CB Fisk
CB Fisk, Inc is an American organ building company based in Gloucester , Massachusetts . The company was founded in 1961 by the organ builder Charles B. Fisk . Fisk based his craft on Neo-Baroque and built the largest US organs with fully mechanical action . The company accepted orders in the USA, China, Japan, South Korea and Switzerland. In the 1990s, it was the first American organ building company to receive an order from Europe: Opus 120 in the Notre-Dame Cathedral in Lausanne (Switzerland). The most famous organs include those in the Stanford Memorial Church in California (Opus 85) and in the Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center in Dallas, Texas (Opus 100).
List of works (selection)
year | opus | place | building | image | Manuals | register | Remarks |
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1964 | 44 | Boston / Massachusetts | King's Chapel |
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III / P | 38 | first three-manual American organ of the 20th century with mechanical action |
1971 | 55 | Boston / Massachusetts | Old West Church (Massachusetts) | III / P | 46 | ||
1974 | 66 | Boston / Massachusetts | New England Conservatory of Music | I. | 9 | split registers | |
1974 | 66a | New Haven / Connecticut | Yale University | I. | 9 | split registers | |
1976 | 68 | Burlington | University of Vermont | III / P | 28 | ||
1981 | 72 | Massachusetts | Wellesley College | III / P | 28 | with short octave and subsemitonies | |
1977 | 76 | Durham, North Carolina | Duke University | II / P | 11 | ||
1900 | 77 | Durham, North Carolina | Duke University | III / P | 45 | ||
1985 | 84 | South Hadley, Massachusetts | Mount Holyoke College | II / P | 23 | ||
1984 | 85 | Stanford (California) | Stanford Memorial Church / Stanford University |
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III / P | 45 | |
1985 | 87 | Ann Arbor | University of Michigan | II / P | 27 | ||
1987 | 91 | Bloomington | Indiana University | III / P | 39 | ||
1990 | 95 | new York | University at Buffalo | III / P | 44 | ||
1992 | 100 | Dallas / Texas | Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center |
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IV / P | 66 | |
1993 | 101 | Dallas / Texas | Southern Methodist University | III / P | 42 | ||
1994 | 106 | Kansas | Pittsburg State University | III / P | 34 | ||
1997 | 109 | Houston, Texas | Rice University | III / P | 58 | ||
1999 | 111 | Norman (Oklahoma) | University of Oklahoma | III / P | 28 | ||
2001 | 116 | Oberlin (Ohio) | Oberlin College | III / P | 56 | ||
1999 | 118 | Houston, Texas | Rice University | II / P | 5 | with coupling manual | |
2003/2013 | 120 | Lausanne (Switzerland) | Notre Dame Cathedral | V / P | 95 | 2013 Extension by a remote control unit from Kuhn | |
2004 | 121 | Greenville, South Carolina | Furman University | III / P | 41 | ||
2008 | 130 | Costa Mesa / California | Orange County Performing Arts Center | III / P | 44 | ||
2010 | 135 | Bloomington | Indiana University | III / P | 60 | ||
2012 | 142 | Bloomington | Indiana University | II / P | 5 | with coupling manual |
literature
- Barbara Owen: Fisk, Charles B (renton) . In: Douglas E. Bush, Richard Kassel (Eds.): The Organ: An Encyclopedia . Routledge, New York 2006, ISBN 0-415-94174-1 , pp. 199-201.
Web links
Commons : CB Fisk organs - collection of images, videos and audio files
Individual evidence
- ↑ Hans Uwe Hielscher : Famous organs of the USA . Dohr, Cologne-Rheinkassel 2002, ISBN 3-925366-91-1 , p. 63.