As a recap, I did a research article on M.P. Moller 8143 last spring as part of Kutztown University's 6th Edition of the Archives Magazine. Which can be found here: https://research.library.kutztown.edu/archives/8/ . There are some additional details that I saw in historic documents that is noteworthy and worth mentioning. In the pile of records for this instrument, there is a document that shows extra stops that were planned to be added, I assume but they never made it in.

The winner for organ of the month is M. P. Moller Opus 4181. If you know me on a personal level, you know I love little 2 manual 1920-1935 examples of these instruments. This organ is 7 ranks with one reed which is an oboe in the Great Division. Console

This past Wednesday, I visited Macy's Center City in the John Wanamaker Building located in the middle of Philadelphia, PA. During this time, I listened to both daily concerts. The morning was played by Peter Conte and the afternoon was a mix of Rudy and Dylan. I was unsure at the time whether or not I was going to visit for the final concert. So, the day came. I decided to go. I woke up tremendously early in hopes of beating the rush hour traffic on I-76. I got into the par

Last week, I planned to take a trip to the John Wanamaker Building to hear and see the Wanamaker Organ one last time before the store...

Extant and Playable Last month, I was randomly on the Pipe Organ Database looking for organs around me. In my search, I found a baby...