The Kemper Positive Organ, recently acquired by Tatiana Stupak for her music school in Cyprus, was manufactured by the German firm E. Kemper & Sohn, likely during the 1950s to 1960s. This mechanical action pipe organ, the only one of its kind in Cyprus aside from another electric action pipe organ in Larnaca, features a 54-key manual keyboard (C to F) and a 27-key pedalboard (C to D). It is equipped with four main stops—Quinte 1⅓, Prinzipal, Rohrflöte, and Gedackt—organized for both the left and right sides of the manual keyboard. The organ includes a total of 243 pipes, with 216 from the manual stops and an additional 27 reed pipes activated by the Harfenregal stop, which enables independent pedal play. A Tremulant stop adds a vibrato effect, enhancing the organ's sound quality. This historic instrument, originally built by a renowned family-owned company that operated until 1987, was restored and installed in Cyprus by organ builder Herr Marian Graun from Poland.

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