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FAITH UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST INITIATES

NEW GALANTI CHRONICLER III DURING HOLY WEEK

 

Supervising the installation of the Galanti organ at Faith United Church of Christ are Judi Schroeder, General Manager of Butler-Stevens, Inc.; Bob Stevens, President of Butler-Stevens, Inc.; Michael Chin, Executive Vice-President of Ahlborn-Galanti Organs; John Abuya, Senior Organist at the Church; and Jim Musbach, President of Milwaukee Organ Service.

 

Holy Week worship services were enhanced at Faith United Church of Christ in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, by a new Ahlborn-Galanti Chronicler III organ.  Since the new organ is interfaced with 25 ranks of pipes plus the 53 digital ranks present in the Chronicler III, the needs of the congregation (and the musicians) are very well met.

 

John Abuya, the senior organist and choir director, says he initially opposed the project on the basis of the quality of other digital organs that he had heard and played.  The congregation was definitely committed to using the pipes from the current organ, but the cost of a new pipe organ was prohibitive.  It was a dilemna.  After meeting with Bob Stevens and Marlene Butler (President and Vice-President of Butler-Stevens, Inc.), and visiting a church that had a Chronicler III installation similar to the one proposed for them, the organ selection committee agreed that they would have the current pipes repaired by Wolfgang-Johnson Pipe Organ Co. and interface them with the Chronicler III. Now, John Abuya is not only satisfied but enthusiastic about the project.  "I could not tell the difference in sound (between the pipes and the Chronicler III)!" he said.

 

The dedication concert is planned for May 19, 2002, and John intends to show off the unique qualities of the new organ by pre-recording an accompaniment to one of the choir selections.  This will leave him free to direct the choir.  He is also considering recording his own accompaniment for two vocal solos that he will perform.

 

Pastor James Gorman, a musician himself, says that he is pleased with the new Galanti organ.  The Faith United Church of Christ organ selection committee consisted of Pastor Gorman, John Abuya, and Jim Aubert.  "They were a wonderful committee to work with", stated Bob Stevens.  "They were very committed to finding the best answer for their congregation and considered both quality and price in exercising their stewardship."

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BUTLER-STEVENS INC. VISITS AHLBORN-GALANTI IN ITALY; ASSUMES CHICAGOLAND RESPONSIBILITY

 

Visiting at the final banquet in Italy are (l to r): Judi Schroeder, Butler-Stevens Inc. General Manager; Michael Chin, Executive Vice-President of Ahlborn-Galanti, USA; Matteo Galanti, President of Ahlborn-Galanti; Bob Stevens, President of Butler-Stevens Inc. and his wife, Janice.

The last couple of months have been very eventful for Butler-Stevens Inc.  In June, President Bob Stevens, his wife Janice, and General Manager Judi Schroeder flew to Italy to take part in a special Ahlborn-Galanti dealer's meeting and company tour.  The week-long tour was organized by Ahlborn-Galanti to reward selected U.S. dealers and give them the opportunity to see the production plants.  The group stayed at the Hotel Kursaal in Cattolica, Italy, which is owned by the Galanti family.  The trip was enjoyable as well as very educational.  "After seeing the modern facilities and dedicated workers who make our Ahlborn-Galanti organs, I am even prouder to represent this company," said Butler-Stevens Inc. President, Bob Stevens.  "Our customers definitely benefit from the vision exhibited by the Ahlborn-Galanti company."

 

Butler-Stevens Inc. Vice-President Marlene Butler at the Ahlborn-Galanti Chronicler III.

Beginning in September, 2002, Butler-Stevens Inc. has become the sales representative for the newly organized Ahlborn-Galanti - Chicago.  The arrangement creates an Ahlborn-Galanti direct sales territory in the Chicago area with the Butler-Stevens team assuming customer contact responsibilities.  "We are excited about this new distribution arrangement," said Michael Chin, Executive Vice-President of Ahlborn-Galanti USA.  "The integrity of the Butler-Stevens team was a key factor for this decision.  We now have a strategic alliance to further support our clients, the organists of America."  Vice-President Marlene Butler spoke for the Butler-Stevens team when she said, "We look forward to our new opportunities and responsibilities."

 

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ST. PAUL THE APOSTLE CATHOLIC CHURCH DEDICATES NEW CHURCH & AHLBORN-GALANTI ORGAN

 

Clayton and Patricia Meier, Marlene Butler, St. Paul the Apostle Music Director Ronnie Quella, and Pastor Father Paul Esser are pictured after the organ dedication concert at St. Paul the Apostle Catholic Church in Racine, Wisconsin.  Mr. and Mrs. Meier donated the funds to provide the new Ahlborn-Galanti Organ.

The congregation of St. Paul the Apostle Catholic Church in Racine, Wisconsin, celebrated the first weekend of Masses in their beautiful new church on October 5-6, 2002 and Archbishop Timothy Dolan consecrated the building at a special Liturgy later in October.  The new church is state-of-the-art in many ways, from its uniquely shaped worship area and the walnut reardos behind the altar to its new Ahlborn-Galanti Chronicler III organ.

 

During the construction of the new church, the Pastor, Father Paul Esser, asked Butler-Stevens president, Bob Stevens, to design a sound system for the placement of their Ahlborn-Galanti Praeludium III Organ.  Although satisfied with the present organ, Father Esser soon became interested in the updated sound and features of the new Chronicler series.  Through the generosity of Clayton and Patricia Meier, the parish was able to replace their organ with a new Chronicler III.  In the new building, the pipelike sound is produced by an ideal combination of nine amplifiers, sixteen direct tone cabinets, and two antiphonal tone cabinets.  The result is impressive and in keeping with the congregation's desire to have nothing but the best in their new Church!  Since planning for the new organ was done before the building was completed, installation of the system was incorporated into the initial construction, avoiding later expense and remodeling.  "We consider the installation at St. Paul the Apostle to be one of our finest installations and an example of what these magnificent instruments can be," stated Butler-Stevens President, Bob Stevens.

 

The exterior of the new church of St. Paul the Apostle Catholic Congregation in Racine, Wisconsin.

On Sunday, December 1, 2002 the new Ahlborn-Galanti organ was dedicated during a special Dedication Concert featuring concert organist Marlene Butler.  Parish musicians joined in the celebration which coincided with the First Sunday of Advent, the beginning of the Liturgical year.  Music Director Ronnie Quella directed the parish choir in two humns and the program featured parishioners Dale Nees, Linda Schlitz, Georgianna Gotthardt, and Phil Schaub.  Butler-Stevens General Manager Judi Schroeder narrated Marlene Butler's presentation of "The Shepherd's Song."  The concert concluded with congregational singing of "Let There Be Peace on Earth."

 

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THREE-MANUAL AHLBORN-GALANTI ORGANS INSTALLED IN MILWAUKEE AND MARATHON

 

Inspecting the new Ahlborn-Galanti Chronicler III at Our Lady Queen of Peace Catholic Church in Milwaukee are Music Director David Zolad and Father Greg Spitz, Pastor.

"At least we got through Christmas," was the reaction of David Zolad, Music Minister at Our Lady Queen of Peace Church in Milwaukee.  As a result of what was thought to be a power surge, the church organ was "doing its own thing" and was unusable in its current condition.  Two organ technicians declared it irreparable and the church faced a musical crisis.  One technician suggested they call Butler-Stevens Inc. to investigate replacing the old organ with a new one.  Since David had rented an organ from us a couple of years ago when his choir sang at a Festa Italiana Mass, he was familiar with both our company and our products.  After assessing the situation at the church, Butler-Stevens president, Bob Stevens, determined that only the organ and amplifiers would need to be replaced because the existing speakers had not been damaged.  The next week, David, Father Greg Spitz, and cantor Billy Kirchen came to our showroom and selected the Ahlborn-Galanti model Chronicler III.  A donor stepped forward and the parish received permission from the Milwaukee Archdiocese to purchase the new organ.  It was installed seven weeks later!  After the installation, Father Spitz wrote us, "It would be hard to find better service especially at a critical time."

 

St. Matthew Lutheran Church Organ Committee.  Back Row (l to r): Roger Kraft, Brian Gumtz, Keith Cook, Pastor Hadler and Annette Krautkramer.  Front row (l to r): Judy Kraft, Gail Gumtz, Marge Cook, Michelle Gumtz.  Absent at time of photo: Jodi Ahrens

St. Matthews Lutheran Church in Marathon, Wisconsin had been receiving the Butler-Stevens newsletter for years, so, when the time came to replace their church organ, they contacted us.  Roger and Judy Kraft, members of the organ selection committee, came to our showroom one day on their way through Milwaukee.  Judy played the various models of Ahlborn-Galanti organs and recommended that the church consider a three-manual organ.  The choice was between the model SL300 and the Chronicler III.  The committee attended demonstrations of both organs in churches in Wausau and Madison.  They chose the Chronicler III because it included both the Interactive Programmer and the disc drive.  Since St. Matthews has an excellent music program, which includes many young people, these technological features will be well used for many years to come.  Pastor John Hadler says that they purchased the organ because "there was more organ for the money compared to (another brand), the sound quality of the Ahlborn-Galanti organs was much better, and the wonderful professionalism of the Ahlborn-Galanti consultants."  We appreciate his kind words very much!

 

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BUTLER-STEVENS INC. BECOMES "FACTORY DIRECT DEALER" FOR AHLBORN GALANTI ORGANS

 

Michael Chin, Executive Vice-President of Ahlborn-Galanti Organs

Butler-Stevens Inc. is happy to announce that we have been named a "Factory-Direct Dealership" for Wisconsin and Upper Michigan by Ahlborn-Galanti Organs.  Butler-Stevens assumed the sales responsibility for the Factory-Direct territory in Illinois in September, 2002, and, in this capacity, we have been able to offer special incentives to Ahlborn-Galanti customers in the Chicagoland area.  Now, as a result of an extension of this partnership with Ahlborn-Galanti, we are able to offer these incentives to our customers in Wisconsin and Upper Michigan as well.  Butler-Stevens President, Bob Stevens, noted, "We can continue to give the same personalized service that we have become known for with the added benefit of special pricing incentives.  It is a 'win-win' situation for everyone!"  Michael Chin, Executive Vice-President of Ahlborn-Galanti, Inc. explained, "We have chosen to partner with Butler-Stevens Inc. in an extension of the Factory-Direct territory because of their longevity, ethics, and expertise.  The association between Butler-Stevens and Ahlborn-Galanti has been a long and satisfying one."

 
 

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INCREASE IN CHURCH CONSTRUCTION KEEPS BUTLER-STEVENS BUSY

 

Butler-Stevens president, Bob Stevens, helps installation technician, Jim Musbach, put cabinets in place at Grace Congregational Church in Two Rivers, Wisconsin.

The recent increase in church construction in Wisconsin has added a new dimension to the Butler-Stevens Inc. schedule.  Although we have often worked with architects and consultants in the past when new churches were being planned and built, we have never worked with so many at the same time!  It is a situation that we thoroughly enjoy because it gives us the opportunity to work with some of the finest church architects in the area and be involved as consultants during the planning phase of the project.  This saves expense and time once construction has begun since plans for the organ installation are included in the architect's drawings and no later modifications need to be made.  Since we offer pipe organs, digital organs, and a combination of both, we can recommend the right instrument for each church and make provisions for future expansion of the organ.

 

We are currently installing an Ahlborn-Galanti digital organ in the new building for St. Joseph Catholic Church in Baraboo, Wisconsin.  We have enjoyed working with Greg Layton at St. Joseph's.  The new Chronicler I organ will be a musical showcase for the entire area.

 

We have also recently installed a Chronicler III in the new Grace Congregational Church in Two Rivers, Wisconsin.  The placement of the tone cabinets within a decorative front wall makes this installation unique, giving it a most realistic pipe organ sound.  The use of the organ chimes as a carillon in the bell tower will add much musical flexibility for organist, Mary Kay Meissner.  Architect, Jeff Smies of Smies and Associates Architects, has been great at coordinating all the components of sound and music for the new church.  The meetings with him and the sound technician should insure the Grace Congregational members an outstanding installation.

 

New addition at St. Joseph Catholic Church in Baraboo, Wisconsin.

Later this spring, a new Ahlborn-Galanti organ will be installed in Trinity Lutheran Church in Kiel, Wisconsin.  Although the committee initially planned to restore the existing pipe organ and move it to the new church, the restoration cost proved to be prohibitive, so they chose, instead, a new three-manual Chronicler III Digital Organ.  They can always add the restored pipes later should they choose to do so.  In the meantime, they will have "The Electronic Organ for Pipe Organ People" with 53 ranks of digitally sampled pipes.  It is nearly impossible to tell the difference!  Richard Daehnert of Jim Pankow Contractors has consulted with us on placement of wiring and conduits to make the project cost effective and musically satisfying.  We appreciate working with him!

 
 

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AHLBORN-GALANTI UNVEILS NEW BENCHMARK IN CLASSIC ORGAN DESIGN AT NATIONAL CONVENTION

 

Ahlborn-Galanti dealers meet in Hartford, Connecticut, for the unveiling of the new AG3200 organ.

Ahlborn-Galanti was one of the largest (if not the largest) exhibitors at the recent National AGO Convention in Los Angeles, California.  There was a good reason for this because it was the venue that the company had selected to unveil the magnificent new benchmark in classic organ design - the AG3200.  The separate demonstration room was often filled to capacity as eager organists and enthusiasts listened to performances on this new, trendsetting organ by acclaimed Julliard prize winner, David Enlow.  David took the audience on a musical tour of four completely different stop specifications - German, English, French and American Classic.  This is easy to do on the new AG3200 since the organ features 376 independently voicable stops which can be programmed into the five available stop lists.  Each stop list contains 62 speaking stops (voicable by note) which can be accessed at the touch of a tab.  All stop lists can store individual Crescendo and Tutti settings as well as all voicing and finishing parameters.  Feedback from visiting organists was overwhelming, confirming that, in terms of "pipeless" organs, the new AG3200 was the hit of the convention.

 

The new "Benchmark in Classic Organ Design" - the AG3200.

Several weeks earlier, the AG3200 was introduced to dealers from across the country in Hartford, Connecticut.  Butler-Stevens Inc. owners Bob Stevens, Marlene Butler, and Judi Schroeder were among the dealers attending the two day conference.  We were amazed!  The "user friendly" features of this innovative, three-manual organ are incredible!  Programmable channeling allows the organist to program any sound through any or all of the main and antiphonal external speakers.  Imagine playing the festival trumpet with reverberation through the antiphonal speakers while having the remaining organ sounds speak through the main speaker system.  If there is no antiphonal system, the trumpet can be programmed to play through the internal console speaker system.  The 3D Chamber Layout provides another level of pipelike authenticity by allowing stops to speak from different "depths" within the chamber (front to back)!  the AG3200 has an impressive 25 levels of memory with 20 general pistons, 8 divisional pistons for the manuals, and 4 divisional pistons for the pedal.  If you require more than 500 general pistons, an unlimited number may be accessed via the internal HD floppy drive.  In addition to saving registrations, pistons can also transmit MIDI program changes.  The 500 stage Piston Sequencer allows an organist to record a sequence of piston changes, general or divisional, regardless of the memory level.  These features are only the "tip of the iceberg" on this benchmark organ.  You need to experience it yourself!  Call 800-731-2313 to set an appointment to come into our showroom and "test drive" the new Ahlborn-Galanti AG3200!  We'll be happy to show you!

 
 

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THREE FEBRUARY CONCERTS DEDICATE AHLBORN-GALANTI CHRONICLER ORGANS

 

The beautiful sounds of new Ahlborn-Galanti Chronicler organs filled the air in three churches during dedication concerts in February.  St Stephen Lutheran Church, Horicion, Wisconsin; Trinity Lutheran Church, Phillips, Wisconsin; and Our Savior Lutheran Church, Neenah, Wisconsin, all celebrated the installations of their new Ahlborn-Galanti organs with wonderful and diverse programs.

Stephen Johnson, Mucic Director at St. Stephen Lutheran Church with Dr. Steven Wente, soloist at the Organ Dedication Ceremony.

A new Ahlborn-Galanti Chronicler III was introduced to the congregation of St. Stephen Lutheran Church during a "service of dedication and thanksgiving" on February 9, 2002.  The insprational ceremony was conducted by Pastors Dennis Sundell and Daniel Seehafer.  Dr. Steven Wente, professor of music at Concordia University-River Forest, Illinois, was the concert artist.  Dr. Wente played a new Schulze-Pollmann grand piano which was donated to the church by member, Orville Seide.  Members of the organ selection committee for St. Stephen Lutheran Church were Harlan Becker, Barbara Raue, and David Hagan.

 

The organ selection committee from Trinity Lutheran Church, Phillips, Wisconsin: Lois Lodholz, Joy Swanson, Pastor Gary Lodholz, Chuck Hahn, and Kathy Pipkorn.

Trinity Lutheran Church chose a program that featured Marlene Butler as principal recitalist but also included congregation musicians and Choir.  Flautist, Heidi Anderson, played Jesu Joy of Man's Desiring accompanied by her mother, principal organist Lois Lodholz.  Concert artist Marlene Butler explained the outstanding features of the Ahlborn-Galanti Chronicler I and conducted a special Children's Time.  She concluded the program with A Mighty Fortress Is Our God.  Members of the Trinity organ selection committee were Pastor Gary and Lois Lodholz, Joy Swanson, and Gloria Mae Helixon.

Committee members ad soloists at the Organ Dedication Concert at Our Savior Lutheran Church, Neenah, Wisconsin: Ken Schmidt, Nancy Lephart, Roberta Golden, LuAnn Stensberg, Ozzie Rapp, Jim Cuningham, Wilbur Voss, and John Skidmore.
Many fine organists participated in the dedication concert at Our Savior Lutheran Church.  They included LuAnn Stensberg, Nancy Lephart, John Skidmore, and Roberta Golden.  The Chancel Choir performed under the direction of Jim Hart, and Marlene Butler concluded the program with the Toccata from the Fifth Symphony by C. Widor.  The new Ahlborn-Galanti Chronicler III  was selected by committee members Jim Cunningham, Roberta Golden, Wilbur Voss, Nancy Lephart, and LuAnn Stensberg.

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DEDICATION CONCERT AT SISTER BAY MORAVIAN CHURCH

 

The organ selection committee members for Sister Bay Moravian Church are pictured, left to right: Trudy Fondrei, Naomi Thomas, Sharon Grutzmacher, George Hughes, Pastor Jane Harberg, Dick Daniels, Ruth Daniels, and Sue Raye Hughes (seated).

 

The dedication concert for the new, three manual Ahlborn-Galanti organ at Sister Bay Moravian Church was held amid a gorgeous blend of old and new.  By incorporating many elements of its original church in a new building, the parishioners paid tribute to their past and showed a vision for their future.  With its pipe-like sound, the new Ahlborn-Galanti organ fit right in!  Concert organist, Marlene Butler, beautifully demonstrated the possibilities of the organ by choosing a diversified program.  The Adult Choir, under the direction of Ruth Daniels, and the Tone Choir, directed by Diane Ludwigwen, contributed variety and beauty to the program.

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RIVER VALLEY ALLIANCE CHURCH DEDICATES NEW BRITSON ORGAN

 

Gathered around their new Britson organ are (back row) David Zimmerman, John Leischer and Rev. Gerald Palmquist, (on bench) Mrs. Palmquist and Pat Ebert.

 

Scripture readings, hymns and solo organ works were the order of the day in Watertown at the dedication of the new Britson organ at the River Valley Alliance Church.  A tradition of music was evident at the concert which featured the Adult and "Kid's Kwire" under the able direction of David Zimmerman.  The new organ was put through its paces by concert organist Marlene Butler as she demonstrated the versatility of the Britson Model D105a.  This remarkable instrument is as at home with classical literature as it is with gospel music!

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THE TONAL DIRECTOR SPEAKS

 

John Rose

 

The goal of Ahlborn-Galanti Organs is to produce the world's finest digital organ and we believe that we have done just that.

As the tonal consultant, it is my job to design exciting and versatile specifications (stop lists) and to match them with the distinguished pipe sounds, which have been captured using our Sampled Wave Processing technology.  These pipe sounds (stops) are then carefully balanced with each other in order to create new and unique instruments.  In this way, we are able to design organs in the American Classic tradition with the sounds derived from distinguished pipe organs from among the world's most distinguished organ building traditions.

Ahlborn-Galanti specifications strive to provide organists with expressive instruments of warm foundation tone, shimmering clarity and a rich variety of solo stops from the romantic and baroque schools.

The remarkable results of Ahlborn-Galanti's technology stem from its unique ability to digitally capture the complex sounds of actual wind-blown pipes, on site, in their European and American church and cathedral environments.  Ahlborn-Galanti's Sampled Wave Processing technology was developed by General Music's engineering division specifically to permit selected pipe ranks to be digitally recorded, pipe-by-pipe, on-site, in their natural acoustical settings.

These recordings are processed by experienced engineers who work closely with pipe organ artists.  They derive the information necessary to faithfully reproduce the actual pipe sounds and store that information in the organ's memory so that it can be played back, digitally, at the organist's touch.

In short, the tremendous success of Ahlborn-Galanti Organs is made possible by a dynamic synergy of its state-of-the-art digital technology coupled with the dedicated teamwork of pipe organ artists, digital sound engineers, 21st century manufacturing techniques and superb handcrafting of elegant console details.  Ahlborn-Galanti Organs are proud to be known as "The Electronic Organ for Pipe Organ People."

American organist John Rose has performed in forty-four of the United States and in nine other countries on four continents.  Performances at home have included Orchestra Hall in Chicago, Davies Symphony Hall in San Francisco, The Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C., Bushnell Hall in Hartford, and the Mormon Tabernacle in Salt Lake City.  Performance venues abroad have included Westminster Abbey and St. Paul's Cathedral in London, Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, Sao Bento Monastery, Brazil, Morelia Cathedral in Mexico, and Town Hall in Melbourne, Australia.

Since 1977 Mr. Rose has been College Organist and Director of Chapel Music at Trinity College, Hartford, Connecticut and, before coming to Trinity, spent nine years as Organist and Music Director at Sacred Heart Cathedral Basilica in Newark, New Jersey.  Mr. Rose records for Towerhill-Recordings.com.

 

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INCREDIBLE SOUNDS AT ADORATION LUTHERAN CHURCH WITH NEW AHLBORN-GALANTI ORGAN AND SOUND SYSTEM

 

The three men who "made it all happen" at Adoration Lutheran Church in Milwaukee:  David Platz, Ted Lazaris, and Tom Nowakowski.

The change is dramatic!  Not only does the congregation at Adoration Lutheran Church in Milwaukee enjoy a brand new Ahlborn-Galanti Model Angelus organ, they also have a new state-of-the-art sound system designed especially for them by Bob Stevens, President of Butler-Stevens Inc.  Initially, the church board of directors intended only to replace the old church organ, but things seemed to snowball.  The sound system had been giving them problems, and Bob told them that he could provide a system that would not only make every seat in the church the best seat, but also incorporate a mixing board that would adjust the level of every microphone (including the choir mics) so that the sound would be clear and balanced throughout the sanctuary.  This system would also enable them to do professional quality recording.  They loved the idea!

 

The "finished product" at Adoration Lutheran Church with organ, pipe facade, and tone cabinets.

The "dream installation" was achieved by suspending the speakers on a wooden platform hung from the ceiling of the church.  The expense was kept to a minimum by talented and ambitious men in the congregation who constructed the platform to specifications and did much of the installation work themselves.  Tom Nowakowski crafted the speaker platform as well as a platform for the organ and was assisted by Dave Platz and Building and Grounds Chairman, Ted Lazaris.  The result was not only functional but beautiful.  When all was completed in July, the congregation was thrilled.  But, Tom wasn't finished yet.  He began to build a pipe facade to complete the visual effect at the front of the church.  Using one rank of organ pipes, he fashioned a facade which incorporated the digital organ speakers as well.  The result is astounding - a musical treat for both the ear and the eye!

 
 

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J.F. NORDLIE AHLBORN-GALANTI REPRESENTATIVE

 

J.F. Nordlie pipe organ at St. John's Lutheran Church, LeMars, Iowa.

Ahlborn-Galanti has announced that the J.F. Nordlie Pipe Organ Company of Sioux Falls, South Dakota, has chosen to represent Ahlborn-Galanti organs.  J.F. Nordlie is recognized as one of the most prestigious pipe organ builders in the United States and abroad.  Since their founding in 1976, they have maintained exacting standards in selecting materials and components for their pipe organs.  Their insistence on superb craftsmanship has resulted in organs that are noted for their mechanical soundness and musical quality.  Now, their tradition, experience, and passion for design quality has led them to choose "The Electronic Organ for Pipe Organ People."  John Nordlie, president of the company says, "Experience counts, and that's why our choice of Ahlborn-Galanti organs has been carefully considered."  Ahlborn-Galanti is extremely proud to have J.F. Nordlie Company as part of the family!

 

The pipe organ at St. Barnabas Lutheran Church in Plymouth, Minnesota, which was installed by J.F. Nordlie Company.

 

 
 

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Organist's Corner

 

by Marlene Butler

 

THE IMPORTANCE OF PLAYING HYMNS WELL

 

The most important function that a church organist has is the proper playing of the congregational hymns.  The hymns belong to the people, and we owe it to them to make their efforts as successful and inspiring as possible.  Good hymn playing transcends the mere hitting of the right notes, although this helps!

 

Select a tempo with the mood of the hymn in mind and also a thought for the lungs of the congregation!  When you practice the hymns (you do, don't you?), sing through each stanza to get the feel of it.  Stick to a suitable tempo - that's rhythm - and be sure to hold out those whole notes long enough.

 

Choose the correct registration for each hymn.  Select a basic principal sound to lead the singing.  Vary the sound by adding or subtracting a 2' stop, a mixture, or a coupler.  Alter a verse by the absence of the pedal.  Reserve the brightest reeds and mixtures for festive hymns.

 

Transposing up a half or a whole step before the last stanza is an effective device if used sparingly and in good taste.  Work out a successful modulation for the style of hymn, and, if you have a transposer on your organ, work out the modulating chords and the smooth use of the transposer.

 

To introduce the hymn that is unfamiliar to the congregation, play it through as written or solo out the melody on another manual.  You can play the first line or two using only the soprano part.  With a familiar hymn, you can occasionally use a free accompaniment or even part of a hymn tune prelude if it moves smoothly into the singing of the hymn.

 

Occasionally, play an interlude before the final stanza.  Use this to build the organ before a rousing last verse.

 

Phrase according to the sense of the words.

 

Study your hymns for their successful execution (not death!).  Let yourself become enthusiastic about hymn singing.  This is bound to be communicated to the congregation and will make some experiences in the corporate worship of God.

 
 

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THREE FEBRUARY CONCERTS DEDICATE AHLBORN-GALANTI CHRONICLER ORGANS

 

The beautiful sounds of new Ahlborn-Galanti Chronicler organs filled the air in three churches during dedication concerts in February.  St Stephen Lutheran Church, Horicion, Wisconsin; Trinity Lutheran Church, Phillips, Wisconsin; and Our Savior's Lutheran Church, Neenah, Wisconsin, all celebrated the installations of their new Ahlborn-Galanti organs with wonderful and diverse programs.

A new Ahlborn-Galanti Chronicler III was introduced to the congregation of St. Stephen Lutheran Church during a "service of dedication and thanksgiving" on February 9, 2002.  The insprational ceremony was conducted by Pastors Dennis Sundell and Daniel Seehafer.  Dr. Steven Wente, professor of music at Concordia University-River Forest, Illinois, was the concert artist.  Dr. Wente played a new Schulze-Pollmann grand piano which was donated to the church by member, Orville Seide.  Members of the organ selection committee for St. Stephen Lutheran Church were Harlan Becker, Barbara Raue, and David Hagan.

 

Stephen Johnson, Mucic Director at St. Stephen Lutheran Church with Dr. Steven Wente, soloist at the Organ Dedication Ceremony.

The organ selection committee from Trinity Lutheran Church, Phillips, Wisconsin: Lois Lodholz, Joy Swanson, Pastor Gary Lodholz, Chuck Hahn, and Kathy Pipkorn.

Trinity Lutheran Church chose a program that featured Marlene Butler as principal recitalist but also included congregation musicians and Choir.  Flautist, Heidi Anderson, played Jesu Joy of Man's Desiring accompanied by her mother, principal organist Lois Lodholz.  Concert artist Marlene Butler explained the outstanding features of the Ahlborn-Galanti Chronicler I and conducted a special Children's Time.  She concluded the program with A Mighty Fortress Is Our God.  Members of the Trinity organ selection committee were Pastor Gary and Lois Lodholz, Joy Swanson, and Gloria Mae Helixon.

Many fine organists participated in the dedication concert at Our Savior's Lutheran Church.  They included LuAnn Stensberg, Nancy Lephart, John Skidmore, and Roberta Golden.  The Chancel Choir performed under the direction of Jim Hart, and Marlene Butler concluded the program with the Toccata from the Fifth Symphony by C. Widor.  The new Ahlborn-Galanti Chronicler III  was selected by committee members Jim Cunningham, Roberta Golden, Wilbur Voss, Nancy Lephart, and LuAnn Stensberg.

Committee members ad soloists at the Organ Dedication Concert at Our Savior's Lutheran Church, Neenah, Wisconsin: Ken Schmidt, Nancy Lephart, Roberta Golden, LuAnn Stensberg, Ozzie Rapp, Jim Cuningham, Wilbur Voss, and John Skidmore.

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STEPHEN BARTELT IS THE WINNER OF A NEW GENERAL MUSIC MODEL RP6 PORTABLE DIGITAL PIANO!!

 

In our last newsletter, we asked for volunteer organists to help us evaluate the new Ahlborn-Galanti Chronicler Series B organs and we offered each participating organist the chance to win a new portable digital piano.  We were very pleased with the response from the professional organ community, and we are happy to announce the winner!!!

 

Stephen Bartelt lives in New Berlin, Wisconsin, and is the Director of Finance for the Lutheran High School Association, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and an organist for Blessed Savior Lutheran Church in New Berlin.  In his evaluation of the Chronicler, Stephen wrote: "Good balance among the stops...The Principal Chorus is outstanding."

 

We would like to thank all of the organists who helped evaluate this new series of organs which is voiced much like the Aeolian Skinner pipe organs and has a special appeal to American organists.  We have forwarded all of the evaluation reports to the Ahlborn-Galanti company, and we are sure that they will be delighted to get them.

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ANNUAL SUMMER WAREHOUSE CLEARANCE!!!

 

Beautiful Ahlborn-Galanti Praeludium III.  Traded by a church to upgrade to a new Ahlborn-Galanti Chronicler III! This three-manual Praeludium would be a good organ for a church in temporary quarters or for an organist as a home organ.

 

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Preowned Ahlborn-Galanti Praeludium I acquired in trade from private owner.  It would make a great practice organ for your home!

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OCTOBER CONCERTS DEDICATE NEW AHLBORN-GALANTI ORGANS IN MADISON AND BOWLER

 

Pictured with organist Vicki Nonn (at organ) at the Organ Dedication Concert at Orchard Ridge United Church of Christ are (L to R) Mike and Ann Kehl and Pastor Winton Boyd.

October celebrated the dedication of new Ahlborn-Galanti organs at Orchard Ridge United Church of Christ in Madison and St. Paul Lutheran Church in Bowler, Wisconsin!  Both dedications featured concert organist and Butler-Stevens Inc. Vice-President Marlene Butler, as well as musical groups from the sponsoring churches.

 

Pastor Winton Boyd of Orchard Ridge U.C.C. set the mood of the evening with readings from Psalms while organist, Vicki Nonn directed and accompanied the church choir and the congregational singing.  Featured artist Marlene Butler presented religious and classical organ pieces.  She showed the versatility of the organ when she performed "How the Organ Sings," a Theme and Variations on "America" which was narrated by Butler-Stevens General Manager Judi Schroeder.  Marlene ended the concert with "Festival Toccata" by Percy Fletcher.

 

Performing at the dedication of the new Ahlborn-Galanti organ at the St. Paul Luthern Church in Bowler are Debbie Emmel and Butler-Stevens Vice-President Marlene Butler.

Variety was the order of the evening organ dedication at St. Paul Lutheran Church in Bowler, Wisconsin.  Talented musicians from the congregation sang in the choir and were accompanied by organist Debbie Emmel.  A brass trio featured Alan Marquardt, Brandon Emmel and Justin Gutt.  Organist Marlene Butler presented a varied program showcasing the sounds and features of the new Ahlborn-Galanti organ.  A nusical arrangement of "Psalm 23" narrated by Butler-Stevens President Bob Stevens was a highlight of the evening.

 

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RECITAL DEDICATES NEW ORGAN AT SLINGER, WISCONSIN

 

The Slinger Organ Selection Committee: Standing: Eunice Imrie, Donor, Pat Peterson and Pastor John Tschudy  Seated: Organist Rita Zarling.

 

The new Ahlborn-Galanti model Angelus organ was dedicated with a recital at St. John's United Church of Christ in Slinger, Wisconsin on February 9, 2003.  Concert Organist, Marlene Butler, presented a program of classical literature and hymns which included congregational singing.  Psalm 23 was narrated by Bob Stevens to a musical setting by Raymond Haan.  The entire program was inserted into an inspirational Prayer Service and Benediction which was conducted by Pastor John Tschudy.

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STEPHEN BARTELT JOINS BUTLER-STEVENS INC. AS CHURCH ORGAN SPECIALIST

 

Stephen Bartelt with Butler-Stevens President, Bob Stevens at the Ahlborn-Galanti organ at St. Agnes Convent in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin.

It started out as a traditional business relationship when Stephen Bartelt contacted Butler-Stevens Inc. in search of a three-manual organ for his home.  He had done much investigation and study and was in the process of visiting all the major digital organ companies in Wisconsin!  With a Master's Degree in Organ Performance, Steve knew what he was looking for.  He needed little help but spent time in the organ showroom testing each rank and listening for the most "pipelike" sounds.  After a couple of visits, he chose the three-manual model SL300.  After the organ was delivered, he wrote us, "I want you to know how thrilled I am both with the instrument and with my experience of dealing with your company...I did check out your competition.  But, I believe what I purchased from you represents the best value for my money."  When he recently retired as Director of Finance for The Lutheran High School Association of Greater Milwaukee, we contacted Steve and asked him if he would like to become an associate of Butler-Stevens Inc. as a consultant and concert performer.  He agreed and has been very involved in both capacities for the past several months.  Steve provided the organ dedication concert for the Sisters of St. Agnes in Fond du Lac on July 13th, where he proformed selections by Couperin, Pachelbel, Bach, Schubert, Ives and Peeters, among others.  The program was divided into "Very Ancient," "Less Ancient," and "Modern" music, and Steve made good use of the Ahlborn-Galanti Model Angelus organ combined with wind-blown pipes.  We are very proud to have him "on board!" 

 

 
 

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LONG ASSOCIATION RESULTS IN NEW AHLBORN-GALANTI ORGAN

 

Charlie and Diane Daub show off their "Galanti Collection."  Diane holds her "Galanti" accordion and Charlie sits at his new Ahlborn-Galanti SL250 organ.

Charlie Daub has been saving the Butler-Stevens newsletters for years.  His collection goes back to the very first newsletter sent out by Bob Stevens and Marlene Butler when they were the church division of a Milwaukee music store representing Ahlborn-Galanti organs.  Recently, when Charlie and his wife Diane came to our showroom, he brought his newsletter collection along.  After selecting a new Ahlborn-Galanti organ for his home, he showed us the folder with our newsletters from "way back."  We all chuckled at the memory of the "bear sighting" in Upper Michigan and the search for a moose on subsequent visits to the U.P.  (Our trips are seldom dull!)  But, Diane presented us with our greatest surprise!  Her association with the Ahlborn-Galanti Company started may years ago when she was a young girl taking accordion lessons, and her parents bought her a Galanti accordion.  (Perhaps it is not common knowledge, but the Ahlborn-Galanti Organ company has its roots in "The Galanti," one of the world's finest accordions.  The company that became General Music was founded by Antonio Galanti in 1890 and is still owned by the Galanti family.)  We were astounded by the coincidence!  It was like meeting a relative that we didn't know we had!  When we delivered their new organ on February 4th, Charlie and Diane let us take pictures of them with their new organ and its predecessor, the Galanti accordion.  Charlie enjoys playing liturgical and pop music.  When needed, he is the substitute organist at Bethel-Bethany United Church of Christ.  Now he has a fine organ to practice at home and a great instrument for family sing-alongs!

 
 

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TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH DEDICATED NEW CHURCH, SCHOOL, AND AHLBORN-GALANTI ORGAN

 

The new Trinity Lutheran Church in Kiel, Wisconsin.

On October 3, 2004, Trinity Lutheran Church in Kiel, Wisconsin, will dedicate a truly ambitious project, a new school and church complete with Ahlborn-Galanti organ.  We first met Pastor David Laabs at the WELS Conference on Music and the Arts at Carthage College in July, 2002.  He told us that his congregation was preparing to inaugurate a building project and that they would need to decide what to do about the pipe organ that was in the present church.  Some members wanted to move it to the new church, but the cost of refurbishing it was prohibitive.  We suggested either replacing the pipe organ with a new Ahlborn-Galanti digital organ or combining the two.  In August, 2003, Butler-Stevens President, Bob Stevens, and Vice-President, Marlene Butler, met with the church's organ search committee.  After hearing an Ahlborn-Galanti pipe/digital combination organ in Green Bay, the committee agreed that the congregation would be best served by an Ahlborn-Galanti Chronicler III to which pipes could be added in the future.  The dream became a reality this past June when the new organ was installed in the beautiful new church.  The October 3, 2004, Church and School Dedication Service will feature guest speaker, WELS President, Karl Gurgel.  Naomi Laabs, daughter of Pastor David and Sharon Laabs, will play the new organ.  We congratulate the Trinity Lutheran Congregation and organ search committee members, Pastor Laabs, Sharon Laabs, Delbert Zoellner, Lori Mueller, Sara Din, and Janice Lopnow.  We have enjoyed working with them and seeing the beautiful results of their efforts.

 
 

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DEALERS GET A CLOSE LOOK AT THE ASSEMBLY

 

 

Butler-Stevens President Bob Stevens and General Manager Judi Schroeder were among the United States Ahlborn-Galanti dealers to get a close look at how organs are assembled when they traveled to Fermignano, Italy.  "Although we have always been impressed with the fine tone ane exquisite workmanship present in these instruments, touring the assembly plant gave us an even greater appreciation of them," said Stevens.  The group toured the Research and Development division and even gathered in the anechoic chamber, the "high-tech" enclosure used in the company's pursuit of perfect organ sound.  Most impressive is knowing that Ahlborn-Galanti produces sound in any church environment.  It is truly

 

"The Electronic Organ for Pipe Organ People."

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AHLBORN-GALANTI PRODUCTS ADD VERSATILITY TO PIPE ORGANS

 

The interior of the chapel at the convent of the sisters of St. Agnes in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, showing the new Ahlborn-Galanti organ and the windblown pipe combination installation.

In their constant quest to find new and improved ways to add to the beauty of liturgical music, Ahlborn-Galanti Organs has developed two new products which will enable congregations to have the beauty of wind-blown pipes enhanced by the marvels of new, digital technology.  The choice to retain an original pipe organ or to install a new one presents congregations with a dilemma.  While the traditional pipe organ is the "king of instruments," it is also the largest musical investment that a church can make and requires regular maintenance to keep it in playing condition.  With an Ahlborn-Galanti Organ, a church can enjoy the best of both worlds - the tradition of wind-blown pipes and the versatility and economy of the most "pipe-like" digital organ in the world.  Two remarkable products make this possible.

 

The New Active Logic Relay System

 

Alhborn-Galanti has developed a simple process of seamlessly combining the beauty of the pipe organ with the versatility and additional digital pipe ranks of the Ahlborn-Galanti organ.  Dubbed the ALR (Active Logic Relay) System, it will expand any pipe organ into a digital combination organ or turn any Ahlborn-Galanti Organ into a pipe organ.

 

ALR simplifies the process of combination projects because it is self-contained and pre-wired, does not use POMI (Pipe Organ MIDI Interface) Boards, and is mounted on appropriately sized panels for each unique installation.  The System accepts all control functions of Ahlborn-Galanti organs so that any stop or other MIDI-implemented function can be used to control a pipe function (i.e., tremulant can be turned on by the tremulant stops, shades driven by the expression shoes, etc.).  This simplifies the operation for the organist.  Moreover, Ahlborn-Galanti's "pipe-like" sound makes it virtually impossible to tell whether the pipes or digital pipes are playing!  Patented Auto Pipe Tracking automatically keeps the electronic stops in tune with the pipe ranks as their pitch shifts with temperature changes.

 

The "building block" concepts used in the ALR System so that it is scaleable to meet the needs of small and large instruments alike.  MIDI is used only for what it is intended - communication!  This eliminates latency and other issues that plague other manufacture's MIDI-based relay systems.

 

Butler-Stevens Inc. provides all parts of this system - from the Ahlborn-Galanti console of your choice to the pipes, facade design, and complete installation and voicing of both the pipes and digital organ.  All parts of the project are covered by both the manufacture's warranty as well as the Butler-Stevens service warranty.

 

Archive Modules are a Unique Solution for Additional Pipe Sounds

 

One of the four Archive Sound Modules available to expand the possibilities of a pipe or digital organ.

Using the technology from their Chronicler Series II organs, Ahlborn-Galanti Organs has developed a MIDI sound module, called the Archive that provides an exceptionally high level of quality pipe organ sound!  There are four models of the Archive, each with its own specifications of 20 stops each - a surprisingly affordable and flexible addition to any MIDI compatible pipe or digital organ.  Stop-by-Stop voicing allows meticulous voicing of each stop to properly combine with wind-blown pipes and produce the most natural sound possible in an acoustic environment.  Auto Pipe Tracking automatically keeps the module's stops in tune with the pipes.  As concert organist, Larry Roou has said of the Archive module used with the pipe organ at United Methodist Church in Whitefish Bay, Wisconsin, "Many of my organist friends have not been able to tell which sounds are electronic and which are pipe."
 

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CHRIST MEMORIAL LUTHERAN CHURCH INSTALLS NEW AHLBORN-GALANTI ORGAN IN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS

 

Music Director, Avis Chmielewski, organist Vickie Mokcos, and Butler-Stevens consultant, Steve Bartelt, at the new Ahlborn-Galanti Chronicler III at Christ Memorial Lutheran Church in Milwaukee.

Within six months after meeting with Butler-Stevens consultant, Steve Bartelt, at the South Wisconsin District Convention of the Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod, members of the Christ Memorial Lutheran Church in Milwaukee were enjoying their new Ahlborn-Galanti church organ!  Much of the credit goes to Music Director Avis Chmielewski and her incredible fund-raising ability!  After further meetings with Steve and Butler-Stevens President Bob Stevens, as well as an organ demonstration by Vice-President, Marlene Butler, the committee decided that they wanted to move forward in hopes that they would be able to use the new, three-manual organ for Christmas.  As with most churches replacing their church organ, funding it was a challenge.  Although a donor was generously providing half of the funds necessary, the committee had to raise the rest before the dream could become a reality.  It was a daunting task, but one that was readily accepted by Avis.  Within two weeks, she tirelessly raised the necessary funds and received the approval of the congregation to order the organ!  Avis and organist, Vickie Mokcos, have used the features of the Chronicler III to great advantage, especially the combination-saving feature of the disk drive.  They no longer have to worry about tuning and maintenance as they did for their old pipe organ because their new Ahlborn-Galanti organ is always in tune.  Now they are planning the concert to dedicate the new organ.  With these ladies in charge, Church Board President, Tom Smith, has no doubt that is will be a memorable occasion -- and neither do we!

 
 

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PASTOR KOBOSH PROVIDES INSPIRATIONAL THOUGHTS ON THE ROLE OF THE ORGAN IN CHURCH MUSIC

 

Pastor Vince Kobosh of Rock Lake Baptist church, Lake Mills, Wisconsin.

Talking with Pastor Vince Kobosh about organ music is inspirational to say the least!  The appreciation and fervor that he has for the "King of Instruments" is contagious.  When Bob Stevens and Judi Schroeder met him for the first time in June, 2003, they had no idea that they would come away from the meeting with increased enthusiasm for the instrument that they represent.  Pastor Kobosh and organ search committee members, Cathy Schulz and Nancy and Jen Spiegelhoff, eventually selected the Ahlborn-Galanti, three manual, model SL300 to serve their congregation.  Marlene Butler will play an Organ Dedication Concert for them on October 3, 2004.

 

We reprint the thoughts of Pastor Kobosh here in hopes that they will inspire you, too.

 

There are many instruments used in the performance of sacred music, and each instrument possesses its own peculiar, emotional element when portraying the God of Heaven.  Strings can provide a sense of God's love and tenderness to His people.  There is the stately grandeur of brass declaring to us the sovereignty of God.  The organ, too, plays a vital role in teaching us something of the character of God.  Its power and enveloping sound create in us a vision of the greatness and omnipotence of God.  An entire auditorium resonating with sound, reminds us of our infinite God who is omnipresent.  As you feel the vibration of the pew from a deep pitched 32' Contra Bass and your chest tremors in response to the blanket of mixed tones bursting forth from the accompanying pipes, there is a reverent awe that is born in the soul, and one is moved to bow in worship before a God who is the Almighty.  Take, for instance, "A Mighty Fortress."  It is a beautiful and rousing hymn when played on any instrument, but, when played on the organ, the same hymn takes us "within the fortress" for the organ creates in us a sense of the invincible might and power of the Eternal God.  No wonder that it is called the king of instruments and is found in churches and cathedrals around the world.  In a day when many are moving away from the use of organs, it is important to be reminded of the vital role that organs play in creating a reverent sense of a transcendent, omnipotent God whose Being fills the universe.

 

Pastor Vince Kobosh

Rock Lake Baptist Church

Lake Mills, Wisconsin

 

 
 

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SL-250 - IDEAL FOR SMALL CHURCH OR HOME USE

 

The comprehensive 26 stop Ahlborn-Galanti SL250 organ offers quality pipe-like tones for less than $15,000*.  It's the little things that matter: divided expression with proper harmonic tapering; no unification or borrowing; built-in light for the AGO pedal board; eight programmable toe studs and dual-memory capture combination action with 5 general and automatic return to handset pistons.  Selectable temperament changes include WerckmeisterIII.  Patented windchest layouts, which create the spatial disbursement of pipe sounds from various locations as a pipe organ wind chest.

The SL250 offers maximum flexibility.  It is the perfect instrument for home, teaching studio or small churches.  The attractive and compact console adheres to specifications of the American Guild of Organists.

An advanced internal 3-channel speaker with a powerful 150 watt amplifications system delivers clean articulated pipe organ sound.  Special finishing sets enable the organist to select Classic or Romantic voicing.  Chimes with 25 note compass and a comfortable bench with storage finish off this instrument as a standard apart with quality and superb musical value.  Ahlborn-Galanti Organs offer the security of total warranty care on parts for TEN YEARS.  For further information or for a demonstration CD, call 1-800-731-2313 or e-mail us at butlerstevensinc@aol.com.

*Limited time offer, tax delivery and installation may be additional.

 
 

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ARCHIVE MODULES EXPAND PIPE ORGANS

 

Using the technology from their Chronicler Series II organs, Ahlborn-Galanti Organs has developed a MIDI sound module, called the Archive that provides an exceptionally high level of quality pipe organ sound!  There are four models of the Archive.  Each has its own specifications offering 20 stops - a surprisingly affordable and flexible addition to any MIDI compatible pipe or digital organ.  Stop-by-Stop voicing allows meticulous voicing of each stop to properly combine with wind-blown pipes and produce the most natural sound possible in an acoustic environment.  Auto Pipe Tracking automatically keeps the module's stops in tune with the pipes.  As concert organist, Larry Roou has said of the Archive module used with the pipe organ at United Methodist Church in Whitefish Bay, Wisconsin, "Many of my organist friends have not been able to tell which sounds are electronic and which are pipe."

 

One of the four Archive Sound Modules available to expand the possibilities of a pipe or digital organ.

 

FACTORY DIRECT PRICING

$2,795.00

 
 

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ORGAN PLATFORMS AVAILABLE NOW!!

 

Order a 5' x 6' platform for your classic organ now and have it for all of your Christmas services and programs!  These platforms are built of the finest quality materials in two pieces for easy installation and disassembly.  The beautiful oak finish will complement your organ and the heavy duty wheels will make repositioning the organ easy!  Wood construction eliminates the danger of static electricity damage to your organ.

 

Custom sizes and finishes available.

 

Call 1-800-731-2313 for more information!
 

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DEDICATION CONCERTS

 

Sisters of St. Agnes Convent

Fond du Lac, Wisconsin

July 13th, 2003

 

Adoration Lutheran Church

Milwaukee, Wisconsin

TBA

 

Our Lady Queen of Peace Catholic Church

Milwaukee, Wisconsin

TBA

 

Please contact church for exact day and time.
 

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