New York, NY
Juilliard School of Music 

Builder:		Aeolian-Skinner Organ Co., Inc.
  Year:			1955
  Opus:			1272
No. manuals:		3
No. stops:		29
No. ranks:		29
No. pipes:		1,699

Specification 

Great
	16' 	Quintaten 		61
	8' 	Spitzprinzipal 		61
	8' 	Bourdon 		61
	4' 	Principal 		61
	2' 	Fifteenth 		61
	III-V	Plein Jeu 		232
Swell
	8' 	Rohrflote 		61
	8' 	Viole de Gambe 		61
	8' 	Viole Celeste 		61
	4' 	Gemshorn 		61
	2 2/3' 	Nasat 			61
	2' 	Blockflote 		61
	1 3/5' 	Terz 			61
	8' 	Trompette 		61
	4' 	Hautbois 		61
		Tremulant
Positiv
	8' 	Nason Flute 		61
	4' 	Koppelflote 		61
	2' 	Italian Principal 	61
	1 1/3' 	Larigot 		61
	III	Zimbel 			183
	8' 	Krummhorn 		61
		Tremulant
Pedal
	16' 	Montre 			32
	16' 	Quintaten 		GT
	8' 	Principal 		12
	8' 	Rohrflote 		SW
	4' 	Choralbass 		12
	16' 	Fagot 			32
	8' 	Fagot 			12
	4' 	Fagot 			12


Notes: The organ was installed in a functional display "above the stage and across the width."  Vernon de Tar played the dedicatory January 10, 1956.  The building was later sold to the Manhattan School of Music.

The instrument was damaged by a leaky roof in 1969; after a second leak in 1982, a substantial amount of pipe work was replaced by Anthony Bufano.  He made other tonal alterations after yet another roof leak in 1988.

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