Pipe Organ MapMokine, Residence of Bruce and Maree Duncan
| Builder | Pipe Organs of Western Australia |
|---|---|
| Year | ca. 2013 |
| Period/Style | Classical |
| Stops | 16 |
| Keyboards | 1+P |
| Keyaction | electrical |
| Tuning | Equal at 440 Hz |
Originally built by Paul F Hufner in 1963 as his Opus XIIX for the Anglican Church of the Holy Apostles, Carnamah, Western Australia. Relocated several times and eventually rebuilt and enlarged by Pipe Organs WA Pty Ltd September 2013 to the specification of the current owner.
The organ is built of Western Australian Mahogany and Jarrah with burnished tin trumpet pipes.
There is optic fibre transmission from the console to the organ.
The organ is built of Western Australian Mahogany and Jarrah with burnished tin trumpet pipes.
There is optic fibre transmission from the console to the organ.
| Manual | Pedal |
|---|---|
| Bourdon 16' | Bourdon 16' |
| Claribel 8' | Bass Flute 8' |
| Claribel 8' bass | Horn 8' |
| Claribel 8' treble | |
| Principal 4' | |
| Principal 4' bass | |
| Principal 4' treble | |
| Piccolo 2' | |
| Sifflote 1' | |
| Horn 8' | |
| Horn 8' bass | |
| Horn 8' treble | |
| Clarion Horn 4' |
http://www.oswa.org.au/sup/WAOrgans/Clackline/ClacklineDuncan.html