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Celebrating the pipe organ, the King of Instruments |
Organ Profile
1979 C.B. Fisk organ at House of Hope Presbyterian Church, Saint Paul, MN
Photo of the organ case by Richard Rasch
This instrument (Opus 78, 97 ranks, 63 stops) consists of five divisions: Great (above, center), Positive (below, on the railing), Brustwerk (center, below Great), Swell (invisible, center, in an expression chamber behind Great) and Pedal (side towers).
At the time, this was the largest instrument (in total number of pipes) designed by Mr. Fisk, and the last large instrument over which he exerted total tonal control.
Programs that feature this organ
David Craighead in Concert 8208- Bach’s Clavierübung III 8212
- The Organ in Solo and Worship 8213
- David Craighead in Concert 8417
- Bach’s Clavierübung III 8425
- Fisk at House of Hope 8732
Olivier Latry at House of Hope 9640
A Gentle Giant 9739- Until Shiloh Come 9748
- An Organist’s Yearbook 9752
- An Organist’s Yearbook 9852
- Around Town 9915
- Vision and Virtuosity 9944
PD Live! In St. Paul 2020- The Art of Escape (Part 2) 2030
- Going On Record 0220
- Wondrous Love, Greater Love 0237
- In Concert 0248
- Bach Birthday Bash 0411
- Glory to Bach in the Highest 0510
- A Gentle Giant 0620
- For Two to Play 0625
- That Professor from Iowa 0633
- From Russia with Love 0638
- A Lively Tradition 0644
- Bach, Home in Minnesota 0712
- An American Organist’s Christmas 0850
- In Concert 0909
- Twin Cities Tunes 0928
- Bach's the Best 1429
- Getting Near 1505
- Christmas All Around 1851
- Twin Cities Trackers 1921
- The OHS in Minnesota 1923
