Zemun, St. Mary of the Assumption Catholic Church
Antonín Mölzra, Anton Pfeifer, 1912, II/12, pneumatic tracker action
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| Stop List | ||
| I. Great | II. Choir | Pedal |
| Bordon 16´ | Geigenprincipal 8´ | Subbass 16´ |
| Principal 8´ | Aeolina 8´ | Violon 16´ |
| Flöte 8´ | Vox celesta 8´ | |
| Gamba 8´ | Querflöte 4´ | |
| Oktava 4´ | ||
| Mixtur 2 2/3´ | ||
| (drawknobs) | ||
| Compass: manual range C-f´´´, pedal range C-d´ | ||
| Couplers: | ||
| I/P, II/P, II/I, Sub II/I, Super II/I (drawknobs) | ||
| Other playing aids: | ||
| cancel, PP, P, F, FF, T, Freie Komb. (thumb pistons) | ||
| Windchest type: pneumatic cone-valve chest | ||
| Remarks: | ||
| The organ was rebuilt by Anton Pfeifer in 1932. | ||
| 2008, the instrument was fully restored by the organbuilder | ||
| Franz Windtner (Windtner Orgelbau GmbH, St. Florian, Austria). | ||
| Sources: | ||
| Interview with the organ expert, Lana Jelenković (2023) | ||
| Fieldwork of Zoltán Borbély (2022) | ||
| Photos: Zoltán Borbély | ||
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