Holtkamp Pipe Organ

Central Christian Church, Lexington, KY
Holtkamp Organ, Cleveland, Ohio: 1960, job no. 1724
38 ranks/3 Manuals

Great Organ (11 Ranks)
Quintadena         16’
Principal         8’
Gedackt         8’
Octave           4’
Spitzflote         4’
Super Octave     2’
IV Plein Jeu
Trumpet         8’

Swell Organ (9 Ranks) (replacement pipes done in 1994)
Chimney Flute     8’
Gambe         8’
Voix Celeste     8‘         (labeled just Celeste in the chamber)
Spillflote         4‘         (pipes replacing Dulciana in the chamber)
Octave         4‘         (pipes replacing Gemshorn in the chamber)
Flautino         2‘         (pipes replacing Fifteenth in the chamber)
Larigot         1-1/3‘     (pipes replacing Cymbal in the chamber)
Hautbois         8‘         (labeled Fagott in the chamber)
Clarion         4’

Tremolo, Swell Unison Off, Swell 4’

Choir Organ (10 Ranks)
Copula         8’
Prestant         4’
Rohrflote         4’
Nazard         2 2/3’
Octava         2’
Tierce         1 3/5’
III Fourniture
Cromorne         8’

Tremolo, Choir Unison Off, Choir 4’

Pedal Organ (8 Ranks)
Principal         16’        (just a 12 note extension, along the back wall)
Subbass         16’        (13 wood pipes along back wall, 19 wood on a unit chest)
Quintadena         16‘        (from the Great)
Principal         8’
Bourdon         8‘        (labeled Gedeckt in the chamber)
Choral Bass     4’
III Mixture
Posaune         16’
Trumpet         8’        (both the 8’ and 4’ are each additional 12 note extensions)
Clarion         4’

Couplers
Great to, Swell to, Choir to, Chancel I to, Chancel II to, Antiphonal to Pedal Couplers
Antiphonal to Great, Swell, Choir
Chancel I to Great, Swell
Chancel II to Great, Choir
Choir to Swell, Great
Swell to Choir, Great
manual pistons: Swell to Pedal, Great to Pedal, Choir to Pedal
12 levels of memory
48 general memory pistons divided equally between 3 manuals
tutti piston
11 general toe pistons (five to the left and six to the right of the swell shoes)
tutti toe piston
swell shoes for Antiphonal, Choir, Swell, Chancel
electronic transposer can go 6 half steps up or down

Electronic Divisions added in 1990 by AOB (Associated Organ Builders)

Antiphonal Pedal
Principal 16’ 8’
Octave 4’
Bourdon 16’ 8’ 4’
IV Mixture
Spanish Trumpet 16’ 8’ 4’ 2’

Chancel Pedal
Gemshorn 16’ 8’ 4’ 2’
Gedackt 16’ 8’ 4’
Principal 8’
Octave 4’
III Mixture
Regal 16’ 8’ 4’

Main Pedal
Gedackt 32’ 16’ 8’ 4’ 2’
Bombarde 32’
Bassoon 32’ 16’ 8’ 4’
Trumpet 16’

Main Swell
Gedackt 16’ 4’
Principal 8’
Gemshorn 4’
IV Mixture
Bassoon 16’ 8’
Trompette 8’

Main Great
Trompette 16’ 4’ (from the Swell)

Chancel I
Principal 8’ 2’
Octave 4’
Gemshorn 8’ 4’
Spitzflote 8’ 2’
Gedackt 4’
Quinte 2 2/3’
Tierce 1 3/5’
III Mixture
Regal 8’ 4’
Tremolo, Chancel I 4’, Chancel to Main (speaker location change)

Chancel II
Gemshorn 16’ 8’ 4’
Gemshorn Celeste 8’
Gedackt 8’ 2’
Spitzflote 4’ 1’
Quinte 1 1/3’
II Zimbel
Regal 16’ 8’
Chancel II 4’

Antiphonal
Bourdon 16’ 8’ 4’ 2’
Principal 8’ 2’
Octave 4’
Salicional 8’ 4’
Salicional Celeste 8’
III Mixture
Tremolo

Antiphonal Reeds (speakers in the ceiling)
Spanish Trumpet 16’ 8’ 4’
Ludwig Tone II