Los Angeles, California

Immanuel Presbyterian Church


Skinner Organ, Op. 676 (1927) in Immanuel Presbyterian Church (Los Angeles, CA)
 
Skinner Organ, Op. 676 (1927) in Immanuel Presbyterian Church (Los Angeles, CA)
 
Immanuel Presbyterian Church (Los Angeles, CA)
 
Skinner Organ, Op. 676 (1927) in Immanuel Presbyterian Church (Los Angeles, CA)
 
Immanuel Presbyterian Church (Los Angeles, CA)
 
Builder:        Skinner Organ Company
   Year:        1927
   Opus:        676
   
No. manuals:    4
No. stops:      63
No. ranks:      62
No. pipes:      4,043
 
 
 
                GREAT ORGAN (6" wind)                SWELL ORGAN (7 1/2" wind)
            16' Bourdon             17 PED       16' Bourdon             73
             8' First Diapason      61            8' Diapason            73
             8' Second Diapason     61            8' Rohr Flute          73
             8' Harmonic Flute      61            8' Gamba               73
             8' Erzähler            61            8' Voix Celeste II    146
             8' Gedeckt             SW            8' Flauto Dolce        73
             8' Flute Celeste II    SW            8' Flute Celeste (TC)  61
             4' Octave              61            4' Octave              73
             4' Flute               61            4' Flute Triangulaire  73
         2 2/3' Twelfth             61            2' Flautino            61
             2' Fifteenth           61            V  Cornet             305
            IV  Mixture            244            V  Chorus Mixture     305
             8' Tromba  (7 1/2" wp) 61           16' Waldhorn            73
             4' Clarion (7 1/2" wp) 61            8' French Trumpet      73
                Chimes              EC            8' Cornopean           73
                                                  8' Oboe                73
                CHOIR ORGAN (6" wind)             8' Vox Humana          73
             8' Geigen Principal    73            4' Clarion             73
             8' Viol d'Orchestre    73               Tremolo
             8' Viol Celeste        73
             8' Concert Flute       73               ECHO ORGAN (6" wind)
             4' Flute d'Amore       73            8' Cor de Nuit         61
         2 2/3' Nazard              61               Tremolo
             2' Piccolo             61               Chimes              25 tubes
             8' Corno di Bassetto   73
                Tremolo                              PEDAL ORGAN (6" wind)
             8' Harp (TC)           --           32' Diapason (resultant)--
             4' Celesta             61 bars      16' Contra Bass         32
                                                 16' Major Bass          32
                SOLO ORGAN (10" wind)            16' Bourdon             32
             8' Gamba               73           16' Echo Bourdon        SW
             8' Gamba Celeste       73            8' Octave              12
             8' Flauto Mirabilis    73            8' Gedeckt             12
             4' Orchestral Flute    73            8' Still Gedeckt       SW
             8' French Horn         73            4' Flute               SW
             8' English Horn        73           32' Bombarde (20" wp)   12
                Tremolo                          16' Trombone (15" wp)   32
             8' Tuba Mirabilis      73           16' Waldhorn            SW
                  (20" wind)                      8' Tromba              12


Source: Jonathan Bowen; visit to the church by Jeff Scofield in January 2001

Photos 1,3-5: courtesy of Jeff Scofield

Photo 2: Stop, Open and Reed, via Jonathan Bowen

Notes: In 1949, Aeolian-Skinner Op. A-549 provided for the addition of a 16' Quintaton to the Great, which replaced the Bourdon extended from the Pedal. The Quintaton was also made playable in the Pedal, where it replaced the 16' Major Bass, which was disposed of. At an unknown time, the Choir Concert Flute and Echo Cor de Nuit exchanged places. The sanctuary is a very impressive building easily seating around 2,000. It has around a 70' ceiling and is around 120' wide at the transepts. Alas, the congregation, like some others along Wilshire, has dwindled hugely. The Presbyterian congregation now worships in the chapel. The sanctuary is now used by a Korean congregation.

Organ Historical Society Database: https://pipeorgandatabase.org/OrganDetails.php?OrganID=23403