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First Presbyterian Church
85 South Holly Street
Medford, Oregon

Organ by Schoenstein, San Francisco
3 Manuals, 72 stops, 91 ranks

Great - Manual II  3 1/2"

16' Salicional 
 8' Principal  
 8' Harmonic Flute 
 8' Bourdon 
 8' Salicional 
 4' Octave 
 4' Forest Flute 
1 2/3' Quint 
 2' Super Octave 
 2' Chorus Mixture (IV ranks) 
 8' Tromba (solo)  
 8' Clarinet  
   Chimes  

Swell (Manual III enclosed  4") 
 8' Principal 
 8' Silver Flute * 
 8' Viola 
 8' Celeste 
 4' Principal 
 4' Lieblich Gedeckt  
 2' Harmonic Piccolo 
 2' Full Mixture (III-IV ranks) 
16' Bassoon 
 8' Trumpet 
 8' Oboe 
 4' Clarion 
       Tremulant  

Solo  (Manual I - 4 1/2" Wind) 
 8' Diapason 
 8' Bourdon (wood) 
 8' Gemshorn 
 8' Celestiana (II ranks) 
 4' Gemshorn 
 4' Chimney Flute 
 4' Forest Flute 
 2 2/3 Nazard 
 2' Flautino 
1 3/5' Tierce (TC)  
 2' Chorus Mixture (IV ranks)  
 8' Tromba  
 8' Clarinet 
Tremulant 
Cymbelstern  

Pedal  (3 1/2' and 5" Wind) 
32' Bourdon 
16' Principal (Wood and metal) 
16' Salicional 
16' Bourdon (wood) 
 8' Octave 
 8'Flute 
 8' Bourdon 
 4' Super Octave 
 4' Flute 
16' Trombone 
16' Bassoon 
 8' Trumpet 
 4' Clarinet 

Solid state capture Combinations 
10 levels of memory 
28 pistons and toe studs 

Notes from Jack Bethards (owner of Schoenstein Organs):

* The Silver Flute is a unique Schoenstein development, large scale open metal, slotted. Somewhat reminiscent of it's wooden counterparts, the Melodia and Concert Flute.

"The end result is three very well balanced divisions of nearly equal power. The bulk of the organ is under expression, adding versatility and nearly limitless subtle combinations of tonal character. Our objective was expressivenes, beauty and dramatic power, without the loss of refinement. "