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General| Brand | Rodgers |
|---|---|
| Model | Deseret 115 |
| Category | Musical Instrument |
| Language | English |
The Great Division is the organ's tonal backbone for congregational singing, featuring Principal sounds, supporting flutes, and a reed.
The Swell Division offers a complete range of Principal Tone, flutes, string stops, and reed sounds for a rich ensemble.
The Pedal Division provides a complementary base with foundation stops and a mixture for upperwork, supporting manual tonal structure.
This division, often the Choir, is accompanimental, featuring light principals and flutes for a fabric of sound.
Principal stops provide the unique organ sound and foundation for the ensemble, present in Great, Swell, and Pedal divisions.
Flute stops are foundation builders, imitating orchestral flutes, offering deep bass or clear upperwork sounds.
String stops offer warm, delicate sounds for enhancement, related to principals but with more harmonic development.
Reed stops use brass reed tongues and resonators for sounds, suitable for solo or chorus use.
Mixtures clarify and extend the harmonic structure of the organ ensemble, typically used in fuller registrations.
Mutations add color to solo combinations, serving as registration 'salt and pepper' for experimentation.
The tremulant affects the entire organ, adjustable for speed and depth, adding vibrato.
The Chiff tab affects flutes, providing a characteristic attack that enhances definition.
Couplers connect manuals and pedal, increasing versatility and ensemble possibilities when used correctly.
Lists all speaking stops for the Great, Swell, and Pedal manuals categorized by tone family.
Explains the 'Double-Touch' preset pistons and 'Stoprail OFF' piston, detailing their dual contact points and functions.
Details specific stop combinations for pistons #1, #2, and #3 across Swell, Great, and Pedal manuals.
Provides guides for stop selection and basic combinations for classic instrument use in church services.
Suggested stop registrations for the Great manual for hymns, anthems, and solo accompaniments.
Suggested stop registrations for the Swell manual for ensemble use and solo combinations.
Stop selection suggestions for the Pedal division for manual work and independent melodic lines.
Suggestions for Choir Organ registrations for accompaniment and Baroque/Positiv styles.
Provides organ registrations for specific musical styles like Baroque Ensembles.
Registrations for Romantic ensembles, including celeste effects and solo oboe accompaniments.
Offers specific stop combinations for hymn playing, categorized by dynamic levels.
Instructions for cleaning the console, pedalboard, keyboards, and stop tabs, with tips on protecting the finish.
Details console specifications, leveling glides, speaker system, and the Rodgers Transposer feature.
Outlines the Rodgers Organ Company's five-year limited warranty for parts and defective assemblies and how to contact dealers.
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