for $350. It still sounds terrific just has a little stain damage on the top.
Elan Namath
262-515-7227
Beautiful and functioning Chicago Cottage Pump Organ. Circa late 1800’s
For sale, any offer considered
Email Michelle at michellesuz34@hotmail.com
Greetings Colleagues,
Dennis Jon Wolfgang, organist at Nativity Lutheran—69th & Bluemound in Milwaukee, has accrued numerous choral octavos from congregations that have closed. There is no charge for the scores but Milwaukee Chapter—AGO would appreciate donations—$$ to support our future programs.
See link to the database of titles: https://www.dropbox.com/s/s0rzs5mi9qqkl17/FREE%20Octavos%20--%20Nativity%20Lutheran%2069%20%26%20Bluemound%20COMPLETE.xlsx?dl=0
Please download the document. Its current form is by location in the Nativity Lutheran cabinets. You may create your own sort/search once you have downloaded the doc. There are duplicate titles in the 1,134 entires because the music has come from several congregations. The document password is nativitychoral .
If you would like to visit Nativity Lutheran to pick up any of these gems please contact Dennis Jon Wolfgang at:
wolfgangorgan@gmail.com OR (414) 531-5442 .
A number of these pieces are of historic significance but the collection ranges in copyright date from 1887 — 2000. The number of copies varies by folder.
Enjoy your cruise through memory lane,
:) Sheri
Sheri Masiakowski MM MAPS
Exam Coordinator / Past Dean
American Guild of Organists - Milwaukee Chapter
AGO Milwaukee Chapter Web-Site -- Check here often for events!
06-11-20 This beautiful instrument was donated by a parishioner. It is FOR SALE with all proceeds to be donated to St. Stephen, Oak Creek. If you are interested in purchasing this organ, or know someone who is, call the Parish Office during the week for details, to unlock the instrument and to give you a demonstration. (414) 762-0552
The Bell Organ and Piano Company of Guelph, Canada patented this instrument on February 24, 1887. This is a pump organ, which is a type of free-reed organ that generates sound as air flows past a vibrating piece of metal in a frame. More portable than pipe organs, free-reed organs were widely used in smaller churches and in private homes in the 19th century. They generally had one manual without a pedal board. The finer pump organs had a wider range of tones, and the cabinets of those intended for churches and affluent homes were often excellent pieces of furniture. This instrument has 11 stops (including a bass coupler), a roll top over the keyboard, stunning cabinetry, and is in full working order. The base measures 49 inches wide, 23 inches deep, and 48 inches high; and is topped by a 32-inch multiple shelf unit with a central mirror.
Hello!
I am trying to help my mom sell her organ and I am wondering if you or a member of your AGO Chapter might know anyone interested in it. Info is as follows:
SL300 by Ahlborn-Galanti 3 manual organ with full AGO pedal board. This makes a great home/practice organ. Purchased new in 1996 and well maintained/mint condition. More information available upon request. Located in SE Wisconsin. Buyer to haul. $8999. OBO Call 309-255-1214 or email robinbriney@yahoo.com
Thanks for your help!
Robin
Robin Briney, Managing Broker
Key Realtors
124 S. Lafayette Street
Macomb, IL 61455
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