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Restoration of the organ Patroclus Möller in Marienmünster (1736/38)
3 manuals, 48 keys, Pedal 27 keys, 44 stops
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80% original lead pipework
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Reconstruction of the console, the key and stop actions, the windchest of the Positif and the wedge-bellows
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Addition of an automatic winding mechanism |
Muhleisen brought its part to the building of the Zaryadye Park Concert Hall in Moscow. A major project that is finally almost finished.
4 manuals with 61 notes, pedal with 32 notes, 82 stops, 2 consoles, 5872 pipes
Suspended mechanical key action (from the attached console)
Both consoles can be played simultaneously
Replay and MIDI modules
2 swell boxes (POSITIF and RECIT)
Large swell front enclosing the entire 2nd level (Positif – Solo – Chamades – Tuba)
Truly natural acoustics with 3 seconds of reverberation in a full house.
135 front pipes building a 22 meters wide facade.
Design totally integrated into the architecture of the hall thanks to a fruitful collaboration between the Moscow architectural firm “Reserve”, Patrick Armand and Christophe Armand.
The 2 rows of facade pipes and the curved lines of mouths echo the hills of the surrounding park.
Press report : anoncement of the organ inauguration
Video : Timur Khaliullin concert: inauguration 2020.02.29
Video : Lada Labzina internet concert: 2020.03.24
Video : Jean-Baptiste Robin concert: inauguration 2020.02.29
Video : Explanation of how section allocations work (Timur Khaliullin)