In October 2006 the organ was donated to the University of Oklahoma's, American Organ Institute where it will be restored and become the centerpiece of their music programs.
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Re-created in 1994-95 by the Reuter Organ Company, it represents a trend in American organ building to re-use existing materials in an environmentally friendly and musically sound manner.
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These records were copied, catalogued and compiled into a new database before being placed with the American Organ Archives at Talbott Library, at Westminster Choir College located in Princeton, NJ.
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In 2013, Dobson completed a new mechanical action instrument for Merton College Chapel, making the firm one of a very few American organ builders to send its work to England.
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Cleveland's organ was designed in 1930 by a leading American organ builder, Ernest Skinner, and was installed at the orchestra's home, Severance Hall, just before the 2, 000-seat venue opened in 1931.
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Edward J . Tipton, the organist of the Episcopal-denomination American Cathedral here, said : " There's nowhere near the same emphasis on improvisation in the American organ tradition as there is here.
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Additionally, the OHS Library and Archives retains a records and documentation storage facility in Enfield, New Hampshire, containing thousands of cubic yards of business records and other documentation from American organ builders.
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She claimed there was a connection between the violation of Palestinian corpses claimed by Bostr�m and the accused Israeli-American organ-trafficking ring whose members were indicted in New Jersey and New York in July 2009.
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The format of the meetings with Sankey acting as song leader and singing while accompanying himself on an American Organ became a template for many evangelists in the 20th Century including Dr . Billy Graham.
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Jimmy Jones, a pediatric surgeon at the U . S . Naval Hospital on the southern island of Okinawa, is working with Japanese doctors to outline procedures for future American organ donors and Japanese recipients.
