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Chimes and Percussions
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When considering additions and upgrades to an organ, few consider percussion instruments. While chimes are the most popular, glockenspiels, harps, Zimbelsterns and Glockensterns and the like are also possible. Visually beautiful, Exposed percussion can enhance a room, as well as make the organ
more versatile and interesting, and can be easily added to an instrument
without great expense. Percussion can be added digitally if space
is limited.
Zimbelsterns
Glockensterns
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Left = Chimes | Top Right = Zimbelstern | Bottom Right = Glockenstern |
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St. Michaels Receives New Organ
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Shrine Receives New Organ
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Opus 6466 installation complete
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Grand Court Organist plays St. James Wicks
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St. James Cathedral
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FBC Simpsonville, South Carolina
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6442 Cathedral of St. Helena, Helena, Montana
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4400 Bethel Lutheran Church, Rochester, Minnesota
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6435 First Presbyterian Church, Pitman, New Jersey
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6434 First United Methodist Church, Hampton, Virginia
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6430 St. Cecilia's Convent, Nashville, Tennesee
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