Instruments Available

From time to time, the Chapter is notified about instruments which come on the market in the local community.  Those organs, both electronic and pipe, etc., will be listed here as information is available.  The Chapter makes no warranty as to the condition of the instrument, and is not qualified to appraise any instruments for their potential market value.  If any of these instruments are of interest to you, we encourage you to make contact with the posted owner(s) to determine whether the instrument is of interest to you personally or for acquiring for your home, church, or school.

We also accept listings from members who have other instruments for sale.  Please contact the member directly if you are interested in the instrument.

Chickering Baby Grand Piano For Sale

Contact: lorettamusic@gmail.com;  Tel: 505 205-6450

Rodgers Concert Organ Cambridge 220-II with 3 speakers s/n 220LDM 2313131

The organ requires a chambered floor-space of 4.5 feet wide by 5 feet deep.   4 Feet high.The walnut finish console requires an additional floor-space for speakers.  We used them in overhead space. 

The organ was built according to personal specifications of a concert organist.  The organ is being sold by the second owner of 35 years.   It has been used and housed by Heights First Church of the Nazarene for 15 years.

List of specifications and more photos are available at inglef@yahoo.com. 

Price:  $5K or OBO
Contact: inglef@yahoo.com
Current Location:  8401 Paseo del Norte NE, Albuquerque, NM  87122

Phone:   505-818-7338 (Faye Ingle)

Electronic 2-Manual Allen MDS 26 Organ For Sale – Asking $10,000

This lovingly used Allen MDS 26 sounds like a magnificent pipe organ and is very convincing for a wide array of classical and church literature. LISTEN to “Visiting Europe by Rick Epperly” recorded from THIS Allen MDS-26 to get an idea what magnificent music this is capable of. I think you’ll be amazed taht a 2-manual organ can produce this kind of music! I believe the only sound in the recording that is not included in this offering is the Zimbelstern (from an older Allen expander). This link points you to Amazon where you can listen, or to sources where you can buy it: http://bettermusicboxes.com/Products/CDs-MP3s/

Includes

Much newer Ensemble Division expanderIn the right drawer on organ, it lets you add any 2 voices per division. Includes 255 voices. For Classical work, these stand out: 32’ Pousane, 32’Contraviolone, Carillon, Chimes, Handbells. For more detail, check out https://www.allenorgan.com/products/midi/allen-ensemble.html .  Smart Recorder – Will preserve your performance for re-use even years later. See Allen’s Owner’s Manual at https://www.allenorgan.com/support/ownersmanuals/0330062.pdf   4 large HC 15 speakers and a sub-woofer the same size: good for small/medium church. Headphone Jack (using it disables the speakers so you can practice in private)

Features

*Five audio channels (allow great and swell to be placed in different parts of the church)
*Divided Expression (Swell and Great) + Crescendo Pedals
Full set of Generals/Divisionals/Toe Studs – very elaborate and complete capture action. Divisionals can be converted to Generals.
*Console Controller including MIDI Recorder, Key Transposer, Four Memory Banks for Piston Capture settings, Reverb on/off, etc.
*Full MIDI capability
*Allen-manufactured Keyboards
*Allen’s Stop List: https://www.allenorgan.com/support/ownersmanuals/0330069.pdf
*Notable stops are Contre Violone 32’ on pedal, Chimes and Carillon on Great, 3 Solo voices on Swell (Harp, Hand Bells, and Celeste)
*Walnut finish

For more info: http://bettermusicboxes.com/General/Pre-Owned-Used-MDS-26-Organ.asp

Holtkamp “Martini” pipe organ

This Holtkamp “Martini” residence organ [the last one built by them] is in pristine shape, originally made and purchased in 1984 as a practice instrument.  It has been played by only the original purchaser and the current owner who is a professional church organist and therefore continues to be a fine practice organ. The Holtkamp Martini has been revered as a versatile practice instrument for decades. OCH executive director John Bishop remembers hundreds of hours of work on such an instrument in the practice hall at Oberlin. Clear sounds and intimacy with all the organ’s pipes allow for exact hearing of ones touch at the keyboard.

The organ is well-suited for use in a small church or chapel. Easily adaptable to fit under a nine-foot ceiling, the Martini is also the perfect cocktail-hour entertainment in the well-appointed home.  The casework is plain sliced Red Oak with a natural finish.  Correspondence with Holtkamp in 2008 indicated that the leathers on this electro-pneumatic organ should last for another 25 years.  The current owner Cleis Jordan, acquired this organ in 2008.

Contact: Jeremy & Cleis Jordan    Current Location: Lincoln, NM    Price: $25K
Jeremy Jordan <patron@pvtn.net>, Cleis Jordan <jhjordan380@icloud.com>
(575) 653-4676

Steinway piano.   (It’s the 1891 Steinway-fully rebuilt.)

This historic instrument was rebuilt in 2015-2016. Unlike many others this complete rebuild comes with all new action parts: hammers, whippens, back action,new strings, bridge caps, pinblock, and action felt. It has a custom soundboard designed by top re-builder Nick Gravagne, personally signed and with authentication stamp. Cabinet completely refinished in original ebony satin. All work on the piano done by former Steinway employee. It retains the original three-bridge design and the original ivories which are in excellent condition. Ivory inspection report allows for legal sale across state lines. Comes with custom made padded nylon cover, duet bench, adjustable artist bench and humidity control system. The delicate, responsive touch makes for subtle expressiveness across the range. The resonant bass is especially well-suited for music of the Romantic period. It has been lovingly and carefully maintained by top-notch RPTs. Downsizing won’t permit me to have two Steinways at home.