Thank you for your feedback! I am very pleased that you liked it. This is organ Rieger (1956). I have added basic information about the organ to the description above. The peculiarity of the instrument is its compactness (part of the pedal pipes is located even under the organist's bench) and a mechanical cable traction (organ builders experimented with this type of traction in the 1950s-1960s, but because of the low reliability, the innovation did not take root). The organ has Schleiflade, for the 18 side pipes of the Principal 8', elements of a pneumatic traction are used.
Lovely performance. ❤ I would be interested in details of the organ. Builder? Stop list?
Thank you for your feedback! I am very pleased that you liked it. This is organ Rieger (1956). I have added basic information about the organ to the description above.
The peculiarity of the instrument is its compactness (part of the pedal pipes is located even under the organist's bench) and a mechanical cable traction (organ builders experimented with this type of traction in the 1950s-1960s, but because of the low reliability, the innovation did not take root). The organ has Schleiflade, for the 18 side pipes of the Principal 8', elements of a pneumatic traction are used.