Sombor, Holy Trinity Catholic Church

József Angster, Österreichische Orgelbau AG "Cäcilia", op. 21, 1927, II/28, pneumatic tracker action, doesn't work
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Stop List    
     
I. Great II. Swell Pedal
Bourdon 16´ Hornprincipal 8´ Subbass 16´
Principal 8´ Gedackt 8´ Violonbass 16´
Flûte harm. 8´ Gamba 8´ Quintbass 10 2/3´
Salicional 8´ Aeoline 8´ Oktavbass 8´
Octave 4´ Vox coelestis 8´ Cello 8´
Rohrflöte 4´ Prestant 4´ Flötenbass 4´
Nasard 2 2/3´ Flauto traverso 4´ Posaune 16´
Octave 2´ Flautino 2´  
Cornett 2-5 fach 8´ Terz 1 1/3´  
Trompete harm. 8´ Mixtur 3 fach 2 2/3´  
  Basson Hautbois 8´  
 
(rocking tablets)
 
Compass: manual range C-a´´´, pedal range C-f´
 
Couplers: II/I, Sup. II/I, Sub II/I, Sup. II, I/P, II/P (rocking tablets)
 
Other playing aids:
Pleno Organo, Forte, Mezzoforte, Piano, Ausl., Fr. Komb. I, Fr. Komb. II (thumb pistons)
Handreg ab, Ausl., Zungen ab, Ausl., Walze ab, Ausl. (thumb pistons)
Organo Pleno, Fr. Komb I, Fr. Komb II, Handreg. ab, Zungen ab, Kombinationen ab (pedals)
I/P, II/P, Generalkoppel, Pedal 16´ + 10 2/3´ ab (hook-down pedals)
rollschweller, expression pedal
 
Windchest type: pneumatic cone-valve chest
 
Remarks:
The former organ (Angster, op. 21, 1877) was extended and rebuilt by the organ building 
company Österreichische Orgelbau AG "Cäcilia".
1999, during the tunig of the organ, Mario Bjelanović, organ builder from Belgrade noticed
intensive woodworm damage on the wood elements. Because of the lack of intervention,
the state of the organ got worse and worse. For years, the organ has not worked.
 
Sources:
Online consultation with the expert for organ, Judit Hajdók (2025)
Fieldwork of Zoltán Borbély (2022)
Photos: Zoltán Borbély
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