Rieger Pipe Organ
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Great: 61 notes w/ tremulant
- Quintade 16’ 45 pipes **
- Rohrflute 8’ 61 pipes 8 polished copper
- Principal 4’ 61 pipes 21 polished copper
- Spitzflute 4’ 61 pipes
- Nazat (from G) 2-2/3’ 42 pipes
- Waldflute 2’ 61pipes
- Terz (from A) 1-3/5’ 40 pipes
- Mixture IV-III 202 pipes
** Prepared for 16’ pipes #1-16, all offset toe boards and racking in place
Positive: 61 notes w/ tremulant
- Gedeckt 8’ 54 pipes
- Holzflute 4’ 54 pipes
- Principal 2’ 54 pipes
- Quinte 1-1/3’ 54 pipes
- Sifflote 1’ 54 pipes
- Cymbel II 108 pipes
- Krummhorn 8’ 54 pipes copper
Pedal: 32 notes
- Sub bass 16’ 32 pipes (12 pipes in base platform of instrument)
- Oktavbass 8’ 20 pipes
- Choralbass 4’ 12 pipes
- Lochgedeckt 2’ 32 pipes metal
- Mixture II 64 pipes
- Sordin 16’ 32 pipes
Couplers: Postiv to Great, Great to Pedal
Dimensions: 6’ wide, 7’6” deep, and 8’ tall.
Blower with box included
Rieger Restoration
Lyon Keyboard Instruments restored this organ in 2011.
This two manual and pedal tracker pipe organ was built by the Rieger pipe organ firm of Austria in 1952.
It has 24 ranks of pipes in an area no larger than that of a concert grand piano.
This instrument is perhaps the most compact organ ever built. This instrument is ideal for a church setting or the ultimate home practice organ.
All pipes and actions have been cleaned, regulated and releathered as needed.
About Rieger
The Rieger Pipe Organ Company exported 20 or so of these compact pipe organs to the US in the 1950's.