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Page-2: More photos of the DeMajo Residence Pipe Organ |
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Wide angle view of the music studio located on the main floor of the DeMajo residence. The facade pipes in the photo are a fully speaking rank of string diapason pipes that were added, along with a DeMajo Organ Works constructed pipe chest, in order to allow more accurate performance of Classical literature along with facilities for the organ's native theatre music repertoire. The in-studio facade also gives the room more of the "feel" of a turn-of-the-century residence organ installation that perhaps would have been experienced with an Aeolian or Estey organ in an industrial era mansion installation. |
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On a recent trip through town, nationally acclaimed recording artist and A.T.O.S. president/CEO Ken Double, pays a visit to the DeMajo residence Wurlitzer. |
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And also while visiting Richmond, Theatre Organ Society International secretary Col. Jack Moelmann and Father Gus Franklin, T.O.S.I. president, are seen putting the DeMajo residence Wurlitzer through it's paces. |
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CHAMBER PHOTO SHOWING VOX HUMANA, DIAPASON AND SALICIONAL RANKS |
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VIEW OF TRUMPET RANK |
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Les Hickory at the console during a gathering of Richmond theatre organ enthusiasts. |
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VIEW OF CLARINET AND SWELL SHADE DOOR ASSEMBLY |
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VIEW OF MAIN AND VOX WINDING SYSTEMS |
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CHAMBER SIDE COMPONENTS OF THE ARTISAN RELAY AND COMBINATION ACTION |
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Wurlitzer Tibia rank |
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The panel above is a custom-built wind pressure monitoring panel built by DeMajo Organ Works. It allows check and monitoring of pressures on each division of the organ, at a glance, from anywhere in the chamber. This simplifies winding adjustments when tuning or voicing, and it allows periodic monitoring of blower performance and development of any leaks in the system. |
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TOY COUNTER, TRAPS AND CHIMES |
BLOWER |
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PRESS TO PLAY BLOWER START-UP MOVIE |
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DEAGAN CHIMES AND TOY COUNTER |
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View of swell shade assembly and swell shade operator. Swell shade assembly was fabricated in the DeMajo Organ Works shop, and designed to replace an existing 30" door. |
Below: Another view showing the opposite end of the music studio and the recording console. |
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