[rodgersorgan] Re: 32' - soft or loud?


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When our 1930 Hinners was re-wired over 10 years ago, a  32' Reusltant=0D
was derived from our 16'  Bourdon. Talk about whummp!  I use  it on last
verses of the opening hymn with full organ.  Mind you, we had TWELVE whol=
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ranks!  LOL!=0D
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With the addition of the Rodgers 835 to our sweet old Hinners, I got a 32=
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digital, which is voiced soft.  I must say I use the "real " 32' on hymns
more than the 32' soft digital.  Sometimes there is music which can use a
soft 32'.=0D
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Also, I LOVE to add the 16' Bassoon on the last verse of a hymn with a fu=
ll
swell coupled to the Great with a full Principal chorus.  It gives a such=
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BOLD sound.=0D
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Randall Smith=0D
West Point FUMC=0D
West Point Georgia=0D
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From: rodgersorgan@xxxxxxxxxxxxx=0D
Date: Monday, March 31, 2003 19:10:36=0D
To: rodgersorgan@xxxxxxxxxxxxx=0D
Subject: [rodgersorgan] 32' - soft or loud?=0D
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If an organ has only one 32' flue stop, should it be soft or loud?=0D
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If it is loud, you can only use it when the organ is already playing =0D
loudly, but if it is soft, you can use it all the time.=0D
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A time honored effect is pulling a 32' just as the last chord is played, =
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the resulting Whummmp! putting a period on the end of the sentence.=0D
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athens, tennessee, usa=0D
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