Pittsburgh, PA
Third Presbyterian Church 

Builder:		Aeolian-Skinner Organ Co., Inc.
  Year:			1935
  Opus:			933
No. manuals:		4
No. stops:		70
No. ranks:		62
No. pipes:		4,050

Specification 

Great
	16' 	Diapason 		61
	8' 	First Diapason 		61
	8' 	Second Diapason 	61
	8' 	Third Diapason 		61
	8' 	Harmonic Flute 		61
	8' 	Claribel Flute 		61	(enclosed)
	8' 	Kleinerzahler II 	CH
	4' 	Octave 			61
	4' 	Waldflote 		61	(enclosed)
	2 2/3' 	Twelfth 		61	(enclosed)
	2' 	Fifteenth 		61	(enclosed)
	IV	Mixture 		244	(enclosed)
	8' 	Tromba 			61	(enclosed)
	4' 	Clarion 		61	(enclosed)
		Chimes				(enclosed)
		Harp 			CH
		Celesta 		CH
Swell
	16' 	Flute Conique 		73
	8' 	Diapason 		73
	8' 	Rohrflote 		73
	8' 	Viole d'Orchestre 	73
	8' 	Salicional 		73
	8' 	Voix Celeste 		73
	8' 	Flauto Dolce 		73
	8' 	Flute Celeste 		61	tc
	4' 	Octave 			73
	4' 	Chimney Flute 		73
	4' 	Violina 		73
	2 2/3' 	Nasard 			61
	2' 	Flautino 		61
	IV	Mixture 		244
	16' 	Fagotto 		73
	8' 	Cornopean 		73
	8' 	Trumpet 		73
	8' 	Oboe 			73
	8' 	Vox Humana 		73
	4' 	Clarion 		73
		Tremulant
Choir
	16' 	Gamba 			73
	8' 	Diapason 		73
	8' 	Gedeckt 		73
	8' 	Viola 			73
	8' 	Erzahler 		73
	8' 	Kleinerzahler 		61	tc
	4' 	Lieblichflote 		73
	2 2/3' 	Nasard 			61
	2' 	Piccolo 		61
	1 3/5' 	Tierce		 	61
	8' 	Clarinet 		73
	8' 	Orchestral Oboe 	73
		Tremulant
		Harp
		Celesta
Solo
	8' 	Orchestral Flute 	73
	8' 	Gamba 			73
	8' 	Gamba Celeste 		73
	8' 	Tuba Mirabilis 		73
	8' 	French Horn 		73
	8' 	English Horn 		73
		Tremulant
		Chimes			GT
Pedal
	32' 	Bourdon 		5
	32' 	Resultant 		--
	16' 	Diapason 		32
	16' 	Contrabass 		32
	16' 	Violone 		32
	16' 	Bourdon 		32
	16' 	Diapason 		GT
	16' 	Flute Conique 		SW
	16' 	Gamba 			CH
	8' 	Contrabass 		12
	8' 	Bourdon 		12
	8' 	Violone 		12
	8' 	Flute Conique 		SW
	4' 	Contrabass 		12
	4' 	Flute Conique 		SW
	16' 	Trombone 		32
	8' 	Trombone 		12
	4' 	Trombone 		12
		Chimes 			GT


The original organ was 3-manual Austin Op. 76 installed in 1896.  In 1908, Skinner installed 7 new ranks and a chest.  This was replaced in 1935 by Op. 933.  In 1966, Op. 933 was replaced by Moller Op. 11016, a IV/124.  The organ was moved to the chapel of Lincoln Christian College, Lincoln, IL, "by a builder from Quincy, Illinois," without the combination action and the installation was never completed as initially envisioned.  The organ is located on a platform halfway up the wall immediately behind the stage of the ultra-modern building constructed in 1970.  There is currently no facade, so the organ is presently screened by a heavy red curtain.  Plans call for a facade of polished aluminum 16' Prestant pipes.  Schneider Pipe Organs finished the first phase of the organ renovation in 1995, which consisted of completely re-wiring the organ and rehabilitating the console with Harris knobs and coupler tablets, as well as a Peterson MSP-1000 combination action.  Approximately sixteen additional ranks are prepared for.