Piping Up! The 1947 Möller Organ in Maidencreek Church

Episode 11 of Piping Up with Stephen Regec
Welcome to Maidencreek Church in Blandon, Pennsylvania, where the majestic sounds of the 1947 Möller Op. 7459 2/6 pipe organ fill the sanctuary every Sunday morning. Join us as we explore the rich history and beautiful craftsmanship of this historic instrument.
Led by organist Kimberly Ayrton, a former AGO organist, the organ delights congregants and visitors alike with its six ranks and 518 pipes. From classical hymns to contemporary praise songs, the Möller Op. 7459 brings a timeless elegance to worship services.
Recently, the console underwent a significant upgrade, transitioning to a digital system while retaining its original keys and tabs. This modernization ensures ease of use for visiting organists, allowing them to access piston functions effortlessly.
Channel Intro music is brought to you by Walker Technical Organ Company and Daniel Umholtz.
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I am 76 years old and that organ was there my whole life. That was very interesting.

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I really like the organist!

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I like the chimes! Another wonderful video Stephen

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One of the best sets of chimes I've seen yet.

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According to the Pipe Organ Database, the Vox Humana was prepared for, and it was added at some point. It also looks like at least a Mixture has been added. What a sweet little instrument!