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NOTRE-DAME CATHEDRAL, PARIS, FRANCE
December 2025: One year ago, the custom Allen Organ was installed at Notre-Dame Cathedral Paris, which has been serving while the Cathedral’s Choir Organ undergoes restoration.
In this video from December 6, 2025, you can hear the custom Allen Organ being played during a beautiful Vespers Service - a reminder of how music can lift our spirits!

https://www.youtube.com/live/mA2qYaXISdw?si=BZqzB2B_i7_ikhZO
NOTRE-DAME CATHEDRAL, PARIS, FRANCE
November 2024: Allen Organ is proud to announce the installation of a custom GX-236eDK at Notre-Dame de Paris, serving while the Cathedral's choir organ undergoes restoration. The organ will be played in conjunction with the Grand Organ in the gallery of the Cathedral.

This landmark installation highlights Allen Organ's global leadership in the art of organ building.

In partnership with Allen Organs France, the Cathedral purchased the GX-236eDK, reflecting the strong dealer relationship and confidence in Allen's quality and craftsmanship.

The organ can be seen and heard at the Reopening Ceremony at approximate 2:45:00 in this video:
https://www.youtube.com/live/mA2qYaXISdw?si=BZqzB2B_i7_ikhZO
Lehigh Valley Economic Development article published February 3, 2025
An American Organ in Paris: Quality Lehigh Valley Manufacturing Makes its Way to the City of Light
DEALERS HONORED
On May 23, 2023 Allen Organ Company celebrated their annual awards ceremony honoring the highest performing dealers. In addition to the awards ceremony, Dealers participated in a half day Sales Seminar followed by a luncheon.
During the presentation, Allen Organ also presented the Jerome Markowitz Award to Church Organ Associates of Carrollton, Texas. This award is given to the overall highest performing dealership in recognition of their achievements and dedication to the church organ field.
In addition to the awards ceremony, Platinum Dealers participated in a half day Sales Seminar. Allen Organ is looking forward to welcoming more dealers to the new sales facility in the coming months.
ALLEN ORGAN AND THE DIOCESE OF ALLENTOWN
The following article was published May 3, 2022 in The AD Today publication of The Diocese of Allentown, Pennsylvania, and focuses on the long-term relationship between Allen and the Diocese since 1939.

Used with permission from the Diocese of Allentown AD Today

Allen Organ, based near Allentown, has grown into a world-renowned company, having built organs for 80,000 churches, theaters, and concert halls in 70 countries.

But the first organ the company ever sold was installed a bit closer to home - at St. Catharine of Siena parish in Allentown.
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ALLEN ORGAN COMPANY ANNOUNCES NEW SALES COMPLEX
February 23, 2022: Allen Organ Company announced the upcoming addition of a new, state-of-the-art, sales complex to be located conveniently adjacent to the Company's manufacturing facility.

Allen Organ Company has the largest organ-building facility in the world encompassing over 200,000 sq. feet. Having all manufacturing, engineering, and sales under one roof will provide unprecedented efficiency and product development.

Allen Organ is an integrated builder, manufacturing circuit boards, wood consoles, stop controls, keyboards, and other important assemblies in-house; something unique in modern industry. With this in-house manufacturing, Allen Organ Company is able to offer exceptional quality, service, and support.

The new sales facility, with construction scheduled for later this year, will feature showrooms, conference rooms, media center, recording hall, and a special gallery showcasing Allen's contribution to the art of organ building.

Allen Organ's current sales building was designed and built in the 1970s. Today's organ customers require tools that not only support live product demonstrations, but also support the requirements of digital media. This new integrated complex will help support Allen's dealer network and customers by providing a 21st century facility designed to showcase the newest organ technological advancements and the artistry of organ building. The sustainable design also promotes green initiatives furthering Allen's commitment to the community and surrounding area.

As a family-owned Lehigh Valley business, Allen Organ Company and its skilled local workers build the world's premier organs.
ArtScene with Erika Funke - June 25, 2021 broadcast
As broadcast on WVIA-FM - National Public Radio member station for Northeast Pennsylvania

Steve Markowitz, President of Allen Organ Company of Macungie, PA. speaking about the history of the organization founded by his father, Jerome Markowitz, in 1939. Allen Organ is marking the 50th anniversary in June 2021 of its introduction of digital sampling and Allen's bringing the first digital organ into the world in 1971.
June 25, 2021 interview with Steve Markowitz
ArtScene, with Erika Funke as the host/producer, is a daily short program which brings attention to the area's arts and cultural events. Join her weekdays at 11:00am for interviews, reviews and commentaries on films, books, jazz, and classical music.
The Secret History of Modern Music Technology
Published June 24, 2021
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Article By Jordi Lippe-McGraw

Earlier this week marked World Music Day, and to honor the musical celebration, some of the biggest names in technology released their latest audio-based technology. Lava revealed new TWS earbuds, and Sony launched novel Bluetooth speakers. But, while we tend to focus on all the advances in the field, few know the secret history that made all of it possible: a church organ.
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MORE ALLEN ORGAN 50 YEAR ANNIVERSARY MEDIA
June 1, 2021 from THE MORNING CALL - Business Section
Pioneering music history: Lehigh Valley's Allen Organ marks 50th anniversary of first digital instrument Photos from THE MORNING CALL
Photo by Ash Ballot/The Morning Call
May 12, 2021 from WFMZ-TV69 website
Allen Organ celebrates 50 years since creating the first digital instrument. It all starts with the Space Race.

MACUNGIE, Pa. - Allen Organ in Macungie is celebrating 85 years in business in the Lehigh Valley. It was founded in 1937 by Jerome Markowitz, who created the first electronic analogue organ.

"Analogue sound basically came from the technologies of the 20's and 30's which was basically radio oscillators," said current president Steven Markowitz, Jerome's son.

"People like my father found ways to use this oscillator technology to create musical instruments," Markowitz said. "This technology advanced to a point by the mid-60's it really couldn't advance any further."

And 50 years ago this year, in 1971, the company hit another milestone - rolling out the Allen Digital Computer Organ, the first digital instrument. The advancement fundamentally changed the way we play, record, and listen to music. The instrument is the direct ancestor of digital keyboards, CD's and MP3 players.
CLICK HERE TO READ THE ENTIRE STORY OR VIEW THE WFMZ-TV VIDEO Allen Organ celebrates 50 years since creating the first digital instrument Allen Organ marks milestone, with roots in the Space Race
DWIGHT BEACHAM - THE RIGHT MAN, IN THE RIGHT PLACE, AT THE RIGHT TIME.
Published in the July/August 2020 Theatre Organ Magazine - Article written by Doug Beacham. Used with permission.

READ THE ENTIRE ARTICLE - article .pdf opens from ATOS website

June 2020 TAO Feature Article

First Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Chattanooga, Tennessee
Allen Organ Company • Macungie, Pennsylvania
by Jeff Ayers

June 2020 TAO Feature Article
Copyright 2020, by the American Guild of Organists.
Used by permission of The American Organist magazine
THE HISTORY OF THE DIGITAL ORGAN AND SAMPLING - by Steven Markowitz

Also as printed in the following July/August magazine issues. Used with permission.

July/August Choir & Organ
click to view entire article
July/August OKEY (in German)
click to view entire article
Allen Organ is pleased to announce that our company was profiled in the December 2019 issue of Music Trades magazine.

Click to view this article directly on Music Trades website.
Download this article in pdf format.

Allen Organ Company would like to thank the Sistine Chapel Choir for the opportunity to provide an Allen Organ to the Vatican. Two years ago, the Choir contacted our Company after having used an Allen Organ during their United States concert tour. The Choir informed Allen that they were so impressed with the organ's musical capabilities that they would like to acquire one for use at Papal events in St. Peter's Square.

The relatively small Allen Organ was delivered to the Vatican in December 2017. The organ impressed the key music people so much, including Titular Organist Juan Paradell Solé (pictured to the left), that they tested the instrument in St. Peter's Basilica itself. Allen was informed at that time that this test was required due to musical challenges in the Basilica. The size and acoustics of St. Peter's were problematic for the pipe organ, which was unable to optimally support either the Choir or congregational singing. As a result, the Allen was used during 2017's Christmas Eve Mass and many times since, allowing the organ to play a more prominent role at St. Peter's Basilica. Mass's that included the Allen Organ were televised and seen by millions worldwide.

While the Allen organ is not currently being used inside the Basilica, Allen Organ Company is humbled to have been a part of the music ministry at St. Peter's Basilica over the past two years.

Allen Organ is pleased to announce that our company was acknowledged in the September 2019 issue of Music Trades magazine
for its contribution and development of digital sampling technology.

December 19, 2017

Re: Allen Organ to Provide Music for Christmas Eve Mass at Vatican

Vatican officials have confirmed that the Allen organ recently installed in St. Peter's Basilica will be used for the Christmas Eve Mass celebrated there on December 24th at 9:30 PM Rome time (3:30 EST). The service will be broadcast live, worldwide, on EWTN.

Allen is thrilled and humbled by this opportunity to support the music ministry of the Vatican.

ALLEN ORGAN AT THE VATICAN!
Installed and ready for use indoors within the Basilica, or outdoors in St. Peter's Square.
Allen President Steven Markowitz and VP Barry Holben at the Vatican preparing the installation.
Organist Juan Paradell-Solé at Allen Organ in St. Peter's.

December 12, 2017

Dear Friends and Associates,

Last month we announced that Allen Organ Company was chosen to be the exclusive organ of the Sistine Chapel Choir for papal celebrations in St. Peter's Square. I have since traveled to the Vatican with Allen Vice President Barry Holben and Jean-Philippe Le Trevou (Allen's French representative) to install the three-manual Allen GeniSys Organ. I would like to share details about this unique experience, as well as some exciting news about the increased significance the Allen organ will play at the Vatican.

We were initially informed that the organ would be used by the Sistine Chapel Choir. During our visit we learned that the Vatican wanted the organ to also be used for musical requirements at St. Peter's Basilica itself. What an exciting turn of events. Fortunately we designed the organ with a flexible audio system that could allow for the expanded requirement.

Upon arrival we were met at a gate to the Vatican and taken directly to the Basilica. We were pleasantly surprised to find the organ crates near where the Basilica's Choir is located. After uncrating the organ we spent hours setting it up. Late in the morning Monsignor Massimo Palombella, Maestro of the Sistine Chapel Choir and responsible for the Basilica's overall music, came to preview the organ. His positive response led to a remarkable tum of events. We were informed that on the following day the organ would be tested in the Basilica for broader usage.

It was fortuitous that the organ's audio system included external speaker cabinets and Audio Outs with the ability to connect the instrument to the Basilica's PA system, something we prepared for as we initially understood the organ was to be used in St. Peter's Square.

Thursday morning we started preparing the organ for the test. The instrument's speaker cabinets were moved on their custom dollies behind the Choir in a way that would allow the organ's sound to reflect up into the Basilica. We then connected the Audio Outs to the Basilica's PA system and waited for 3:00.

During this time period Juan Paradell-Sole, organist of the Pope, came for his introduction to the organ. His response was positive. We spent part of the two-hour Basilica lunch period, 12:00 to 2:00PM, working with Juan Paradell-Sole and were nearly alone in St. Peter's. This was a remarkable and once-in-a-lifetime experience!

At 3:00PM, Maestro Palombella, organist Juan Paradell-Solé, and the Basilica's sound manager arrived. We connected the sound system to the organ and did additional voicing. The organ was then heard throughout the Basilica and it did not take long to see smiles from the three "judges". Maestro Palombella then informed us that the Allen organ would first be used in the Basilica during the following week. It is not possible to put into words our excitement at that moment.

There were many side-discussions that occurred during these amazing two days. One related to the Basilica's pipe organ, an instrument with pipe's speaking on both sides of the Nave. It was evident that this organ is not well received and does not adequately serve the Basilica's music ministry. Issues include tuning, as well as an inability to properly mix and coordinate the organ's sound throughout the Basilica.

We were also privileged to be invited by Maestro Palombella for a full rehearsal of the Sistine Chapel Choir at the Sistine Chapel itself. We were treated to not only a tremendous musical event, but also able to view the works of Michelangelo and others.

Allen organs have been installed in many prestigious institutions over the years. Now, being able to place the Vatican at the top of this list is amazing and humbling. On a more personal note, the first Allen church organ installed by my father was in a small parish church in Allentown. The church grew and ultimately became the Cathedral of the Allentown Diocese that now houses a large Allen organ. The Company has come a long way.

As I reflect on the amazing story of how an Allen organ has become a part of St. Peter's Basilica, I find the need to consider decades of efforts by too many to mention. Thousands of Allen employees over the decades played roles in producing the highest quality products. Our engineers created advanced platforms that enable the organs to be voiced to the most exacting and artistic requirements. Our dealers made and maintain organ installations that insure customer satisfaction. And, it was a dealer rental in Detroit just a few months ago that resulted in Maestro Palombella becoming excited about the possibility of an Allen organ in the Vatican.

In closing, I offer a huge "thank you" and congratulations to all involved in the thousands of efforts and events over the years that led to this amazing story.

Sincerely yours,

Steven A. Markowitz President

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PREMIUM KEYBOARDS

The exclusive Allen Premium keyboard is designed to allow the musician to feel the music. These keyboards are built with a level of quality that is the envy of the industry. Each key stick is constructed of wood, felted pivot points and can be individually adjusted to keep them consistent over the long-haul. (optional)

The Allen keyboard utilizes sealed contacts and wood keysticks to provide the ultimate in touch and control. The level of quality and adjustability of Allen keyboards makes them the envy of the industry and the choice of discerning musicians.

KEY CONTACT

The key contact, while unseen, is an important part of any church organ. If one fails during a performance, the entire musical program can be compromised. Allen introduced a maintenance-free system in which a sealed reed switch is engaged by magnet. Neither dust nor the environment will compromise your music program with an Allen Organ.

PREMIUM KEYBOARDS

The exclusive Allen Premium keyboard is designed to allow the musician to feel the music. These keyboards are built with a level of quality that is the envy of the industry. Each key stick is constructed of wood, felted pivot points and can be individually adjusted to keep them consistent over the long-haul. (optional)

The Allen keyboard utilizes sealed contacts and wood keysticks to provide the ultimate in touch and control. The level of quality and adjustability of Allen keyboards makes them the envy of the industry and the choice of discerning musicians.

KEY CONTACT

The key contact, while unseen, is an important part of any church organ. If one fails during a performance, the entire musical program can be compromised. Allen introduced a maintenance-free system in which a sealed reed switch is engaged by magnet. Neither dust nor the environment will compromise your music program with an Allen Organ.

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TO-5X SPECIFICATIONS

Featuring Four Stop List Scaling/Voicing Capability

PEDAL
32 Contra Diaphone
32 Contra Tibia S
32 Contra Violone
16 Double English Horn
16 Bombarde
16 Ophicleide
16 Diaphone
16 Diaphonic Horn
16 Tibia Clausa S
16 Tibia Clausa M
16 Clarinet
16 Bass String (2 rks)
16 Oboe Horn
16 Violone
16 Bourdon
16 Dulciana (2 rks)
8 English Horn
8 Tuba Mirabilis
8 Tuba Horn
8 Diaphonic Diapason
8 Open Diapason
8 Horn Diapason
8 Tibia Clausa
8 Tibia Clausa
8 Tibia Clausa
8 Tibia Clausa PIZZ
8 Clarinet
8 Major Strings (4 rks)
8 Minor Strings (6 rks)
8 French Horn
8 Oboe Horn
8 Concert Flute
16 Piano
8 Piano
Bass Drum
Tympani
Crash Cymbal
Tap Cymbal
Brush Cymbal
Finger Cymbals
Triangle
Accomp to Pedal
Great to Pedal
Great Octave Pedal
Solo on Pedal
MIDI on Pedal
Accomp Traps to Pedal

ACCOMPANIMENT
8 English Horn
8 Tuba Mirabilis
8 Solo Trumpet
8 Chorus Trumpet
8 Tuba Horn
8 Diaphonic Diapason
8 Open Diapason
8 Horn Diapason
8 Tibia Clausa S
8 Tibia Clausa M
8 Clarinet
8 Solo String (2 rks)
8 Gamba (2 rks)
8 Cello (2 rks)
8 Viol d'Orchestre (2 rks)
8 Salicional (2 rks)
8 French Horn
8 Oboe Horn
8 Quintadena
8 Lieblich Flute
8 Concert Flute
8 Spitz Flute (2 rks)
8 Vox Humana
8 Vox Humana
8 Dulciana (2 rks)
4 Octave Open
4 Octave Horn
4 Piccolo M
4 Solo String (2 rks)
4 Gambette (2 rks)
4 Cello (2 rks)
4 Viol (2 rks)
4 Salicet (2 rks)
4 Lieblich Flute
4 Concert Flute
4 Spitz Flute (2 rks)
4 Vox Humana
4 Vox Humana
4 Dulcet (2 rks)
2 2/3 Lieblich Twelfth
2 2/3 Twelfth
2 Lieblich Piccolo
2 Piccolo
8 Piano
Wood Harp Sub
Wood Harp
Metal Harp
Chrysoglott
Snare Drum
Castanets
Tambourine
Wood Block
Tom-Tom
Hi Hat
Tap Cymbal
Brush Cymbal
Octave
Solo to Accomp
MIDI on Accomp

GREAT
16 Double English Horn
16 Bombarde
16 Solo Trumpet (Ten C)
16 Chorus Trumpet (Ten C)
16 Ophicleide
16 Diaphone
16 Open Diapason (Ten C)
16 Diaphonic Horn
16 Tibia Clausa
16 Tibia Clausa (Ten C)
16 Tibia Clausa
16 Clarinet
16 Orchestral Oboe (Ten C)
16 Musette (Ten C)
16 Saxophone (Ten C)
16 Solo String (2 rks)
16 Gamba (2 rks)
16 Cello (2 rks)
16 Minor Strings (4 rks)
16 Krumet (Ten C)
16 Cor Anglais (Ten C)
16 Oboe Horn
16 Quintadena (Ten C)
16 Bourdon
16 Vox Humana (Ten C)
16 Vox Humana (Ten C)
16 Dulciana (2 rks)
8 English Horn
8 Tuba Mirabilis
8 Solo Trumpet
8 Chorus Trumpet
8 Tuba Horn
8 Diaphonic Diapason
8 Open Diapason
8 Horn Diapason
8 Tibia Clausa
8 Tibia Clausa
8 Tibia Clausa
8 Clarinet
8 Kinura
8 Orchestral Oboe
8 Musette
8 Saxophone
8 Solo String (2 rks)
8 Gamba (2 rks)
8 Cello (2 rks)
8 Viol d'Orchestre (2 rks)
8 Salicional (2 rrks)
8 Krumet
8 Cor Anglais
8 French Horn
8 Oboe Horn
8 Quintadena
8 Lieblich Flute
8 Concert Flute
8 Spitz Flute (2 rks)
8 Vox Humana
8 Vox Humana
8 Dulciana (2 rks)
5 1/3 Fifth (Tibia S)
5 1/3 Fifth (Tibia M)
4 Octave
4 Octave Open
4 Octave Horn
4 Piccolo
4 Piccolo
4 Piccolo
4 Solo String (2 rks)
4 Gambette (2 rks)
4 Cello (2 rks)
4 Viol (2 rks)
4 Salicet (2 rks)
4 Harmonic Flute
4 Lieblich Flute
4 Spitz Flute (2 rks)
4 Dulcet (2 rks)
3 1/5 Tenth (Tibia M)
2 2/3 Twelfth (Tibia S)
2 2/3 Twelfth (Tibia M)
2 2/3 Lieblich Twelfth
2 Piccolo (Tibia)
2 Piccolo (Tibia)
2 Piccolo (Tibia)
2 Fifteenth
2 Lieblich Piccolo
1 3/5 Lieblich Tierce
1 Lieblich Fife
8 Piano
4 Piano
Wood Harp Sub
Wood Harp
Xylophone Sub
Xylophone
Glockenspiel
Chrysoglott
Sub Octave
Unison Off
Octave
Solo on Great
MIDI on Great

ORCHESTRAL
16 Double English Horn
16 Solo Trumpet (Ten C)
16 Ophicleide
16 Tibia Clausa
16 Tibia Clausa (Ten C)
16 Tibia Clausa
16 Saxophone (Ten C)
16 Major Strings (4 rks)
16 Minor Strings (6 rks)
16 Vox Humana (Ten C)
16 Vox Humana (Ten C)
8 English Horn
8 Tuba Mirabilis
8 Solo Trumpet
8 Chorus Trumpet
8 Style D Trumpet
8 Tuba Horn
8 Open Diapason
8 Horn Diapason
8 Tibia Clausa
8 Tibia Clausa
8 Tibia Clausa
8 Clarinet
8 Orchestral Oboe
8 Musette
8 Saxophone
8 Solo String (2 rks)
8 Gamba (2 rks)
8 Cello (2 rks)
8 Minor Strings (4 rks)
8 Krumet
8 Cor Anglais
8 French Horn
8 Vox Humana
8 Vox Humana
4 Piccolo
4 Piccolo
4 Piccolo
4 Solo String (2 rks)
4 Mezzo Strings (4 rks)
4 Minor Strings (4 rks)
4 Harmonic Flute
2 2/3 Twelfth (Tibia S)
2 2/3 Twelfth (Tibia M)
2 Piccolo (Tibia S)
2 Piccolo (Tibia M)
1 3/5 Tierce (Tibia M)
8 Piano
Wood Harp
Xylophone
Glockenspiel
Metal Harp
Vibraharp
Chrysoglott
Sub Octave
Unison Off
Octave
Solo on Orch
MIDI on Orch

ANCILLARY
8 Principal
4 Octave
2 Superoctave
Mixture IV
8 Fanfare Trumpet

BOMBARDE
16 Double English Horn
8 English Horn
8 Tuba Mirabilis
8 Solo Trumpet
8 Chorus Trumpet
8 Style D Trumpet
8 Tuba Horn
8 Diaphonic Diapason
8 Open Diapason
8 Tibia Clausa
8 Tibia Clausa
8 Tibia Clausa
8 Saxophone
8 Major Strings (4 rks)
8 Minor Strings (6 rks)
8 Vox Humana
8 Vox Humana
4 Piccolo
4 Piccolo
4 Piccolo
4 Major Strings (4 rks)
4 Minor Strings (6 rks)
2 2/3 Twelfth (Tibia S)
2 2/3 Twelfth (Tibia M)
2 Piccolo (Tibia)
2 Piccolo (Tibia)
2 Piccolo (Tibia)
1 Fife (Tibia M)
8 Piano
Xylophone
Glockenspiel
Vibraharp
Chrysoglott
Sub Octave
Unison Off
Octave
Great to Bombarde
Great Octave Bombarde
Orch to Bombarde
Solo on Bombarde
MIDI on Bombarde

SOLO

8 Fanfare Trumpet
8 English Horn
8 Tuba Mirabilis
8 Solo Trumpet
8 Chorus Trumpet
8 Style D Trumpet
8 Tuba Horn
8 Diaphonic Diapason
8 Open Diapason
8 Tibia Clausa
8 Tibia Clausa
8 Tibia Clausa
8 Clarinet
8 Kinura
8 Orchestral Oboe
8 Musette
8 Saxophone
8 Major Strings (4 rks)
8 Minor Strings (6 rks)
8 Krumet
8 Cor Anglais
8 French Horn
8 Oboe Horn
8 Vox Humana
8 Vox Humana
8 Piccolo
4 Piccolo
4 Piccolo
4 Harmonic Flute
2 2/3 Twelfth (Tibia S)
2 2/3 Twelfth (Tibia M)
2 Piccolo (Tibia)
2 Piccolo (Tibia)
2 Piccolo (Tibia)
1 3/5 Tierce (Tibia S)
1 3/5 Tierce (Tibia M)
1 1/3 Larigot (Tibia M)
Sub Octave
Unison Off
Octave
MIDI on Solo
8 Piano
Wood Harp Sub
Xylophone
Glockenspiel
Metal Harp
Vibraharp
Cathedral Chimes

ACCOMP 2nd Touch
8 English Horn
8 Tuba Mirabilis
8 Solo Trumpet
8 Chorus Trumpet
8 Tuba Horn
8 Diaphonic Diapason
8 Tibia Clausa S
8 Tibia Clausa M
8 Clarinet
8 French Horn
4 Piccolo (2 rks)
Glockenspiel Octave
Cathedral Chimes
Percussions 2nd Touch
Traps 2nd Touch
Great Octave Accomp
Solo on Accomp
MIDI on Accomp

GREAT 2nd Touch
English Horn 16-8
Solo on Great
Solo on Great PIZZ
MIDI on Great

TREMULANTS
Main
Main Strings
Clarinet
Tibias/Sax/Voxes
Solo
Solo Strings
Tubas
Trumpets
English Horn

KEY CHEEK PISTONS
Unisons Off
Celestes Off
Main Vox 1 Off
Main Vox 2 On
Solo Vox 1 Off
Solo Vox 2 On
Chorus Trumpet Off
Style D Trumpet On
Quintadena Celeste
Horn Diapason Celeste
Master Expression
Marimba Re-it
Chrysoglott Motor
Vibraharp Motor
Ancillary on Solo
Ancillary on Orch
Ancillary on Bombarde
Ancillary on Great
Ancillary on Accomp
Ancillary on Pedal

TOE PISTON EFFECTS
Persian Cymbal
Gong
Wind Chimes
Train
Birds

CHAMBER ANALYSIS


MAIN
1 Chorus Trumpet 8
2 Tuba Horn 16-4
3 "D" Trumpet 8
4 Diaphonic Diapason 32-4
5 Open Diapason 8-4
6 Tibia Clausa 16-2
7 Clarinet 16-8
8 Musette 8
9 Cor Anglais 8
10 Gamba 8-4
11 Gamba Celeste 8-4
12 Viol d'Orchestra 8-2
13 Viol Celeste 8-4
14 Salicional 8-2
15 Salicional Celeste 8-4
16 Oboe Horn 16-8
17 Harmonic Flute 4
18 Concert Flute 16-4
19 Dulciana 16-4
20 Dulciana Celeste 16-4
21 Vox Humana 8-4
22 Vox Humana #2 8-4
23 Violone (Pedal) 32-16
Chrysoglott

SOLO
32 English Posthorn 16-8
33 Tuba Mirabilis 16-8
34 Brass Trumpet 8
35 Horn Diapason/Diaphone 16-4
36 Horn Diapason Celeste 8-4
37 Tibia Clausa 32-2
38 Brass Saxophone 8
39 Orchestral Oboe 8
40 Kinura 8
41 Krumet 8
42 Solo String 16-4
43 Solo String Celeste 8-4
44 Cello 8-4
45 Cello Celeste 8-4
46 French Horn 8
47 Quintadena 8
48 Quintadena Celeste 8
49 Lieblich Flute 8-2
50-51 Spitzflute Celeste II 8-4
52 Vox Humana 8-4
53 Vox Humana #2 8-4

ANCILLARY
24 Principal 8
25 Octave 4
26 Superoctave 2
27-30 Mixture IV
31 Trompette en-chamade 8

PERCUSSION
54 Tibia Clausa 8-2
55 8' Pedal Tibia Pizzicato
Piano
Wood Harp
Wood Harp Re-it
Metal Harp
Vibraharp
Xylophone
Glockenspiel
Chimes

TRAPS
Bass Drum
Tympani
Crash Cymbal
Tap Cymbal
Brush Cymbal
Finger Cymbals
Choke Cymbal
Wood Block
Tambourine
Castanets
Tom-tom
Snare Drum

SOUND EFFECTS
Persian Cymbal
Train
Wind Chimes
Birds
Gong

ALLEN EXPRESSION / CRESCENDO PEDALS

While plastic or wood expression pedals can be found on some church organs, they do not meet Allen's demanding quality standards. Cast Aluminum expression shoes are built to last a lifetime!

EXPRESSION SHOE CAGE

Sturdy metal construction fully protects the organ's interior against damage from pests entering the organ console. Just another example of Allen's dedication to quality and our customers.

PREMIUM KEYBOARDS

The exclusive Allen Premium keyboard is designed to allow the musician to feel the music. These keyboards are built with a level of quality that is the envy of the industry. Each key stick is constructed of wood, felted pivot points and can be individually adjusted to keep them consistent over the long-haul.

The Allen keyboard utilizes sealed contacts and wood keysticks to provide the ultimate in touch and control. The level of quality and adjustability of Allen keyboards makes them the envy of the industry and the choice of discerning musicians.

KEY CONTACT

The key contact, while unseen, is an important part of any church organ. If one fails during a performance, the entire musical program can be compromised. Allen introduced a maintenance-free system in which a sealed reed switch is engaged by magnet. Neither dust nor the environment will compromise your music program with an Allen Organ.

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GENISYSâ„¢ Voices provide the tonal diversity of a comprehensive stop list to even the most modest instruments. GENISYS Voices set a new standard for organist-friendly operation and include sounds that enhance every style of worship and organ literature!

  • HD Sound
  • 2 Dedicated GENISYS Voice Stops per Organ Division
  • Over 250 different voices - organ stops, Grand Pianos, orchestral, keyboard and percussion voices
  • Adjustable volume and tuning per voice
  • Voice assignments remain until changed by organist
  • Voices capture to organ pistons
  • Voices can couple between Divisions

STR-4X SPECIFICATIONS

Featuring Two Complete Voicings

32 Theatre Ranks

Solo
Tuba Mirabilis
English Posthorn
Brass Trumpet
Horn Diapason
Horn Diapason Celeste
Solo Tibia Clausa
Kinura
Orchestral Oboe
Krumet
Saxophone
Solo String
Solo String Celeste
Quintadena
Lieblich Flute
Solo Vox Humana

Main
Tuba Horn
"D" Trumpet
Open Diapason
Main Tibia Clausa
Clarinet
Musette
Violin
Violin Celeste
Gamba
Gamba Celeste
Gemshorn
Gemshorn Celeste
Oboe Horn
Concert Flute
Main Vox Humana
Chrysoglott

Percussion
Pedal Pizz. Tibia Clausa
Morton Tibia Clausa
Piano
Glockenspiel
Xylophone
Wood Harp/Marimba
Vibraphone
Solo Chrysoglott
Chimes
Bass Drum
Snare Drum Roll
Tambourine
Castanets
Tom-Tom
Wood Block
Tap Cymbal
Brush Cymbal
Triangle
Choke Cymbal
Splash Cymbal
Persian (roll) Cymbal
Crash Cymbal
Tuned Tympani
Tympani Roll
Auto Horn
Birds
Gong
Siren
Wind Chimes
Train Whistle 

49 Classical Ranks

Solo
Tuba Mirabilis (Skinner)
Festival Trumpet
Trumpet
Open Diapason (Skinner)
Voce Humana
Rohrflote
4' Clarion
Orchestral Oboe (Skinner)
Krummhorn
Cor Anglais
Solo Gamba
Solo Gamba Celeste
Quintadena
Triangle Flute
Vox Humana (Skinner)

Main
Waldhorn
Trumpet (Eng)
Violin Diapason
Lieblich Flute
Bassett Horn
French Horn
Viola Pomposa
Viola Pomposa Celeste
Gamba
Gamba Celeste
Dulciana
Unda Maris
Hautbois
Melodia
Minor Vox Humana
Mixture III
Pedal 16' Open
Pedal Mixture III

Percussion
Pedal Pizz. Tibia Clausa
Harmonic Flute
Open Diapason
Octave 4'
Fifteenth 2'
Mixture IV
Plein Jeu IV
Celesta
Carillon

STR-4X

 

Pedal
32 Contra Diaphone C. Bomb
32 Contra Tibia Clausa
16 Bombarde
16 Double English Horn
16 Ophicleide
16 Diaphone
16 Diaphonic Horn
16 Solo Tibia Clausa
16 Bass Clarinet
16 Contra Gamba 2 Rks
16 Oboe Horn
16 Bourdon
16 Gemshorn 2 Rks
8 Tuba Mirabilis
8 English Horn
8 Tuba Horn
8 Open Diapason
8 Horn Diapason
8 Solo Tibia Clausa
8 Tibia Clausa
8 Tibia Clausa Pizz.
8 Clarinet
8 Cello 2 Rks
8 Flute
Accomp. to Pedal
Great to Pedal
Solo to Pedal
MIDI on Pedal
16 Piano Open Diap.
Bass Drum
Tympani
Crash Cymbal Mixture III
Tap Cymbal
Brush Cymbal

Sound Effects
Splash Cymbal
Wind Chimes
Gong
Birds
Auto Horn
Siren
Train Whistle

Accompaniment
8 Tuba Mirabilis
8 English Horn
8 Trumpet
8 Style D Trumpet
8 Tuba Horn
8 Open Diapason
8 Horn Diapason
8 Solo Tibia Clausa
8 Tibia Clausa
8 Clarinet
8 Solo Sting 2 Rks
8 Violin 2 Rks
8 Gamba 2 Rks
8 Oboe Horn
8 Quintadena
8 Lieblich Flute
8 Concert Flute
8 Vox Humana (S)
8 Vox Humana
4 Octave
4 Octave Horn
4 Piccolo
4 Solo String 2 Rks
4 Viol 2 Rks
4 Gambette 2 Rks
4 Lieblich Flute
4 Concert Flute
4 Vox Humana (M)
2 2/3 Twelfth
2 Piccolo
Octave
Solo on Accomp. Bombarde
MIDI on Accomp.
8 Piano Open Diap.
Harp Sub Mixture IV
Harp Scharf IV
Solo Chrysoglott
Chrysoglott Mixture III
Snare Drum
Castanets
Tambourine
Wood Block
Tom-Tom
Choke Cymbal
Tap Cymbal
Brush Cymbal
Triangle

Accomp. 2nd Touch
8 Tuba Mirabilis
8 English Horn
8 Trumpet
8 Style D Trumpet
8 Tuba Horn
8 Open Diapason
8 Solo Tibia Clausa
8 Clarinet
4 Piccolos
Octave Glockenspiel
Octave 4
Cathedral Chimes
Perc Second Touch
Traps Second Touch
Great Octave to Accomp.
Solo to Accomp.
MIDI on Accomp. 2nd

Solo
8 Tuba Mirabilis
8 English Horn
8 Trumpet
8 Style D Trumpet
8 Tuba Horn
8 Open Diapason
8 Horn Diapason
8 Solo Tibia Clausa
8 Tibia Clausa
8 Clarinet
8 Kinura Clarion 4
8 Orchestral Oboe
8 Musette French Horn
8 Krumet
8 Saxophone
8 Solo String 2 Rks
8 Violin 2 Rks
8 Gamba 2 Rks
8 Quintadena
8 Lieblich Flute
8 Vox Humana (S)
8 Vox Humana
4 Solo Piccolo
4 Piccolo
2 2/3 Solo Twelfth
2 Solo Piccolo
2 Piccolo
1 3/5 Solo Tierce
1 1/3 Solo Larigot
Sub Octave
Unison Off
Octave
6 2/5 Solo Third
5 1/3 Solo Fifth
MIDI on Solo
8 Piano Open Diap.
Glockenspiel Octave 4
Xylophone Fifteenth 2
Harp Sub Mixture IV
Vibraharp Plein Jeu IV
Chrysoglott Sub Mixture III
Cathedral Chimes

Great
16 Bombarde
16 Double English Horn
16 Trumpet (Ten C)
16 Ophicleide
16 Diaphone
16 Diaphonic Horn
16 Solo Tibia Clausa
16 Tibia Clausa (Ten C)
16 Clarinet
16 Orchestral Oboe (Ten C)
16 Musette (Ten C) French Horn
16 Krumet (Ten C)
16 Saxophone (Ten C)
16 Solo String 2 Rks
16 Violin 2 Rks
16 Gamba 2 Rks
16 Oboe Horn
16 Bourdon
16 Vox Humana (S) (Ten C)
16 Vox Humana (Ten C)
8 Tuba Mirabilis
8 English Horn
8 Trumpet
8 Tuba Horn
8 Open Diapason
8 Horn Diapason
8 Solo Tibia Clausa
8 Tibia Clausa
8 Clarinet
8 Kinura Clarion 4
8 Orchestral Oboe
8 Musette French Horn
8 Krumet
8 Saxophone
8 Solo String 2 Rks
8 Violin 2 Rks
8 Gamba 2 Rks
8 Oboe Horn
8 Quintadena
8 Lieblich Flute
8 Concert Flute
8 Vox Humana (S)
8 Vox Humana
5 1/3 Fifth (Tibia)
4 Octave
4 Octave (Horn)
4 Solo Piccolo
4 Piccolo
4 Solo String 2 Rks
4 Viol 2 Rks
4 Gambette 2 Rks
4 Lieblich Flute
4 Concert Flute
3 1/5 Lieblich Tenth Plein Jeu IV
2 2/3 Solo Twelfth
2 2/3 Twelfth
2 Solo Piccolo
2 Piccolo
2 Fifteenth
2 Piccolo
1 Fife (Lieb)
Sub Octave
Unison Off
Octave
Solo on Great
MIDI on Great
8 Piano Open Diap.
Glockenspiel Octave 4
Xylophone Fifteenth 2
Harp Mixture IV
Chrysoglott Mixture III

Great 2nd Touch
16 Double English Horn
8 English Horn
Solo on Great
Solo on Great Pizz.
MIDI on Great 2nd

Bombarde

16 Bombarde
16 Double English Horn
16 Trumpet (Ten C)
16 Ophicleide
16 Diaphone
16 Solo Tibia Clausa
16 Tibia Clausa (Ten C)
16 Krumet (Ten C)
16 Saxophone (Ten C) Clarion 4
16 String Ensemble 6 Rks
16 Vox Humana (S) (Ten C)
16 Vox Humana (Ten C)
8 Tuba Mirabilis
8 English Horn
8 Trumpet
8 Tuba Horn
8 Open Diapason
8 Solo Tibia Clausa
8 Tibia Clausa
8 Krumet
8 Saxophone
8 Solo String 2 Rks
8 Violin 2 Rks
8 Gamba 2 Rks
8 Vox Humana (S)
8 Vox Humana
4 Solo Piccolo
4 Piccolo
4 String Ensemble 6 Rks
2 2/3 Solo Twelfth
2 Solo Piccolo
2 Piccolo
Sub Octave
Octave
Great to Bombarde
Great Octave Bombarde
Solo on Bombarde
MIDI on Bombarde
8 Piano Open Diap.
Glockenspiel Octave 4
Xylophone Fifteenth 2
Harp Mixture IV
Solo Chrysoglott Plein Jeu IV
Chrysoglott Mixture III

Tremulants
Main
Main Strings
Clarinet
Solo
Solo Strings
Tibias
Voxes
Tuba Horn
Tuba Mirabilis
English Horn

Pistons
Great Solo Tibia Off
Great Morton Tibia On
Bombarde Solo Tibia Off
Bombarde Morton Tibia On
Acc./Solo/String>Gems
Great/Solo/String>Gems
So > Gt Melody Coupler
Horn Diapason Celeste On
Marimba Re-it
String Celeste Off
Great Tuba Horn Off
Great Style D Trumpet On
Bombarde Tuba Horn Off
Bombarde Style D Trumpet On
Percussion > Master Expression
Main > Master Expression
32 Contra Tibia (Toe Stud)

ABOUT WALTER STRONY

Walter Strony is one of America's premier concert organists. He has established himself as one of those few organists equally at home playing both theatre and classical organ.

Walt has performed hundreds of concerts worldwide, including many conventions of the American Theatre Organ Society and the American Guild of Organists. He has twice been voted "Organist of the Year" by the ATOS - the only living theatre organist to have received that honor. In 1999, he made his premiere appearance with the Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra.

Walt was inducted into the ATOS Hall of Fame and is also well known for his many fine recordings. His services as a pipe and digital organ consultant are always in demand in addition to his prowess as a concert artist.

ALLEN EXPRESSION / CRESCENDO PEDALS

While plastic or wood expression pedals can be found on some church organs, they do not meet Allen's demanding quality standards. Cast Aluminum expression shoes are built to last a lifetime!

EXPRESSION SHOE CAGE

Sturdy metal construction fully protects the organ's interior against damage from pests entering the organ console. Just another example of Allen's dedication to quality and our customers.

Voice changes made easily!

GENISYSâ„¢ Voices provide the tonal diversity of a comprehensive stop list to even the most modest instruments. GENISYS Voices set a new standard for organist-friendly operation and include sounds that enhance every style of worship and organ literature!

  • HD Sound
  • 2 Dedicated GENISYS Voice Stops per Organ Division
  • Over 250 different voices - organ stops, Grand Pianos, orchestral, keyboard and percussion voices
  • Adjustable volume and tuning per voice
  • Voice assignments remain until changed by organist
  • Voices capture to organ pistons
  • Voices can couple between Divisions

TX323 SPECIFICATIONS

Featuring multiple organ Stop Lists: Morton, Wurlitzer, Barton

PEDAL
32 CONTRA VIOLONE
16 OPHICLEIDE
16 DIAPHONE
16 VIOLONE
16 BOURDON
8 ENGLISH POST HORN
8 TRUMPET
8 OPEN DIAPASON
8 SOLO TIBIA CLAUSA
8 TIBIA CLAUSA (PIZZ.)
8 CLARINET
8 FLUTE
16 PIANO
8 PIANO
ACCOMPANIMENT TO PEDAL
BASS DRUM
TAP CYMBAL (BRUSH)
GENISYS VOICE 1
GENISYS VOICE 2

ACCOMPANIMENT
8 ENGLISH POST HORN
8 BRASS TRUMPET
8 TUBA MIRABILIS
8 TRUMPET
8 OPEN DIAPASON
8 TIBIA CLAUSA (m)
8 CLARINET
8 VIOLINS 3 RKS
8 OBOE HORN
8 QUINTADENA
8 CONCERT FLUTE
8 VOX HUMANA
4 OCTAVE
4 PICCOLO (m)
4 CONCERT FLUTE
ACC VIOLINS>DOLCES
OCTAVE
8 PIANO
HARP SUB
HARP
CHRYSOGLOTT
SNARE DRUM
TOM-TOM (CASTANETS)
HI-HAT (TAMBOURINE)
TAP CYMBAL (BRUSH)
ALTERNATE TRAPS
TRAPS TO 2ND T
GENISYS VOICE 3
GENISYS VOICE 4

GREAT
16 ENGLISH POST HORN
16 BRASS TRUMPET (ten c)
16 BOMARDE
16 DIAPHONE
16 SOLO TIBIA CLAUSA (ten c)
16 TIBIA CLAUSA (ten c)
16 CLARINET
16 KRUMET (ten c)
16 ORCHESTRAL OBOE (ten c)
16 SAXAPHONE (ten c)
16 VIOLINS 3 RKS (ten c)
16 VOX HUMANA (ten c)
8 ENGLISH POST HORN
8 BRASS TRUMPET
8 TUBA MIRABILIS
8 TRUMPET
8 OPEN DIAPASON
8 SOLO TIBIA CLAUSA
8 TIBIA CLAUSA
8 CLARINET
8 KRUMET
8 ORCHESTRAL OBOE
8 SAXOPHONE
8 VIOLINS 3 RKS
8 QUINTADENA
8 CONCERT FLUTE
8 VOX HUMANA
5 1/3 FIFTH (TIBIA)
4 OCTAVE
4 SOLO PICCOLO
4 PICCOLO
4 VIOLINS 3 RKS
4 FLUTE
2 2/3 TWELFTH
2 SOLO PICCOLO
2 PICCOLO
2 FIFTEENTH
1 FIFE (FLUTE)
XYLOPHONE
GLOCKENSPIEL
SUB OCTAVE
OCTAVE
SOLO SUB GREAT
SOLO TO GREAT
GENISYS VOICE 5
GENISYS VOICE 6

SOLO
8 ENGLISH POST HORN
8 BRASS TRUMPET
8 TUBA MIRABILIS
8 TRUMPET
8 OPEN DIAPASON
8 SOLO TIBIA CLAUSA
8 TIBIA CLAUSA
8 CLARINET
8 KRUMET
8 ORCHESTRAL OBOE
8 SAXAPHONE
8 VIOLINS 3 RKS
8 CONCERT FLUTE
8 VOX HUMANA
4 SOLO PICCOLO
4 PICCOLO
2 2/3 TWELFTH
2 SOLO PICCOLO
1 3/5 TIERCE
SUB OCTAVE
8 PIANO
HARP SUB
CHRYSOGLOTT
VIBRAPHONE
XYLOPHONE
GLOCKENSPIEL
GENISYS VOICE 7
GENISYS VOICE 8

ACCOMPANIMENT 2ND TOUCH
8 ENGLISH POST HORN
8 BRASS TRUMPET
8 TUBA MIRABILIS
8 TRUMPET
8 SOLO TIBIA CLAUSA
8 CLARINET
GREAT OCTAVE ACC
SOLO TO ACC
PERC ON 2ND
GENISYS VOICE 9
GENISYS VOICE 10

GREAT 2ND TOUCH
16-8 ENLGLISH POST HORN
SOLO TO GREAT
SOLO TO GREAT-PIZZ
GENISYS VOICE 11
GENISYS VOICE 12

TREMULANTS
MAIN
CLARINET
SOLO
TIBIA/VOX

STOP PISTONS
SOLO VIOLIN OFF
SOLO CHIMES
PERCUSSION UNEXPRESSED
MASTER EXPRESSION
HARP RE-IT
MIDI ON PEDAL
VIBE MOTORS ON
GENISYS VOICES COUPLE
MIDI ON SOLO
MIDI ON GREAT 2ND
MIDI ON GREAT
MIDI ON ACC 2ND
MIDI ON ACC

TOE PISTONS
PERSIAN CYMBAL
CRASH CYMBAL
STORM
SIREN
HORN
BIRD
WIND CHIMES
TRAIN WHISTLE

TX323

Classical Suite

PEDAL
32 CONTRA VIOLONE
16 POSAUNE
16 DIAPASON
16 VIOLONE
16 BOURDON
8 FRENCH TROMPETTE
8 TROMBA
8 OCTAVE
8 GEDACKT
8 CROMORNE
8 HARMONIC FLUTE
4 CHORALBASS
MIXTURE III
GREAT TO PEDAL

ACCOMPANIMENT
8 FRENCH TROMPETTE
8 TROMPETE
8 TROMBA
8 TRUMPET
8 PRINCIPAL
8 GEDACKT
8 CROMORNE
8 VIOLAS III
8 OBOE HORN
8 QUINTADENA
8 HARMONIC FLUTE
8 VOX HUMANA
4 OCTAVE
4 GEDACKT
4 HARMONIC FLUTE
MIXTURE IV

GREAT
16 FRENCH TROMPETTE
16 TROMPETE
16 TROMBA
16 DIAPASON
16 BOURDON
16 GEDACKT
16 CROMORNE
16 KRUMET
16 BASSON
16 ENGLISH HORN
16 VIOLAS III
16 VOX HUMANA
8 FRENCH TROMPETTE
8 TROMPETE
8 TROMBA
8 TRUMPET
8 PRINCIPAL
8 BOURDON
8 GEDACKT
8 CROMORNE
8 KRUMET
8 HAUTBOIS
8 ENGLISH HORN
8 VIOLAS III
8 QUINTADENA
8 HARMONIC FLUTE
8 VOX HUMANA
5 1/3 QUINTFLÖTE
4 OCTAVE
4 BOURDON
4 GEDACKT
4 VIOLAS III
4 HARMONIC FLUTE
2 2/3 TWELFTH
2 PICCOLO
2 FIFTEENTH (PRIN)
1 FIFE
MIXTURE IV
MIXTURE III



SOLO
8 FRENCH TROMPETTE
8 TROMPETE
8 TROMBA
8 TRUMPET
8 PRINCIPAL
8 BOURDON
8 GEDACKT
8 CROMORNE
8 KRUMET
8 HAUTBOIS
8 ENGLISH HORN
8 VIOLAS III
8 HARMONIC FLUTE
8 VOX HUMANA
4 BOURDON
4 GEDACKT
2 2/3 NASARD
2 PICCOLO
1 3/5 TIERCE
MIXTURE IV
MIXTURE III

ACCOMPANIMENT 2ND TOUCH
8 ENGLISH POST HORN
8 BRASS TRUMPET
8 TUBA MIRABILIS
8 TRUMPET
8 SOLO TIBIA CLAUSA
8 CLARINET
GREAT OCTAVE ACC
SOLO TO ACC
PERC ON 2ND

GREAT 2ND TOUCH
8 FRENCH TROMPETTE

Voice changes made easily!

GENISYSâ„¢ Voices provide the tonal diversity of a comprehensive stop list to even the most modest instruments. GENISYS Voices set a new standard for organist-friendly operation and include sounds that enhance every style of worship and organ literature!

  • HD Sound
  • 2 Dedicated GENISYS Voice Stops per Organ Division
  • Over 250 different voices - organ stops, Grand Pianos, orchestral, keyboard and percussion voices
  • Adjustable volume and tuning per voice
  • Voice assignments remain until changed by organist
  • Voices capture to organ pistons
  • Voices can couple between Divisions

ALLEN EXPRESSION / CRESCENDO PEDALS

While plastic or wood expression pedals can be found on some church organs, they do not meet Allen's demanding quality standards. Cast Aluminum expression shoes are built to last a lifetime!

EXPRESSION SHOE CAGE

Sturdy metal construction fully protects the organ's interior against damage from pests entering the organ console. Just another example of Allen's dedication to quality and our customers.

TX317 SPECIFICATIONS

Featuring multiple organ Stop Lists: Morton, Wurlitzer, Barton

PEDAL
16 OPHICLEIDE
16 DIAPHONE
16 TIBIA CLAUSA
16 VIOLONE
8 ENGLISH POST HORN
8 TUBA HORN
8 OPEN DIAPASON
8 TIBIA CLAUSA (PIZZ.)
8 TIBIA CLAUSA
8 CLARINET
8 FLUTE
ACCOMPANIMENT TO PEDAL
GENISYS VOICE 1
GENISYS VOICE 2
MIDI ON PEDAL
BASS DRUM
TAP CYMBAL (BRUSH)

ACCOMPANIMENT
8 ENGLISH POST HORN
8 TUBA HORN
8 OPEN DIAPASON
8 TIBIA CLAUSA
8 CLARINET
8 VIOLINS 2 RKS
8 QUINTADENA
8 CONCERT FLUTE
8 VOX HUMANA
4 OCTAVE
4 PICCOLO
4 VIOLINS 2 RKS
4 CONCERT FLUTE
CHRYSOGLOTT
SNARE DRUM
TOM-TOM (CASTANETS)
COW BELL (WOOD BLOCK)
HI-HAT (TAMBOURINE)
TAP CYMBAL (BRUSH)
ALTERNATE TRAPS
TRAPS TO 2ND T
GENISYS VOICE 3
GENISYS VOICE 4
MIDI ON ACCOMPANIMENT

GREAT
16 ENGLISH POST HORN
16 TUBA HORN
16 DIAPHONE
16 TIBIA CLAUSA
16 CLARINET
16 ORCHESTRAL OBOE
16 VIOLINS 2 RKS
16 VOX HUMANA
8 ENGLISH POST HORN
8 TUBA HORN
8 OPEN DIAPASON
8 TIBIA CLAUSA
8 CLARINET
8 KINURA
8 ORCHESTRAL OBOE
8 VIOLINS 2 RKS
8 VOX HUMANA
8 VIOLINS 2 RKS
8 QUINTADENA
8 CONCERT FLUTE
8 VOX HUMANA
5 1/3 FIFTH (TIBIA)
4 OCTAVE
4 PICCOLO
4 VIOLINS 2 RKS
2 2/3 TWELFTH
2 PICCOLO
1 FIFE (FLUTE)
GLOCKENSPIEL
XYLOPHONE
SOLO TO GREAT
SOLO TO GREAT PIZZ.
GENISYS VOICE 5
GENISYS VOICE 6
MIDI ON GREAT

SOLO
8 ENGLISH POST HORN
8 TUBA HORN
8 OPEN DIAPASON
8 TIBIA CLAUSA
8 CLARINET
8 KINURA
8 ORCHESTRAL OBOE
8 VIOLINS 2 RKS
8 VOX HUMANA
4 PICCOLO
2 2/3 TWELFTH
2 PICCOLO
1 3/5 TIERCE
SUB OCTAVE
SUB-CHRYSOGLOTT
GLOCKENSPIEL
XYLOPHONE
CATHEDRAL CHIMES
GENISYS VOICE 7
GENISYS VOICE 8
MIDI ON SOLO

ACCOMPANIMENT 2ND TOUCH
8 ENGLISH POST HORN
8 TUBA HORN
8 TIBIA CLAUSA
8 CLARINET
CHRYSOGLOTT
GREAT OCTAVE
SOLO UNISON
GENISYS VOICE 9
GENISYS VOICE 10
MIDI ON ACCOMPANIMENT 2ND

GENERAL
MELODY COUPLER
MASTER EXPRESSION
ACC VIOLINS/DOLCE
CHRYSOGLOTT/WOOD HARP
GENISYS VOICES COUPLER

TREMULANTS
MAIN
SOLO
TIBIA/VOX
TUBA

EFFECTS
PERSIAN CYMBAL
SIREN
TRAIN WHISTLE
HORN
BELL TREE
BIRD

TX317

Classical Suite

PEDAL
16 POSAUNE
16 DIAPASON
16 GEDACKT
16 VIOLONE
8 FRENCH TRUMPETTE
8 OCTAVE
8 GEDACKT
8 CROMORNE
8 HARMONIC FLUTE
MIXTURE III
GREAT TO PEDAL

ACCOMPANIMENT
8 FRENCH TROMPETTE
8 PRINCIPAL
8 GEDACKT
8 CROMORNE
8 VIOLAS II
8 QUINTADENA
8 HARMONIC FLUTE
8 VOX HUMANA
4 OCTAVE
4 GEDACKT
4 HARMONIC FLUTE

GREAT
16 FRENCH TROMPETTE
16 DIAPASON
16 GEDACKT
16 CROMORNE
16 BASSON
16 VIOLAS II
16 VOX HUMANA
8 FRENCH TROMPETT
8 PRINCIPAL
8 GEDACKT
8 CROMORNE
8 HAUTBOIS
8 VIOLAS II
8 QUINTADENA
8 HARMONIC FLUTE
8 VOX HUMANA
5 1/3 QUINTFLÖTE
4 OCTAVE
4 GEDACKT
4 VIOLAS II
2 2/3 TWELFTH
2 PICCOLO
1 FIFE
MIXTURE III
MIXTURE IV



SOLO
8 FRENCH TROMPETTE
8 PRINCIPAL
8 GEDACKT
8 CROMORNE
8 HAUTBOIS
8 VIOLAS II
8 VOX HUMANA
8 GEDACKT
8 CROMORNE
8 KINURA
8 HAUTBOIS
8 VIOLAS II
8 VOX HUMANA
4 GEDACKT
2 2/3 NASARD
2 PICCOLO
1 3/5 TIERCE
MIXTURE III
MIXTURE IV

ACCOMPANIMENT 2ND TOUCH
8 FRENCH TROMPETTE
8 CROMORNE

ALLEN EXPRESSION / CRESCENDO PEDALS

While plastic or wood expression pedals can be found on some church organs, they do not meet Allen's demanding quality standards. Cast Aluminum expression shoes are built to last a lifetime!

EXPRESSION SHOE CAGE

Sturdy metal construction fully protects the organ's interior against damage from pests entering the organ console. Just another example of Allen's dedication to quality and our customers.

Voice changes made easily!

GENISYSâ„¢ Voices provide the tonal diversity of a comprehensive stop list to even the most modest instruments. GENISYS Voices set a new standard for organist-friendly operation and include sounds that enhance every style of worship and organ literature!

  • HD Sound
  • 2 Dedicated GENISYS Voice Stops per Organ Division
  • Over 250 different voices - organ stops, Grand Pianos, orchestral, keyboard and percussion voices
  • Adjustable volume and tuning per voice
  • Voice assignments remain until changed by organist
  • Voices capture to organ pistons
  • Voices can couple between Divisions

TX217 SPECIFICATIONS

Featuring multiple organ Stop Lists: Morton, Wurlitzer, Barton

PEDAL
16 OPHICLEIDE
16 DIAPHONE
16 TIBIA CLAUSA
16 VIOLONE
8 ENGLISH POST HORN
8 TUBA HORN
8 OPEN DIAPASON
8 TIBIA CLAUSA (PIZZ.)
8 TIBIA CLAUSA
8 CLARINET
8 FLUTE
ACCOMPANIMENT TO PEDAL
MIDI ON PEDAL
GENISYS VOICE 1
GENISYS VOICE 2
BASS DRUM
TAP CYMBAL

ACCOMPANIMENT
8 ENGLISH POST HORN
8 TUBA HORN
8 OPEN DIAPASON
8 TIBIA CLAUSA
8 CLARINET
8 VIOLINS 2 RKS
8 QUINTADENA
8 CONCERT FLUTE
8 VOX HUMANA
4 OCTAVE
4 PICCOLO
4 VIOLINS 2 RKS
4 CONCERT FLUTE
CHRYSOGLOTT
SNARE DRUM
TOM-TOM
TAMBOURINE
TAP CYMBAL
GENISYS VOICE 3
GENISYS VOICE 4
MIDI ON ACCOMPANIMENT

SOLO
16 ENGLISH POST HORN
16 TUBA HORN
16 DIAPHONE
16 TIBIA CLAUSA
16 CLARINET
16 ORCHESTRAL OBOE
16 VIOLINS 2 RKS
16 VOX HUMANA
8 ENGLISH POST HORN
8 TUBA HORN
8 OPEN DIAPASON
8 TIBIA CLAUSA
8 CLARINET
8 KINURA
8 ORCHESTRAL OBOE
8 VIOLINS 2 RKS
8 VOX HUMANA
5 1/3 FIFTH (TIBIA)
4 OCTAVE
4 PICCOLO
4 VIOLINS 2 RKS
2 2/3 TWELFTH
2 PICCOLO
1 3/5 TIERCE
GLOCKENSPIEL
XYLOPHONE
CATHEDRAL CHIMES
GENISYS VOICE 5
GENISYS VOICE 6
MIDI ON SOLO

TREMULANTS
MAIN
SOLO
TIBIA/VOX

EFFECTS
PERSIAN CYMBAL
SIREN
TRAIN WHISTLE
HORN
BELL TREE
BIRD

TX217

Classical Suite

PEDAL
16 POSAUNE
16 DIAPASON
16 GEDACKT
16 VIOLONE
8 FRENCH TRUMPETTE
8 TUBA HORN
8 OCTAVE
8 TIBIA CLAUSA (PIZZ.)
8 GEDACKT
8 CROMORNE
8 HARMONIC FLUTE
ACCOMPANIMENT TO PEDAL
MIDI ON PEDAL
GENISYS VOICE 1
GENISYS VOICE 2
MIXTURE III
SOLO TO PEDAL

ACCOMPANIMENT
8 FRENCH TROMPETTE
8 TUBA HORN
8 PRINCIPAL
8 GEDACKT
8 CROMORNE
8 VIOLAS II
8 QUINTADENA
8 HARMONIC FLUTE
8 VOX HUMANA
4 OCTAVE
4 GEDACKT
4 VIOLAS II
4 HARMONIC FLUTE
MIXTURE IV
SNARE DRUM
TOM-TOM
TAMBOURINE
TAP CYMBAL
GENISYS VOICE 3
GENISYS VOICE 4
MIDI ON ACCOMPANIMENT

SOLO
16 FRENCH TROMPETTE
16 TUBA HORN
16 DIAPASON
16 GEDACKT
16 CROMORNE
16 BASSON
16 VIOLAS II
16 VOX HUMANA
8 FRENCH TROMPETTE
8 TUBA HORN
8 PRINCIPAL
8 GEDACKT
8 CROMORNE
8 KINURA
8 HAUTBOIS
8 VIOLAS II
8 VOX HUMANA
5 1/3 QUINTFLÖTE
4 OCTAVE
4 GEDACKT
4 VIOLAS II
2 2/3 TWELFTH
2 PICCOLO
1 3/5 TIERCE
MIXTURE III
MIXTURE IV
CATHEDRAL CHIMES
GENISYS VOICE 5
GENISYS VOICE 6
MIDI ON SOLO

TREMULANTS
MAIN
SOLO
TIBIA/VOX

EFFECTS
PERSIAN CYMBAL
SIREN
TRAIN WHISTLE
HORN
BELL TREE
BIRD

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ALLEN EXPRESSION / CRESCENDO PEDALS

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EXPRESSION SHOE CAGE

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DELUXE CONTROLS

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ABOUT MAESTRO HECTOR OLIVERA

Since entering the Buenos Aires Conservatory as a child prodigy at age six, Maestro Hector Olivera has become one of the most sought after and revered international concert organists of the present time.

'The Times Reporter', describes an evening with Mr. Olivera as: "An event, a happening, a joyful celebration of the sheer power and pressure that a true virtuoso like Hector Olivera can unleash in a concert hall."

Born in Buenos Aires, Mr. Olivera began playing the pipe organ when he was three. At age five he played for the legendary Eva Perón; at twelve he entered the University of Buenos Aires and by eighteen had performed for heads of state and celebrities throughout Latin America. When offered a scholarship at the renowned Juilliard School of Music in New York, he moved to the United States. Three years later, Mr. Olivera's outstanding professional concert career was launched when he won the AGO's National Improvisation Contest.

Mr. Olivera has performed solo concerts throughout the USA, Canada, Europe, Asia, Australia, Central and Latin America and as guest soloist with prominent symphony orchestras worldwide.

Whether in a prestigious venue like Carnegie Hall, Royal Albert Hall, Cathedral of Notre Dame in Paris, Constitution Hall, Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles, or in conjunction with a celebrated event like the Olympic games or the Classical Newport Music Festival, the most sophisticated and demanding organ aficionados claim that Maestro Hector Olivera is 'one of the greatest organists in the world today.'


< Harry Helmut, Hector's confidant, travels with Hector around the world to all his concerts. Harry gives Hector advice about performing and tours each performance location looking for good places to eat.

> More Hector Olivera

ABOUT RUDY LUCENTE

Rudolph A. Lucente has been associated with Allen Organs for over twenty years, and recently is known as the designer of the RL-66 and RL-90 organs, comprehensive three-manual and four-manual instruments that have met with acclaim from organists nationwide. He is an assistant organist at the Wanamaker Grand Court Organ in Philadelphia, and appears regularly at Longwood Gardens in Kennett Square, PA, The Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts in Philadelphia, and Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City, New Jersey. As a recitalist, Rudy is known for his "family friendly" presentations and dedication programs. As a clinician, his fifty-plus years as a church musician have enabled him to assist workshop attendees in most aspects of their important ministry.

Rudy studied organ with Dr. Keith Chapman and also worked with the American/Armenian composer Richard Yardumian. Since their untimely deaths, Rudy has devoted much of his musical activities to the preservation and performance of their works.

Mr. Lucente appears frequently as a recitalist and church music clinician, and is a member of the Philadelphia Organ Quartet, an ensemble that performs music arranged for four organs.

The 66-Stop Rudy Lucente RL-66 Designer church organ is the culmination of his many years of experience in the Catholic music tradition. Employing Allen's advanced technology, the organ is designed with the versatility for both worship and concert use. The stop list includes principal choruses on all divisions and independent Festival Trumpet. The Allen RL-66 offers the flexibility of six specifications to compliment any style of music.

"The RL-90 meets the need for a larger instrument, allowing Allen to offer the right choice to customers seeking the particular capabilities of the RL organs. I incorporated many of the specification attributes from the fine pipe organs that I am privileged to play, and the samples in the RL-90 have been meticulously selected to provide a cohesive ensemble, rich texture, and extraordinary solo voices. It is a privilege to have been asked to assist in this design, and I am confident that the RL-90 will meet with the same success as has the RL-66."

"The process of creating these organs was an exciting and rewarding experience. The combination of Allen's superior technology and their flexibility has resulted in two truly comprehensive instruments." - Rudy Lucente

RL-66a STOP LIST

Standard stop lists: Classic Allen, English, Cavaillé-Coll, Schlicker, Arp Schnitger, Aeolian-Skinner

PEDAL
32 CONTRA VIOLONE
16 DIAPASON
16 BOURDON
16 BOURDON DOUX (SW)
16 VIOLONE (GT)
8 OCTAVE
8 GEDACKT FLÖTE
4 CHORAL BASS
4 FLUTE
MIXTURE IV
32 CONTRE BOMBARDE
16 BOMBARDE
16 CONTRE TROMPETTE (SW)
8 TRUMPET
4 CLARION
GENISYS VOICE 1
GENISYS VOICE 2

SWELL
8 GEIGEN DIAPASON
8 ROHR BOURDON
8 VIOLA POMPOSA
8 VIOLA CELESTE

8 FLUTE CELESTE II
4 OCTAVE GEIGEN
4 TRAVERSE FLUTE
2-2/3 NASARD [4 ORCH. FLUTE]
2 PICCOLO [8 CLARINET]
1-3/5 TIERCE [8 FRENCH HORN]
FOURNITURE IV
16 CONTRE TROMPETTE
8 TROMPETTE
8 OBOE
8 VOX HUMANA [COR ANGLAIS]
4 CLAIRON
TREMULANT
SWELL SOLO VOICES ON

16 SWELL
UNISON OFF
4 SWELL
CELESTA
GENISYS VOICE 3
GENISYS VOICE 4

GREAT
16 VIOLONE
8 DIAPASON
8 HARMONIC FLUTE
8 BOURDON
8 GAMBA
4 OCTAVE
4 FLUTE
2-2/3 TWELFTH
2 FIFTEENTH
MIXTURE IV
16 DOUBLE TRUMPET
8 TROMBA
TREMULANT
CHIMES

MELODY COUPLER CH>GT
GT-PD UNENCLOSED
BASS COUPLER
GT-CH MANUAL TRANSFER

GENISYS VOICE 5
GENISYS VOICE 6

CHOIR
16 ERZÄHLER

8 ENGLISH DIAPASON
8 HOLZ GEDACKT
8 ERZÄHLER
8 ERZÄHLER CELESTE
4 PRINZIPAL
4 KOPPELFLÖTE
4 ERZÄHLER CELESTE II
2 OKTAV
1-1/3 QUINTFLÖTE
ZIMBEL III
8 FESTIVAL TRUMPET
8 KRUMMHORN
TREMULANT
UNISON OFF
CHOIR UNENCLOSED
GENISYS VOICE 7
GENISYS VOICE 8

COUPLERS
8 GREAT TO PEDAL
8 SWELL TO PEDAL
4 SWELL TO PEDAL
8 CHOIR TO PEDAL
16 SWELL TO GREAT
8 SWELL TO GREAT
4 SWELL TO GREAT
8 CHOIR TO GREAT
16 SWELL TO CHOIR
8 SWELL TO CHOIR
4 SWELL TO CHOIR
GENISYS VOICES COUPLE

GENERAL
ALTERNATE TUNING
TREMULANTS FULL

ANTIPHONAL
SWELL MAINS OFF
SWELL TO ANTIPHONAL
GT-CH-PD MAINS OFF
GT-CH-PD TO ANTIPHONAL

TOE STUD
ZIMBELSTERN

MIDI
MIDI ON PEDAL
MIDI ON SWELL
MIDI ON GREAT
MIDI ON CHOIR

RL-90 STOP LIST

PEDAL
32 OPEN DIAPASON
32 CONTRE BOURDON
32 CONTRA VIOLONE
16 DIAPASON
16 SECOND DIAPASON (GT)
16 BOURDON
16 BOURDON DOUX (SW)
16 VIOLONE
16 CONTRA GAMBA (SO)
8 OCTAVE
8 GEDACKT FÖTE
8 GAMBA (SO)
4 CHORALBASS
4 FLUTE
MIXTURE IV
32 CONTRE BOMBARDE
32 CONTRA DOUBLE TRUMPET (GT)
16 BOMBARDE
16 DOUBLE TRUMPET (GT)
8 TROMPETTE
4 CLARION
GENISYS VOICE 1
GENISYS VOICE 2

SWELL
16 BOURDON DOUX
8 GEIGEN DIAPASON
8 GEDECKT
8 FLUTE CELESTE II
8 SALICIONAL
8 VOIX CELESTE
4 OCTAVE GEIGEN
4 TRAVERSE FLUTE
2-2/3 NASARD
2 FLAUTINO
1-3/5 TIERCE
FOURNITURE IV
16 POSAUNE
8 CORNOPEAN
8 OBOE D'AMOUR
8 VOX HUMANA
4 CLARION
TREMULANT
16 SWELL
UNISON OFF
4 SWELL
CELESTA
GENISYS VOICE 3
GENISYS VOICE 4

GREAT
16 DOUBLE DIAPASON
16 BOURDON
8 FIRST DIAPASON
8 SECOND DIAPASON
8 STOPPED DIAPASON
8 HARMONIC FLUTE
8 GAMBA
4 OCTAVE
4 SPITZ FLUTE
2-2/3 TWELFTH
2 FIFTEENTH
2 WALD FLUTE
MIXTURE IV
16 DOUBLE TRUMPET
8 TROMBA
TREMULANT
4 GREAT
CHIMES
GENISYS VOICE 5
GENISYS VOICE 6

CHOIR
16 CONTRA VIOLE
8 ENGLISH DIAPASON
8 CONCERT FLUTE
8 VIOLE
8 VIOLE CELESTE
4 OCTAVE
4 CHIMNEY FLUTE
4 VIOLES II
2 PICCOLO
1-1/3 QUINTFLÖTE
DULCIANA MIXTURE V
8 CLARINET
TREMULANT
UNISON OFF
GENISYS VOICE 7
GENISYS VOICE 8

SOLO
16 GAMBA
8 PRINCIPAL
8 FLAUTO MIRABILIS
8 SOLO GAMBA
8 GAMBA CELESTE
4 OCTAVE
4 GAMBETTE CELESTE II
GRAND MIXTURE V
16 TUBA MIRABILIS
8 TUBA MIRABILIS
8 FRENCH HORN
8 CORNO DI BASSETTO
8 ENGLISH HORN
4 OCTAVE MIRABILIS
TREMULANT
GENISYS VOICE 9
GENISYS VOICE 10

ANTIPHONAL
GT-PD MAINS OFF
GT-PD TO ANTIPHONAL
CHOIR MAINS OFF
CHOIR TO ANTIPHONAL
SWELL MAINS OFF
SWELL TO ANTIPHONAL
SOLO MAINS OFF
SOLO TO ANTIPHONAL

GENERAL
ALTERNATE TUNING
TREMULANTS FULL
SOLO UNENCLOSED

COUPLERS
8 GREAT TO PEDAL
4 GREAT TO PEDAL
8 SWELL TO PEDAL
4 SWELL TO PEDAL
8 CHOIR TO PEDAL
4 CHOIR TO PEDAL
8 SOLO TO PEDAL
4 SOLO TO PEDAL
16 SWELL TO GREAT
8 SWELL TO GREAT
4 SWELL TO GREAT
8 CHOIR TO GREAT
8 SOLO TO GREAT
16 SWELL TO CHOIR
8 SWELL TO CHOIR
4 SWELL TO CHOIR
8 SOLO TO CHOIR
8 SOLO TO SWELL
MELODY COUPLER CH>GT
GT-PD UNENCLOSED
BASS COUPLER
GT-CH MANUAL TRANSFER
GENISYS VOICE COUPLE

TOE STUD
ZIMBELSTERN

MIDI
MIDI ON PEDAL
MIDI ON SWELL
MIDI ON GREAT
MIDI ON CHOIR
MIDI ON SOLO


ABOUT DIANE BISH - FIRST LADY OF THE ORGAN

Concert and recording artist, composer, conductor and international television personality, Diane Bish has displayed her dazzling virtuosity and unique showmanship the world over. Her performances have been hailed by critics as "stunning, virtuoso, fiery, and astonishing". Through numerous recordings, concerts and weekly television appearances, Diane Bish is the most visible American organist today.

Diane is perhaps best known through the international television series, The Joy of Music, in which she combines exhilarating organ and ensemble performances with an informative, inspirational narrative and exciting world travel. In 25 years, over 500 programs have been recorded in famous cathedrals and concert halls on the organs of the world!

In 1989, Diane was awarded the National Citation by the National Federation of Music Clubs of America "for distinguished service to the musical, artistic, and cultural life of the nation," considered to be the Federation's highest honor. Diane Bish shares this rare distinction with such legends as Leonard Bernstein, Eugene Ormandy, Van Cliburn, Robert Shaw, Irving Berlin and Fred Waring.

ABOUT ARAM BASMADJIAN

Aram Basmadjian is one of the most accomplished organ virtuosos in America. He provides diverse programs that have won acclaim from audiences and critics alike for being musically appropriate for all audiences. Aram has several recordings on Allen instruments, and continues his career as a touring concert artist, having spent six years with Community Concerts with performances in over 50 cities throughout the United States each year. These programs utilized Aram's own Allen four-manual touring organ. Aram currently serves as the Organist/Choirmaster at Trinity Episcopal Church in Bethlehem, PA, and is also Executive Vice President of Sales of Allen Organ Company.

About the ABIII/68

This 68-stop Aram Basmadjian design can effectively and convincingly play music of all styles and eras with equal facility. Employing Allen's state-of-the-art GENISYSâ„¢ Technology, the organ is equally at home in a church sanctuary or the concert hall.

"The design emphasizes the apotheosis of American organ building as conceived by legendary organ designer, G. Donald Harrison, during the mid-twentieth century. Rich foundation tones with brilliant mixtures, colorful flutes, imitative solo reeds and warm string-toned stops indulge the organist with great musical versatility.

The organ incorporates a 34-channel audio system. The unique audio design employs specialized speaker cabinets for upper-range voices allowing this expansive audio system to produce sound with impressive clarity and spaciousness, yet fit comfortably into chambers of moderate size."

- Aram Basmadjian

GX-570a STOP LIST

Standard stop lists: Classic Allen, English, Cavaillé-Coll, Schlicker, Arp Schnitger, Aeolian-Skinner

PEDAL
64 RESULTANT
32 CONTRE BOURDON
32 CONTRA VIOLONE

32 GAMBA (ST)
32 VIOLONE (ST)
16 DIAPASON
16 BOURDON
16 BOURDON DOUX (SW)
16 VIOLONE
16 GAMBA (ST)
16 VIOLONE (ST)

8 OCTAVE
8 GEDACKT FLÖTE
4 CHORALBASS
4 FLÛTE
MIXTURE IV
32 CONTRE BOMBARDE
32 CONTRA DOUBLE TRUMPET (GT)

16 BOMBARDE
16 DOUBLE TRUMPET (GT)

8 TROMPETTE
4 CLARION
GENISYS VOICE 1
GENISYS VOICE 2

SWELL
16 BOURDON DOUX
8 GEIGEN DIAPASON
8 BOURDON
8 FLUTE CELESTE II
8 SALICIONAL
8 VOIX CELESTE
4 OCTAVE GEIGEN
4 TRAVERSE FLUTE
2 2/3 NASARD
2 PICCOLO
1 3/5 TIERCE
FOURNITURE IV
16 CONTRE TROMPETTE
8 TROMPETTE
8 HAUTBOIS
8 VOX HUMANA
4 CLAIRON
CELESTA (SO)
TREMULANT
16 SWELL
UNISON OFF
4 SWELL
GENISYS VOICE 3
GENISYS VOICE 4

STRING
1ST VIOLE II
2ND VIOLE II
8 GAMBA II
8 SALICIONAL II
4 DULCET II
4 SALICET II
2 VIOLINA II
DULCIANA MIXTURE V
TREMULANT
CELESTES OFF
16 PEDAL STRINGS
8 PEDAL STRINGS
4 PEDAL STRINGS

STRING EXPRESS W/SWELL
STRING EXPRESS W/GREAT-PEDAL
STRING EXPRESS W/CHOIR
GENISYS VOICE 11
GENISYS VOICE 12


GREAT

16 DOUBLE DIAPASON
16 BOURDON
8 DIAPASON
8 HARMONIC FLUTE
8 BOURDON
8 GAMBA
4 OCTAVE
4 SPITZ FLUTE
2 2/3 TWELFTH
2 FIFTEENTH
2 WALD FLUTE
MIXTURE IV
SHARP MIXTURE III
16 DOUBLE TRUMPET
8 TROMBA
CHIMES
TREMULANT
GT-PD UNENCLOSED
BASS COUPLER

GENISYS VOICE 5
GENISYS VOICE 6

CHOIR
16 CONTRA VIOLE
8 DIAPASON
8 HOLZ GEDACKT
8 VIOLE
8 VIOLE CELESTE
4 PRINZIPAL
4 KOPPELFLÖTE
4 VIOLES II
2 OKTAV
1 1/3 QUINTFLÖTE
CYMBALE III
8 CROMORNE
TREMULANT
GENISYS VOICE 7
GENISYS VOICE 8
CHOIR UNISON OFF
CHOIR UNENCLOSED
MELODY COUPLER CH>GT
GT-CH MANUAL TRANSFER
CHOIR MAINS OFF
CHOIR TO ANTIPHONAL

SOLO
16 GAMBA CELESTE II
8 FLAUTO MIRABILIS
8 SOLO GAMBA
8 GAMBA CELESTE
4 GAMBETTE CELESTE II
16 TUBA MIRABILIS
8 FESTIVAL TRUMPET
8 TUBA MIRABILIS
8 FRENCH HORN
8 CORNO DI BASSETTO
8 COR ANGLAIS
4 OCTAVE MIRABILIS
CELESTA
HARPSICHORD
TREMULANT
GENISYS VOICE 9
GENISYS VOICE 10

COUPLERS
8 GREAT TO PEDAL
4 GREAT TO PEDAL
8 SWELL TO PEDAL
4 SWELL TO PEDAL
8 CHOIR TO PEDAL
8 SOLO TO PEDAL
8 SOLO TO SWELL
16 SWELL TO GREAT
8 SWELL TO GREAT
4 SWELL TO GREAT
8 CHOIR TO GREAT
8 SOLO TO GREAT
16 SWELL TO CHOIR
8 SWELL TO CHOIR
4 SWELL TO CHOIR
8 SOLO TO CHOIR
16 STRING ON SWELL
8 STRING ON SWELL
4 STRING ON SWELL
16 STRING ON GREAT
8 STRING ON GREAT
4 STRING ON GREAT
16 STRING ON CHOIR
8 STRING ON CHOIR
4 STRING ON CHOIR
16 STRING ON SOLO
8 STRING ON SOLO
4 STRING ON SOLO
GENISYS VOICES COUPLE

GENERAL
ALL SWELLS TO SWELL
SOLO UNENCLOSED
TREMULANTS FULL
ALTERNATE TUNING


ANTIPHONAL
GT-PD MAINS OFF
GT-PD TO ANTIPHONAL
SOLO MAINS OFF
SOLO TO ANTIPHONAL
SWELL MAINS OFF
SWELL TO ANTIPHONAL
STRING MAINS OFF
STRING TO ANTIPHONAL

MIDI
MIDI ON PEDAL
MIDI ON SWELL
MIDI ON STRING

MIDI ON GREAT
MIDI ON CHOIR
MIDI ON SOLO

TOE STUD
ZIMBELSTERN

From the multiple stop list versatility to the distinct sounds available in all ALLEN organs, each stop list is independently voiced with its own audio settings.

CLASSIC ALLEN

The "signature" specification that made Allen the world's favorite organ! Allen tonal directors created the specifications of Allen digital organs by selecting their favorite samples from fine pipe organs throughout the world.

ENGLISH (mainly Willis samples)

Characterized by Diapasons and weighty reeds, this style of organ building was brought to its height by renowned 19th-century British organ craftsman Henry Willis.

CAVAILLÉ-COLL/French Romantic

Progenitor and master of the 19th-century French style with fiery and dominant reeds; symphonic tonal schemes.

SCHLICKER/Neo-Baroque

Neo-Baroque scalings by The Schlicker Organ Company; 20th-century revival of 17th-century North German ideals.

ARP SCHNITGER

Master German builder who brought the bright, incisive Werkprinzip style to its zenith.

AEOLIAN-SKINNER

Under the tonal direction of G. Donald Harrison, this company developed the American Classic tonal design, characterized by firm and articulate principals, bright mixtures and French-style reeds. Its versatility enables the American Classic to authentically perform a broad range of musical styles.

GX-470a STOP LIST

Standard stop lists: Classic Allen, English, Cavaillé-Coll, Schlicker, Arp Schnitger, Aeolian-Skinner

PEDAL
64 RESULTANT
32 CONTRE BOURDON
32 CONTRA VIOLONE

32 GAMBA (ST)
32 VIOLONE (ST)
16 DIAPASON
16 BOURDON
16 BOURDON DOUX (SW)
16 VIOLONE
16 GAMBA (ST)
16 VIOLONE (ST)

8 OCTAVE
8 GEDACKT FLÖTE
4 CHORALBASS
4 FLÛTE
MIXTURE IV
32 CONTRE BOMBARDE
32 CONTRA DOUBLE TRUMPET (GT)

16 BOMBARDE
16 DOUBLE TRUMPET (GT)

8 TROMPETTE
4 CLARION
GENISYS VOICE 1
GENISYS VOICE 2

SWELL
16 BOURDON DOUX
8 GEIGEN DIAPASON
8 BOURDON
8 FLUTE CELESTE II
8 SALICIONAL
8 VOIX CELESTE
4 OCTAVE GEIGEN
4 TRAVERSE FLUTE
2 2/3 NASARD
2 PICCOLO
1 3/5 TIERCE
FOURNITURE IV
16 CONTRE TROMPETTE
8 TROMPETTE
8 HAUTBOIS
8 VOX HUMANA
4 CLAIRON
CELESTA (SO)
TREMULANT
16 SWELL
UNISON OFF
4 SWELL
GENISYS VOICE 3
GENISYS VOICE 4

STRING
1ST VIOLE II
2ND VIOLE II
8 GAMBA II
8 SALICIONAL II
4 DULCET II
4 SALICET II
2 VIOLINA II
DULCIANA MIXTURE V
TREMULANT
CELESTES OFF
16 PEDAL STRINGS
8 PEDAL STRINGS
4 PEDAL STRINGS

STRING EXPRESS W/SWELL
STRING EXPRESS W/GREAT-PEDAL
STRING EXPRESS W/CHOIR

GREAT

16 DOUBLE DIAPASON
16 BOURDON
8 DIAPASON
8 HARMONIC FLUTE
8 BOURDON
8 GAMBA
4 OCTAVE
4 SPITZ FLUTE
2 2/3 TWELFTH
2 FIFTEENTH
2 WALD FLUTE
MIXTURE IV
SHARP MIXTURE III
16 DOUBLE TRUMPET
8 TROMBA
CHIMES
TREMULANT
GT-PD UNENCLOSED
BASS COUPLER

GENISYS VOICE 5
GENISYS VOICE 6

CHOIR
16 CONTRA VIOLE
8 DIAPASON
8 HOLZ GEDACKT
8 VIOLE
8 VIOLE CELESTE
4 PRINZIPAL
4 KOPPELFLÖTE
4 VIOLES II
2 OKTAV
1 1/3 QUINTFLÖTE
CYMBALE III
8 CROMORNE
TREMULANT
GENISYS VOICE 7
GENISYS VOICE 8
CHOIR UNISON OFF
CHOIR UNENCLOSED
MELODY COUPLER CH>GT
GT-CH MANUAL TRANSFER
CHOIR MAINS OFF
CHOIR TO ANTIPHONAL

SOLO
16 GAMBA CELESTE II
8 FLAUTO MIRABILIS
8 SOLO GAMBA
8 GAMBA CELESTE
4 GAMBETTE CELESTE II
16 TUBA MIRABILIS
8 FESTIVAL TRUMPET
8 TUBA MIRABILIS
8 FRENCH HORN
8 CORNO DI BASSETTO
8 COR ANGLAIS
4 OCTAVE MIRABILIS
CELESTA
HARPSICHORD
TREMULANT
GENISYS VOICE 9
GENISYS VOICE 10

COUPLERS
8 GREAT TO PEDAL
4 GREAT TO PEDAL
8 SWELL TO PEDAL
4 SWELL TO PEDAL
8 CHOIR TO PEDAL
8 SOLO TO PEDAL
8 SOLO TO SWELL
16 SWELL TO GREAT
8 SWELL TO GREAT
4 SWELL TO GREAT
8 CHOIR TO GREAT
8 SOLO TO GREAT
16 SWELL TO CHOIR
8 SWELL TO CHOIR
4 SWELL TO CHOIR
8 SOLO TO CHOIR
16 STRING ON SWELL
8 STRING ON SWELL
4 STRING ON SWELL
16 STRING ON GREAT
8 STRING ON GREAT
4 STRING ON GREAT
16 STRING ON CHOIR
8 STRING ON CHOIR
4 STRING ON CHOIR
16 STRING ON SOLO
8 STRING ON SOLO
4 STRING ON SOLO
GENISYS VOICES COUPLE

GENERAL
ALL SWELLS TO SWELL
SOLO UNENCLOSED
TREMULANTS FULL
ALTERNATE TUNING


ANTIPHONAL
GT-PD MAINS OFF
GT-PD TO ANTIPHONAL
SOLO MAINS OFF
SOLO TO ANTIPHONAL
SWELL MAINS OFF
SWELL TO ANTIPHONAL
STRING MAINS OFF
STRING TO ANTIPHONAL

MIDI
MIDI ON PEDAL
MIDI ON SWELL
MIDI ON GREAT
MIDI ON CHOIR
MIDI ON SOLO

TOE STUD
ZIMBELSTERN

From the multiple stop list versatility to the distinct sounds available in all ALLEN organs, each stop list is independently voiced with its own audio settings.

CLASSIC ALLEN

The "signature" specification that made Allen the world's favorite organ! Allen tonal directors created the specifications of Allen digital organs by selecting their favorite samples from fine pipe organs throughout the world.

ENGLISH (mainly Willis samples)

Characterized by Diapasons and weighty reeds, this style of organ building was brought to its height by renowned 19th-century British organ craftsman Henry Willis.

CAVAILLÉ-COLL/French Romantic

Progenitor and master of the 19th-century French style with fiery and dominant reeds; symphonic tonal schemes.

SCHLICKER/Neo-Baroque

Neo-Baroque scalings by The Schlicker Organ Company; 20th-century revival of 17th-century North German ideals.

ARP SCHNITGER

Master German builder who brought the bright, incisive Werkprinzip style to its zenith.

AEOLIAN-SKINNER

Under the tonal direction of G. Donald Harrison, this company developed the American Classic tonal design, characterized by firm and articulate principals, bright mixtures and French-style reeds. Its versatility enables the American Classic to authentically perform a broad range of musical styles.

GX-460a STOP LIST

Standard stop lists: Classic Allen, English, Cavaillé-Coll, Schlicker, Arp Schnitger, Aeolian-Skinner

PEDAL
64 RESULTANT
32 CONTRA VIOLONE
32 CONTRE BOURDON

16 DIAPASON
16 BOURDON
16 BOURDON DOUX (SW)
16 VIOLONE
16 CONTRA GAMBA (SO)

8 OCTAVE
8 GEDACKT FLÖTE
8 GAMBA (SO)

4 CHORALBASS
4 FLÛTE
MIXTURE IV
32 CONTRE BOMBARDE
32 CONTRA DOUBLE TRUMPET (GT)

16 BOMBARDE
16 DOUBLE TRUMPET (GT)

8 TROMPETTE
4 CLARION
GENISYS VOICE 1
GENISYS VOICE 2

SWELL
16 BOURDON DOUX
8 GEIGEN DIAPASON
8 BOURDON
8 FLUTE CELESTE II
8 SALICIONAL
8 VOIX CELESTE
4 OCTAVE GEIGEN
4 TRAVERSE FLUTE
2 2/3 NASARD
2 PICCOLO
1 3/5 TIERCE
FOURNITURE IV
16 CONTRE TROMPETTE
8 TROMPETTE
8 HAUTBOIS
8 VOX HUMANA
4 CLAIRON
CELESTA (SO)
HARPSICHORD (SO)
16 SWELL
UNISON OFF
4 SWELL
TREMULANT
ALL SWELLS TO SWELL
GENISYS VOICE 3
GENISYS VOICE 4

GREAT
16 DOUBLE DIAPASON
16 BOURDON
8 DIAPASON
8 HARMONIC FLUTE
8 BOURDON
8 GAMBA
4 OCTAVE
4 SPITZ FLUTE
2 2/3 TWELFTH
2 FIFTEENTH
2 WALD FLUTE
MIXTURE IV
SHARP MIXTURE III
16 DOUBLE TRUMPET
8 TROMBA
CHIMES
TREMULANT
GT-PD UNENCLOSED
GENISYS VOICE 5
GENISYS VOICE 6

CHOIR
16 CONTRA VIOLE
8 DIAPASON
8 HOLZ GEDACKT
8 VIOLE
8 VIOLE CELESTE
4 PRINZIPAL
4 KOPPELFLÖTE
4 VIOLES II
2 OKTAV
1 1/3 QUINTFLÖTE
CYMBALE III
8 CROMORNE
TREMULANT
GT-CH MANUAL TRANSFER
GENISYS VOICE 7
GENISYS VOICE 8

SOLO
16 GAMBA CELESTE II
8 SOLO GAMBA
8 GAMBA CELESTE
4 GAMBETTE CELESTE II
8 FLAUTO MIRABILIS
8 FRENCH HORN
8 CORNO DI BASSETTO
8 COR ANGLAIS
TREMULANT
16 TUBA MIRABILIS
8 TUBA MIRABILIS
4 OCTAVE MIRABILIS
CELESTA
SOLO UNENCLOSED
GENISYS VOICE 9
GENISYS VOICE 10

COUPLERS
8 GREAT TO PEDAL
4 GREAT TO PEDAL
8 SWELL TO PEDAL
4 SWELL TO PEDAL
8 CHOIR TO PEDAL
8 SOLO TO PEDAL
16 SWELL TO GREAT
8 SWELL TO GREAT
4 SWELL TO GREAT
8 CHOIR TO GREAT
8 SOLO TO GREAT
16 SWELL TO CHOIR
8 SWELL TO CHOIR
4 SWELL TO CHOIR
CHOIR UNISON OFF
8 SOLO TO CHOIR
8 SOLO TO SWELL
BASS COUPLER
MELODY COUPLER CH>GT
GT-CH MANUAL TRANSFER
GENISYS VOICES COUPLE

GENERAL
ALTERNATE TUNING
TREMULANTS FULL

ANTIPHONAL
GT-PD MAINS OFF
GT-PD TO ANTIPHONAL
CHOIR MAINS OFF
CHOIR TO ANTIPHONAL
SWELL MAINS OFF
SWELL TO ANTIPHONAL
SOLO MAINS OFF
SOLO TO ANTIPHONAL

MIDI
MIDI ON PEDAL
MIDI ON SWELL
MIDI ON GREAT
MIDI ON CHOIR
MIDI ON SOLO

From the multiple stop list versatility to the distinct sounds available in all ALLEN organs, each stop list is independently voiced with its own audio settings.

CLASSIC ALLEN

The "signature" specification that made Allen the world's favorite organ! Allen tonal directors created the specifications of Allen digital organs by selecting their favorite samples from fine pipe organs throughout the world.

ENGLISH (mainly Willis samples)

Characterized by Diapasons and weighty reeds, this style of organ building was brought to its height by renowned 19th-century British organ craftsman Henry Willis.

CAVAILLÉ-COLL/French Romantic

Progenitor and master of the 19th-century French style with fiery and dominant reeds; symphonic tonal schemes.

SCHLICKER/Neo-Baroque

Neo-Baroque scalings by The Schlicker Organ Company; 20th-century revival of 17th-century North German ideals.

ARP SCHNITGER

Master German builder who brought the bright, incisive Werkprinzip style to its zenith.

AEOLIAN-SKINNER

Under the tonal direction of G. Donald Harrison, this company developed the American Classic tonal design, characterized by firm and articulate principals, bright mixtures and French-style reeds. Its versatility enables the American Classic to authentically perform a broad range of musical styles.

DELUXE CONTROLS

Allen designs and builds its own controls to provide the highest quality at affordable prices. From state-of-the-art Lumitechâ„¢ stops with advanced LED's to moving drawknobs, every control choice reflects Allen's uncompromising standards that ensure years of maintenance-free service.

The HISTORIQUE IIIG, 34 Stop, Two-manual organ is equipped with Allen's efficient LED stop controls.

HISTORIQUE IIIG STOP LIST

Standard stop lists: Classic Allen, English, Cavaillé-Coll, Schlicker, Arp Schnitger, Aeolian-Skinner, Wurlitzer, Barton, Morton

PEDAL
16 BOURDON
16 BOURDON DOUX (SW)
8 OCTAVE
8 GEDACKTFLÖTE
4 CHORAL BASS
MIXTURE IV

16 POSAUNE
4 CLARION
GENISYS VOICE 1 (OPTIONAL)
GENISYS VOICE 2 (OPTIONAL)
GREAT TO PEDAL
SWELL TO PEDAL
POSITIV TO PEDAL
BASS COUPLER

SWELL
8 GEDACKT
8 SALICIONAL
8 VOIX CELESTE
4 PRINCIPAL
4 TRAVERS-FLÖTE
2-2/3 NASAT
2 BLOCKFLÖTE
1-3/5 TIERCE
MIXTURE IV
16 BASSON
8 TROMPETTE
GENISYS VOICE 3 (OPTIONAL)
GENISYS VOICE 4 (OPTIONAL)
TREMULANT

GREAT
16 LIEBLICH GEDACKT (SW)
8 PRINCIPAL
8 HARMONIC FLUTE
4 OCTAVE
4 SPITZFLÖTE
2 SUPER OCTAVE
MIXTURE IV
8 TROMPETTE
GENISYS VOICE 5 (OPTIONAL)
GENISYS VOICE 6 (OPTIONAL)
TREMULANT
SWELL TO GREAT
POSITIV TO GREAT
ALTERNATE TUNING
GT-PD UNENCLOSED

POSITIV
8 HOLZ GEDACKT
4 PRINZIPAL
4 KOPPELFLÖTE
2 OKTAVE
1 1/3 QUINTFLÖTE
MIXTURE II
8 KRUMMHORN
GENISYS VOICE 7 (OPTIONAL)
GENISYS VOICE 8 (OPTIONAL)
TREMULANT
SWELL TO POSITIV
GENISYS VOICES COUPLE

MIDI

MIDI ON PEDAL
MIDI ON SWELL
MIDI ON GREAT
MIDI ON POSITIV

From the multiple stop list versatility to the distinct sounds available in all ALLEN organs, each stop list is independently voiced with its own audio settings.

CLASSIC ALLEN

The "signature" specification that made Allen the world's favorite organ! Allen tonal directors created the specifications of Allen digital organs by selecting their favorite samples from fine pipe organs throughout the world.

ENGLISH (mainly Willis samples)

Characterized by Diapasons and weighty reeds, this style of organ building was brought to its height by renowned 19th-century British organ craftsman Henry Willis.

CAVAILLÉ-COLL/French Romantic

Progenitor and master of the 19th-century French style with fiery and dominant reeds; symphonic tonal schemes.

SCHLICKER/Neo-Baroque

Neo-Baroque scalings by The Schlicker Organ Company; 20th-century revival of 17th-century North German ideals.

ARP SCHNITGER

Master German builder who brought the bright, incisive Werkprinzip style to its zenith.

AEOLIAN-SKINNER

Under the tonal direction of G. Donald Harrison, this company developed the American Classic tonal design, characterized by firm and articulate principals, bright mixtures and French-style reeds. Its versatility enables the American Classic to authentically perform a broad range of musical styles.

WURLITZER

"The Mighty Wurlitzer" was perhaps the "gold standard" of theatre organs during the silent movie era.

BARTON

Barton was mainly known in the Midwest area in the United States. Their most famous instrument was the theatre organ installed in the Chicago Stadium. Bartons were known for their "aggressive" voicing style.

MORTON

Morton theatre organs "evolved" over the course of the silent movie era. Our digital samples are from a late 1920s organ that used higher wind pressures than the typical theatre organ and was known as one of Morton's "jazzier" instruments.

HISTORIQUE IIG STOP LIST

Standard stop lists: Classic Allen, English, Cavaillé-Coll, Schlicker, Arp Schnitger, Aeolian-Skinner, Wurlitzer, Barton, Morton

PEDAL
16 BOURDON
16 LIEBLICH GEDACKT (SW)
8 OCTAVE
8 GEDACKTFLÖTE
4 CHORAL BASS
MIXTURE IV

16 POSAUNE
4 CLARION
GENISYS VOICE 1 (OPTIONAL)
GENISYS VOICE 2 (OPTIONAL)
GREAT TO PEDAL
SWELL TO PEDAL

SWELL
8 GEDACKT
8 SALICIONAL
8 VOIX CELESTE
4 PRINCIPAL
4 TRAVERS-FLÖTE
2-2/3 NASAT
2 BLOCKFLÖTE
1-3/5 TIERCE
MIXTURE IV
16 BASSON
8 TROMPETTE
GENISYS VOICE 3 (OPTIONAL)
GENISYS VOICE 4 (OPTIONAL)
TREMULANT

GREAT
16 LIEBLICH GEDACKT (SW)
8 PRINCIPAL
8 HARMONIC FLUTE
8 FLUTE CELESTE II
4 OCTAVE
4 SPITZFLÖTE
2 SUPER OCTAVE
MIXTURE IV
8 KRUMMHORN
GENISYS VOICE 5 (OPTIONAL)
GENISYS VOICE 6 (OPTIONAL)
TREMULANT
SWELL TO GREAT
BASS COUPLER
ALTERNATE TUNING
GT-PD UNENCLOSED
GENISYS VOICES COUPLE

MIDI

MIDI ON PEDAL
MIDI ON SWELL
MIDI ON GREAT

From the multiple stop list versatility to the distinct sounds available in all ALLEN organs, each stop list is independently voiced with its own audio settings.

CLASSIC ALLEN

The "signature" specification that made Allen the world's favorite organ! Allen tonal directors created the specifications of Allen digital organs by selecting their favorite samples from fine pipe organs throughout the world.

ENGLISH (mainly Willis samples)

Characterized by Diapasons and weighty reeds, this style of organ building was brought to its height by renowned 19th-century British organ craftsman Henry Willis.

CAVAILLÉ-COLL/French Romantic

Progenitor and master of the 19th-century French style with fiery and dominant reeds; symphonic tonal schemes.

SCHLICKER/Neo-Baroque

Neo-Baroque scalings by The Schlicker Organ Company; 20th-century revival of 17th-century North German ideals.

ARP SCHNITGER

Master German builder who brought the bright, incisive Werkprinzip style to its zenith.

AEOLIAN-SKINNER

Under the tonal direction of G. Donald Harrison, this company developed the American Classic tonal design, characterized by firm and articulate principals, bright mixtures and French-style reeds. Its versatility enables the American Classic to authentically perform a broad range of musical styles.

WURLITZER

"The Mighty Wurlitzer" was perhaps the "gold standard" of theatre organs during the silent movie era.

BARTON

Barton was mainly known in the Midwest area in the United States. Their most famous instrument was the theatre organ installed in the Chicago Stadium. Bartons were known for their "aggressive" voicing style.

MORTON

Morton theatre organs "evolved" over the course of the silent movie era. Our digital samples are from a late 1920s organ that used higher wind pressures than the typical theatre organ and was known as one of Morton's "jazzier" instruments.

DELUXE CONTROLS

Allen designs and builds its own controls to provide the highest quality at affordable prices. From state-of-the-art Lumitechâ„¢ stops with advanced LED's to moving drawknobs, every control choice reflects Allen's uncompromising standards that ensure years of maintenance-free service.

The HISTORIQUE IIG, 28 Stop, Two-manual organ is equipped with Allen's efficient LED stop controls.

DELUXE CONTROLS

Allen designs and builds its own controls to provide the highest quality at affordable prices. From state-of-the-art Lumitechâ„¢ stops with advanced LED's to moving drawknobs, every control choice reflects Allen's uncompromising standards that ensure years of maintenance-free service.

The HISTORIQUE Ia, 24 Stop, Two-manual organ is equipped with Allen's efficient LED stop controls.

YOU CHOOSE

STANDARD KEYBOARDS

The standard keyboards supplied with Allen studio and practice instruments allow Allen to provide instruments with Allen console features, quality, and sound at affordable prices.

PREMIUM KEYBOARDS

The exclusive Allen Premium keyboard is designed to allow the musician to feel the music. These keyboards are built with a level of quality that is the envy of the industry. Each key stick is constructed of wood, felted pivot points and can be individually adjusted to keep them consistent over the long-haul. (optional)

HISTORIQUE customers can choose from two different compact pedalboards: a standard 32-Note Compact Radiating Pedalboard, or the optional 32-Note Parallel Pedalboard. Watch the Pedalboard Comparison video to see which one is right for you!

ALLEN EXPRESSION / CRESCENDO PEDALS

While plastic or wood expression pedals can be found on some church organs, they do not meet Allen's demanding quality standards. Cast Aluminum expression shoes are built to last a lifetime!

EXPRESSION SHOE CAGE

Sturdy metal construction fully protects the organ's interior against damage from pests entering the organ console. Just another example of Allen's dedication to quality and our customers.

STANDARD KEYBOARDS

The standard keyboards supplied with Allen studio and practice instruments allow Allen to provide instruments with Allen console features, quality, and sound at affordable prices.

HISTORIQUE customers can choose from two different compact pedalboards: a standard 32-Note Compact Radiating Pedalboard, or the optional 32-Note Parallel Pedalboard. Watch the Pedalboard Comparison video to see which one is right for you!

HISTORIQUE Ia STOP LIST

Standard stop lists: Classic Allen, English, French, Baroque, Wurlitzer

PEDAL
16 BOURDON
16 LIEBLICH GEDACKT (SW)
8 OCTAVE
8 GEDACKTFLÖTE
4 CHORAL BASS
16 POSAUNE
4 CLARION
GREAT TO PEDAL
SWELL TO PEDAL

SWELL
8 GEDACKT
8 SALICIONAL
8 VOIX CELESTE
4 PRINCIPAL
4 KOPPELFLÖTE
2-2/3 NASAT
2 BLOCKFLÖTE
1-3/5 TIERCE
MIXTURE IV
8 TROMPETTE
TREMULANT

GREAT
8 PRINCIPAL
8 HARMONIC FLUTE
4 OCTAVE
4 SPITZFLÖTE
2 SUPER OCTAVE
MIXTURE IV
8 KRUMMHORN
TREMULANT
SWELL TO GREAT

MIDI
MIDI ON PEDAL
MIDI ON SWELL
MIDI ON GREAT

From the multiple stop list versatility to the distinct sounds available in all ALLEN organs, each stop list is independently voiced with its own audio settings.

CLASSIC ALLEN

The "signature" specification that made Allen the world's favorite organ! Allen tonal directors created the specifications of Allen digital organs by selecting their favorite samples from fine pipe organs throughout the world.

ENGLISH (mainly Willis samples)

Characterized by Diapasons and weighty reeds, this style of organ building was brought to its height by renowned 19th-century British organ craftsman Henry Willis.

FRENCH

19th-century French style with fiery and dominant reeds; symphonic tonal schemes.

BAROQUE

20th-century revival of 17th-century North German ideals.

WURLITZER

"The Mighty Wurlitzer" was perhaps the "gold standard" of theatre organs during the silent movie era.

ALLEN CONSOLE CONTROLLERâ„¢

With multiple tunings and other advanced console features!

DELUXE CONTROLS

Allen designs and builds its own controls to provide the highest quality at affordable prices. From state-of-the-art Lumitechâ„¢ stops with advanced LED's to moving drawknobs, every control choice reflects Allen's uncompromising standards that ensure years of maintenance-free service.

The R-10, 28 Stop, Two-manual organ is equipped with Allen's efficient LED stop controls.

R-10 STOP LIST

Standard stop lists: Classic Allen, English, French, Baroque, Wurlitzer

PEDAL
16 BOURDON
16 LIEBLICH GEDACKT (SW)
8 OCTAVE
8 FLÛTE
4 CHORAL BASS (GT)
16 POSAUNE
4 CLAIRON
GREAT TO PEDAL
SWELL TO PEDAL

SWELL
8 GEDACKT
8 VIOLA POMPOSA
8 VIOLA CELESTE
4 OCTAVE GEIGEN
4 TRAVERSE FLUTE
2-2/3 NASARD
2 PICCOLO
1-3/5 TIERCE
FOURNITURE IV
16 BASSON
8 TROMPETTE
TREMULANT

GREAT
16 LIEBLICH GEDACKT (SW)
8 DIAPASON
8 HARMONIC FLUTE
8 FLUTE CELESTE II
4 OCTAVE
4 SPITZFLÖTE
2 FIFTEENTH
MIXTURE IV
8 KRUMMHORN
CHIMES
TREMULANT
SWELL TO GREAT

GENERAL
ALTERNATE TUNING
BASS COUPLER
MELODY COUPLER

TREMULANTS FULL

MIDI
MIDI ON PEDAL
MIDI ON SWELL
MIDI ON GREAT

From the multiple stop list versatility to the distinct sounds available in all ALLEN organs, each stop list is independently voiced with its own audio settings.

CLASSIC ALLEN

The "signature" specification that made Allen the world's favorite organ! Allen tonal directors created the specifications of Allen digital organs by selecting their favorite samples from fine pipe organs throughout the world.

ENGLISH (mainly Willis samples)

Characterized by Diapasons and weighty reeds, this style of organ building was brought to its height by renowned 19th-century British organ craftsman Henry Willis.

FRENCH

19th-century French style with fiery and dominant reeds; symphonic tonal schemes.

BAROQUE

20th-century revival of 17th-century North German ideals.

WURLITZER

"The Mighty Wurlitzer" was perhaps the "gold standard" of theatre organs during the silent movie era.

REALISTIC PIPE ORGAN SOUND

A digital church organ is a unique product utilizing modern technology to reproduce an art form whose heritage comes from pipe organs.

Superior sound comes from a combination of greater experience sampling pipe organs and advanced sound-producing technology. Experience matters! Allen introduced the world's first digitally sampled organ in 1971, nearly two decades prior to its nearest competitor. Allen's current GENISYSâ„¢ technology includes up to 48 advanced DSP's (Digital Signal Processors) working in parallel; supercomputer power for superior sound production. And Allen organs can be voiced to perfection to any school of organ design!

HEARING IS BELIEVING

Today, the preference for Allen sound extends even beyond the realm of digital organ customers to pipe organ owners. Notably, Allen is chosen as the organ builder of choice to add digital voices and advanced consoles to hundreds of pipe organs throughout the world, including prestigious European installations. With unmatched tonal quality and sophisticated technology, Allen is pleased to help preserve and advance an important art form. It's why we exist.

 

ALLEN EXPRESSION / CRESCENDO PEDALS

While plastic or wood expression pedals can be found on some church organs, they do not meet Allen's demanding quality standards. Cast Aluminum expression shoes are built to last a lifetime!

EXPRESSION SHOE CAGE

Sturdy metal construction fully protects the organ's interior against damage from pests entering the organ console. Just another example of Allen's dedication to quality and our customers.

G100 STOP LIST

Standard stop lists: Classic Allen, English, Cavaillé-Coll, Schlicker, Arp Schnitger, Aeolian-Skinner, Wurlitzer, Barton, Morton

PEDAL
16 BOURDON
16 LIEBLICH BOURDON (SW)
8 OCTAVE
8 FLUTE
4 SUPER OCTAVE (GT)
MIXTURE IV
16 BOMBARDE
4 CLARION
GENISYS VOICE 1 (OPTIONAL)
GENISYS VOICE 2 (OPTIONAL)
GREAT TO PEDAL
SWELL TO PEDAL

SWELL
8 GEDACKT
8 VIOLE
8 VOIX CELESTE
4 OCTAVE GEIGEN
4 TRAVERSE FLUTE
2-2/3 NASARD
2 PICCOLO
1-3/5 TIERCE
PLEIN JEU IV
16 BASSON
8 TROMPETTE
TREMULANT
GENISYS VOICE 3 (OPTIONAL)
GENISYS VOICE 4 (OPTIONAL)

GREAT
16 LIEBLICH GEDACKT (SW)
8 PRINCIPAL
8 HARMONIC FLUTE
8 FLUTE CELESTE II (SW)
4 OCTAVE
4 FLUTE
2 FIFTEENTH
MIXTURE IV
8 KRUMMHORN
TREMULANT
CHIMES
GENISYS VOICE 5 (OPTIONAL)
GENISYS VOICE 6 (OPTIONAL)
SWELL TO GREAT

GENERAL
BASS COUPLER
MELODY COUPLER
ALTERNATE TUNING

TREMULANTS FULL
GENISYS VOICES COUPLE

MIDI
MIDI ON PEDAL
MIDI ON SWELL
MIDI ON GREAT

From the multiple stop list versatility to the distinct sounds available in all ALLEN organs, each stop list is independently voiced with its own audio settings.

CLASSIC ALLEN

The "signature" specification that made Allen the world's favorite organ! Allen tonal directors created the specifications of Allen digital organs by selecting their favorite samples from fine pipe organs throughout the world.

ENGLISH (mainly Willis samples)

Characterized by Diapasons and weighty reeds, this style of organ building was brought to its height by renowned 19th-century British organ craftsman Henry Willis.

CAVAILLÉ-COLL/French Romantic

Progenitor and master of the 19th-century French style with fiery and dominant reeds; symphonic tonal schemes.

SCHLICKER/Neo-Baroque

Neo-Baroque scalings by The Schlicker Organ Company; 20th-century revival of 17th-century North German ideals.

ARP SCHNITGER

Master German builder who brought the bright, incisive Werkprinzip style to its zenith.

AEOLIAN-SKINNER

Under the tonal direction of G. Donald Harrison, this company developed the American Classic tonal design, characterized by firm and articulate principals, bright mixtures and French-style reeds. Its versatility enables the American Classic to authentically perform a broad range of musical styles.

WURLITZER

"The Mighty Wurlitzer" was perhaps the "gold standard" of theatre organs during the silent movie era.

BARTON

Barton was mainly known in the Midwest area in the United States. Their most famous instrument was the theatre organ installed in the Chicago Stadium. Bartons were known for their "aggressive" voicing style.

MORTON

Morton theatre organs "evolved" over the course of the silent movie era. Our digital samples are from a late 1920s organ that used higher wind pressures than the typical theatre organ and was known as one of Morton's "jazzier" instruments.

GX-215a STOP LIST

Standard stop lists: Classic Allen, English, Cavaillé-Coll, Schlicker, Arp Schnitger, Aeolian-Skinner, Wurlitzer, Barton, Morton

PEDAL
32 CONTRA VIOLONE
16 PRINCIPAL
16 BOURDON
16 LIEBLICH BOURDON (SW)
8 OCTAVE
8 FLUTE
4 SUPER OCTAVE
MIXTURE IV
16 BOMBARDE
4 CLARION
GENISYS VOICE 1 (OPTIONAL)
GENISYS VOICE 2 (OPTIONAL)
GREAT TO PEDAL
SWELL TO PEDAL

SWELL
8 ROHR BOURDON
8 VIOLE
8 VOIX CELESTE
4 GEIGEN OCTAVE
4 TRAVERSE FLUTE
2-2/3 NASARD
2 PICCOLO
1-3/5 TIERCE
PLEIN JEU IV
16 BASSON
8 TROMPETTE
8 HAUTBOIS
TREMULANT
CELESTA
SWELL UNISON OFF
GENISYS VOICE 3 (OPTIONAL)
GENISYS VOICE 4 (OPTIONAL)

GREAT
16 VIOLONE
8 PRINCIPAL
8 HARMONIC FLUTE
8 FLUTE DOLCE CELESTE II (SW)
4 OCTAVE
4 FLUTE
2 FIFTEENTH
MIXTURE IV
8 TRUMPET
8 KRUMMHORN
TREMULANT
CHIMES
GENISYS VOICE 5 (OPTIONAL)
GENISYS VOICE 6 (OPTIONAL)
SWELL TO GREAT

GENERAL
BASS COUPLER
MELODY COUPLER
ALTERNATE TUNING

TREMULANTS FULL
GENISYS VOICES COUPLE
EXTERNAL SPEAKERS OFF
CONSOLE SPEAKERS OFF

MIDI
MIDI ON PEDAL
MIDI ON SWELL
MIDI ON GREAT

From the multiple stop list versatility to the distinct sounds available in all ALLEN organs, each stop list is independently voiced with its own audio settings.

CLASSIC ALLEN

The "signature" specification that made Allen the world's favorite organ! Allen tonal directors created the specifications of Allen digital organs by selecting their favorite samples from fine pipe organs throughout the world.

ENGLISH (mainly Willis samples)

Characterized by Diapasons and weighty reeds, this style of organ building was brought to its height by renowned 19th-century British organ craftsman Henry Willis.

CAVAILLÉ-COLL/French Romantic

Progenitor and master of the 19th-century French style with fiery and dominant reeds; symphonic tonal schemes.

SCHLICKER/Neo-Baroque

Neo-Baroque scalings by The Schlicker Organ Company; 20th-century revival of 17th-century North German ideals.

ARP SCHNITGER

Master German builder who brought the bright, incisive Werkprinzip style to its zenith.

AEOLIAN-SKINNER

Under the tonal direction of G. Donald Harrison, this company developed the American Classic tonal design, characterized by firm and articulate principals, bright mixtures and French-style reeds. Its versatility enables the American Classic to authentically perform a broad range of musical styles.

WURLITZER

"The Mighty Wurlitzer" was perhaps the "gold standard" of theatre organs during the silent movie era.

BARTON

Barton was mainly known in the Midwest area in the United States. Their most famous instrument was the theatre organ installed in the Chicago Stadium. Bartons were known for their "aggressive" voicing style.

MORTON

Morton theatre organs "evolved" over the course of the silent movie era. Our digital samples are from a late 1920s organ that used higher wind pressures than the typical theatre organ and was known as one of Morton's "jazzier" instruments.

GX-236 STOP LIST

Standard stop lists: Classic Allen, English, Cavaillé-Coll, Schlicker, Arp Schnitger, Aeolian-Skinner, Wurlitzer, Barton, Morton

PEDAL
32 CONTRA VIOLONE
16 DIAPASON
16 BOURDON
16 BOURDON DOUX (SW)
16 VIOLONE
8 OCTAVE
8 GEDACKT
4 CHORAL BASS
MIXTURE IV
16 BOMBARDE
8 TROMPETTE
4 CLARION
GENISYS VOICE 1 (OPTIONAL)
GENISYS VOICE 2 (OPTIONAL)

SWELL
8 GEIGEN DIAPASON
8 ROHR BOURDON
8 SALICIONAL
8 VOIX CELESTE
4 PRESTANT
4 FLÛTE
2-2/3 NASARD
2 OCTAVIN
1-3/5 TIERCE
PLEIN-JEU IV
16 BASSON
8 FESTIVAL TRUMPET (NC)

8 TROMPETTE
8 HAUTBOIS
TREMULANT
CELESTA
UNISON OFF

GENISYS VOICE 3 (OPTIONAL)
GENISYS VOICE 4 (OPTIONAL)

GREAT
16 VIOLONE
8 DIAPASON
8 GEMSHORN
8 HARMONIC FLUTE
8 FLUTE DOLCE CELESTE II
4 OCTAVE
4 SPIRE FLUTE
2 FIFTEENTH
MIXTURE IV
CYMBALE III
9 FESTIVAL TRUMPET (NC)

8 TROMBA
8 KRUMMHORN
TREMULANT
CELESTA (SW)

CHIMES
GENISYS VOICE 5 (OPTIONAL)
GENISYS VOICE 6 (OPTIONAL)

COUPLERS
8 GREAT TO PEDAL
8 SWELL TO PEDAL
8 SWELL TO GREAT
MELODY COUPLER
BASS COUPLER
GENISYS VOICES COUPLE

GENERAL
ALTERNATE TUNING
TREMULANTS FULL

ANTIPHONAL
SWELL MAINS OFF
SWELL TO ANTIPHONAL
GT-PD MAINS OFF
GT-PD TO ANTIPHONAL


MIDI
MIDI ON PEDAL
MIDI ON SWELL
MIDI ON GREA

From the multiple stop list versatility to the distinct sounds available in all ALLEN organs, each stop list is independently voiced with its own audio settings.

CLASSIC ALLEN

The "signature" specification that made Allen the world's favorite organ! Allen tonal directors created the specifications of Allen digital organs by selecting their favorite samples from fine pipe organs throughout the world.

ENGLISH (mainly Willis samples)

Characterized by Diapasons and weighty reeds, this style of organ building was brought to its height by renowned 19th-century British organ craftsman Henry Willis.

CAVAILLÉ-COLL/French Romantic

Progenitor and master of the 19th-century French style with fiery and dominant reeds; symphonic tonal schemes.

SCHLICKER/Neo-Baroque

Neo-Baroque scalings by The Schlicker Organ Company; 20th-century revival of 17th-century North German ideals.

ARP SCHNITGER

Master German builder who brought the bright, incisive Werkprinzip style to its zenith.

AEOLIAN-SKINNER

Under the tonal direction of G. Donald Harrison, this company developed the American Classic tonal design, characterized by firm and articulate principals, bright mixtures and French-style reeds. Its versatility enables the American Classic to authentically perform a broad range of musical styles.

WURLITZER

"The Mighty Wurlitzer" was perhaps the "gold standard" of theatre organs during the silent movie era.

BARTON

Barton was mainly known in the Midwest area in the United States. Their most famous instrument was the theatre organ installed in the Chicago Stadium. Bartons were known for their "aggressive" voicing style.

MORTON

Morton theatre organs "evolved" over the course of the silent movie era. Our digital samples are from a late 1920s organ that used higher wind pressures than the typical theatre organ and was known as one of Morton's "jazzier" instruments.

GX-342 STOP LIST

Standard stop lists: Classic Allen, English, Cavaillé-Coll, Schlicker, Arp Schnitger, Aeolian-Skinner, Wurlitzer, Barton, Morton

PEDAL
32 CONTRA VIOLONE
16 DIAPASON
16 BOURDON
16 BOURDON DOUX (SW)
16 ERZÄHLER (CH)
8 OCTAVE
8 GEDACKT
4 CHORAL BASS
MIXTURE IV
32 CONTRE BOMBARDE
16 BOMBARDE
16 BASSON (SW)
8 TROMPETTE
4 CLARION
GENISYS VOICE 1 (OPTIONAL)
GENISYS VOICE 2 (OPTIONAL)

SWELL
16 BOURDON DOUX
8 GEIGEN DIAPASON
8 ROHR BOURDON
8 SALICIONAL
8 VOIX CELESTE
4 PRESTANT
4 FLÛTE
2-2/3 NASARD
2 OCTAVIN
1-3/5 TIERCE
PLEIN JEU IV
16 BASSON
8 TROMPETTE
8 HAUTBOIS
8 VOX HUMANA
4 CLAIRON
TREMULANT
UNISON OFF
GENISYS VOICE 3 (OPTIONAL)
GENISYS VOICE 4 (OPTIONAL)

GREAT
16 BOURDON DOUX (SW)
8 DIAPASON
8 HARMONIC FLUTE
8 FLUTE CELESTE II
8 VIOLE

4 OCTAVE
4 SPIRE FLUTE
2 FIFTEENTH
MIXTURE IV
8 TROMPETE
TREMULANT
CHIMES
GT-PD UNENCLOSED
GENISYS VOICE 5 (OPTIONAL)
GENISYS VOICE 6 (OPTIONAL)

CHOIR
16 ERZÄHLER
8 PRINCIPAL
8 HOLZ GEDACKT
8 ERZÄHLER
8 ERZÄHLER CELESTE
4 OCTAVE
4 KOPPELFLÖTE
2 SUPER OCTAVE
1-1/3 QUINTFLÖTE
MIXTURE III
8 FESTIVAL TRUMPET
8 KRUMMHORN
TREMULANT
UNISON OFF
GT-CH MANUAL TRANSFER
CHOIR EXPRESS W/SWELL
GENISYS VOICE 7 (OPTIONAL)
GENISYS VOICE 8 (OPTIONAL)

COUPLERS
8 GREAT TO PEDAL
8 SWELL TO PEDAL
8 CHOIR TO PEDAL
8 SWELL TO GREAT
8 CHOIR TO GREAT
8 SWELL TO CHOIR
MELODY COUPLER CH>GT
BASS COUPLER
GENISYS VOICES COUPLE

GENERAL
ALTERNATE TUNING
TREMULANTS FULL

ANTIPHONAL
SWELL MAINS OFF
SWELL TO ANTIPHONAL

GT-CH-PD MAINS OFF
GT-CH-PD TO ANTIPHONAL


MIDI
MIDI ON PEDAL
MIDI ON SWELL
MIDI ON GREAT
MIDI ON CHOIR

From the multiple stop list versatility to the distinct sounds available in all ALLEN organs, each stop list is independently voiced with its own audio settings.

CLASSIC ALLEN

The "signature" specification that made Allen the world's favorite organ! Allen tonal directors created the specifications of Allen digital organs by selecting their favorite samples from fine pipe organs throughout the world.

ENGLISH (mainly Willis samples)

Characterized by Diapasons and weighty reeds, this style of organ building was brought to its height by renowned 19th-century British organ craftsman Henry Willis.

CAVAILLÉ-COLL/French Romantic

Progenitor and master of the 19th-century French style with fiery and dominant reeds; symphonic tonal schemes.

SCHLICKER/Neo-Baroque

Neo-Baroque scalings by The Schlicker Organ Company; 20th-century revival of 17th-century North German ideals.

ARP SCHNITGER

Master German builder who brought the bright, incisive Werkprinzip style to its zenith.

AEOLIAN-SKINNER

Under the tonal direction of G. Donald Harrison, this company developed the American Classic tonal design, characterized by firm and articulate principals, bright mixtures and French-style reeds. Its versatility enables the American Classic to authentically perform a broad range of musical styles.

WURLITZER

"The Mighty Wurlitzer" was perhaps the "gold standard" of theatre organs during the silent movie era.

BARTON

Barton was mainly known in the Midwest area in the United States. Their most famous instrument was the theatre organ installed in the Chicago Stadium. Bartons were known for their "aggressive" voicing style.

MORTON

Morton theatre organs "evolved" over the course of the silent movie era. Our digital samples are from a late 1920s organ that used higher wind pressures than the typical theatre organ and was known as one of Morton's "jazzier" instruments.

GX-336 STOP LIST

Standard stop lists: Classic Allen, English, Cavaillé-Coll, Schlicker, Arp Schnitger, Aeolian-Skinner, Wurlitzer, Barton, Morton

PEDAL
32 CONTRA VIOLONE
16 DIAPASON
16 BOURDON
16 BOURDON DOUX (SW)
16 VIOLONE
8 OCTAVE
8 GEDACKT
4 CHORAL BASS
MIXTURE IV
16 BOMBARDE
8 TROMPETTE
4 CLARION
GENISYS VOICE 1 (OPTIONAL)
GENISYS VOICE 2 (OPTIONAL)

SWELL
8 GEIGEN DIAPASON
8 ROHR BOURDON
8 SALICIONAL
8 VOIX CELESTE
4 PRESTANT
4 FLÛTE
2-2/3 NASARD
2 OCTAVIN
1-3/5 TIERCE
PLEIN-JEU IV
16 BASSON
8 TROMPETTE
8 HAUTBOIS
TREMULANT
GENISYS VOICE 3 (OPTIONAL)
GENISYS VOICE 4 (OPTIONAL)

GREAT
16 VIOLONE
8 DIAPASON
8 GEMSHORN
8 HARMONIC FLUTE
8 FLUTE CELESTE II
4 OCTAVE
4 SPIRE FLUTE
2 FIFTEENTH
MIXTURE IV
8 TRUMPET
CHIMES
TREMULANT
GENISYS VOICE 5 (OPTIONAL)
GENISYS VOICE 6 (OPTIONAL)

CHOIR
8 PRINCIPAL

8 COR DE NUIT
4 OCTAVE
4 NACHTHORN
2 BLOCKFLÖTE
1-1/3 LARIGOT
CYMBEL III
8 CLARINET
TREMULANT
CHOIR UNENCLOSED
GT-CH MANUAL TRANSFER
GENISYS VOICE 7 (OPTIONAL)
GENISYS VOICE 8 (OPTIONAL)

COUPLERS
8 GREAT TO PEDAL
8 SWELL TO PEDAL
8 CHOIR TO PEDAL
8 SWELL TO GREAT
8 CHOIR TO GREAT
8 SWELL TO CHOIR
MELODY COUPLER CH>GT
BASS COUPLER
GENISYS VOICES COUPLE

GENERAL
ALTERNATE TUNING
TREMULANTS FULL

ANTIPHONAL
MAIN ORGAN OFF
ANTIPHONAL ORGAN ON

MIDI
MIDI ON PEDAL
MIDI ON SWELL
MIDI ON GREAT
MIDI ON CHOIR

From the multiple stop list versatility to the distinct sounds available in all ALLEN organs, each stop list is independently voiced with its own audio settings.

CLASSIC ALLEN

The "signature" specification that made Allen the world's favorite organ! Allen tonal directors created the specifications of Allen digital organs by selecting their favorite samples from fine pipe organs throughout the world.

ENGLISH (mainly Willis samples)

Characterized by Diapasons and weighty reeds, this style of organ building was brought to its height by renowned 19th-century British organ craftsman Henry Willis.

CAVAILLÉ-COLL/French Romantic

Progenitor and master of the 19th-century French style with fiery and dominant reeds; symphonic tonal schemes.

SCHLICKER/Neo-Baroque

Neo-Baroque scalings by The Schlicker Organ Company; 20th-century revival of 17th-century North German ideals.

ARP SCHNITGER

Master German builder who brought the bright, incisive Werkprinzip style to its zenith.

AEOLIAN-SKINNER

Under the tonal direction of G. Donald Harrison, this company developed the American Classic tonal design, characterized by firm and articulate principals, bright mixtures and French-style reeds. Its versatility enables the American Classic to authentically perform a broad range of musical styles.

WURLITZER

"The Mighty Wurlitzer" was perhaps the "gold standard" of theatre organs during the silent movie era.

BARTON

Barton was mainly known in the Midwest area in the United States. Their most famous instrument was the theatre organ installed in the Chicago Stadium. Bartons were known for their "aggressive" voicing style.

MORTON

Morton theatre organs "evolved" over the course of the silent movie era. Our digital samples are from a late 1920s organ that used higher wind pressures than the typical theatre organ and was known as one of Morton's "jazzier" instruments.

ALLEN ORGAN COMPANY - THE ACKNOWLEDGED INDUSTRY LEADER

 

1939

Allen sells world's first electronic organ, receiving Stable Audio Oscillator patent.

1946

Allen sells world's first three-manual pipeless organ.

1954

World's first four-manual electronic organ built by Allen.

1970

Allen introduces computer capture action.

1971

Allen introduces the Digital Computer Organ (sampling) predating other builders' digital organs by 20 years. First Allen Digital Computer Organ resides in the Smithsonian Institution. Allen has since created the largest library of digitally sampled pipes.

1978

Allen introduces its second-generation MOS-2 organs with EPROM organ technology enabling stored stop sounds to be changed.

1983

Allen introduces ADCâ„¢ organs, its third generation digital technology with substantially more sound memory and musical versatility.

1989

Fourth generation MDSâ„¢ organs introduced with full MIDI capabilities.

1991

Allen granted additional sampling patents by US Patent & Trademark Office.

1994

Allen introduces advanced and ultra-efficient LED stop controls called LUMITECHâ„¢.

1995

Allen introduces OPTICAL SENSOR TECHNOLOGYâ„¢ (OST) providing Allen's ultra-reliability in a velocity sensitive keyboard.

1997

RENAISSANCEâ„¢, Allen's fifth generation digital technology introduced. "Firsts" include field-programmable stops, Flash memory (SoundMatrixâ„¢) and Active Pipe Responseâ„¢.

1999

Allen granted patent by US Patent & Trademark Office for RENAISSANCEâ„¢ Technology.

2004

Allen introduces QUANTUMâ„¢, Allen's sixth generation digital organ with multiple stop lists, and ACOUSTIC PORTRAITâ„¢ convolution reverb. 14 years later most digital organs continue to include outdated digital reverberation technology.

2005

Allen introduces Real Xpressionâ„¢ technology. This exclusive feature enables Allen Organs' expression shoes to interact with the organ sounds and react the same way as a pipe organ would with Swell shades.

2009

Multi-Point Audioâ„¢ introduced. Without the constraints of mono or stereo-based systems, Multi-Point Audio offers an unrivaled clarity of sound.

2015

Allen introduces GENISYSâ„¢, its seventh generation digital technology with an advanced software-based control system offering greater control efficiency and long-term sustainability.

2016

Allen introduces GENISYSâ„¢ Voices, increasing the organ's versatility with the addition of dozens of added high-definition sounds combined with the ease of traditional stops.

2017

Allen introduces GENISYSâ„¢ Display, the organ world's first full-color touchscreen offering ease-of-use and the most technologically advanced console interface control system. Organs without this type of advanced display and control are outdated, akin to a smart phone without a color touchscreen.

2021

Allen introduces GENISYSâ„¢ Organs with APEXâ„¢ Technology featuring 250 times the memory of previous organs, premium 32-bit DAC's, multiple 64-bit quad core processors and gigabit Ethernet

 
 
 
 
 
 

ALLEN'S CONSTRUCTION QUALITY

Using select woods and veneers, Allen craftsmen blend modern and traditional woodworking techniques to assure precision shaping and hand-crafted console assembly. No "knock-down" quality in an Allen Organ.

OUR ORGAN INTERIOR

Allen is the only digital church organ builder to fully finish the interior wood of the console to protect it during its many years of use. All key electronic components are housed within a protective metal chassis to guard against electrical shocks, another Allen exclusive.

ALLEN EXPRESSION / CRESCENDO PEDALS

While plastic or wood expression pedals can be found on some church organs, they do not meet Allen's demanding quality standards. Cast Aluminum expression shoes are built to last a lifetime!

EXPRESSION SHOE CAGE

Sturdy metal construction fully protects the organ's interior against damage from pests entering the organ console. Just another example of Allen's dedication to quality and our customers.

ThIs model can be customized to suit your personal and church organ requirements. Just ask!

DELUXE CONTROLS

Allen designs and builds its own controls to provide the highest quality at affordable prices. From state-of-the-art Lumitechâ„¢ stops with advanced LED's to moving drawknobs, every control choice reflects Allen's uncompromising standards that ensure years of maintenance-free service.

YOU CHOOSE

STANDARD KEYBOARDS

The standard keyboards supplied with Allen church organs allow Allen to provide instruments with Allen console features, quality, and sound at affordable prices.

PREMIUM KEYBOARDS

The exclusive Allen Premium keyboard is designed to allow the musician to feel the music. These keyboards are built with a level of quality that is the envy of the industry. Each key stick is constructed of wood, felted pivot points and can be individually adjusted to keep them consistent over the long-haul. (optional)

The Allen keyboard utilizes sealed contacts and wood keysticks to provide the ultimate in touch and control. The level of quality and adjustability of Allen keyboards makes them the envy of the industry and the choice of discerning musicians.

KEY CONTACT

The key contact, while unseen, is an important part of any church organ. If one fails during a performance, the entire musical program can be compromised. Allen introduced a maintenance-free system in which a sealed reed switch is engaged by magnet. Neither dust nor the environment will compromise your music program with an Allen Organ.

THE ANTIDOTE FOR ACOUSTIC COMPROMISE

Dry, crisp acoustics designed to make spoken words easy to understand can make music sound brittle and uninteresting. Organ sound, especially, comes alive in more resonant spaces. Most organs include obsolete digital reverb, to artificially imitate acoustics. But not Allen. Allen's revolutionary Acoustic Portraitâ„¢ produces the "real thing"!

Based on a remarkable technology called convolution, Acoustic Portrait realistically recreates the "sonic fingerprint" of actual rooms ranging from small churches to large, famous cathedrals. Don't let the acoustics of your room stand between you and beautiful music-making. Acoustic Portrait will add the dimension you've been missing.

The World's Finest Sampled Reverb!

GX-350a STOP LIST

Standard stop lists: Classic Allen, English, Cavaillé-Coll, Schlicker, Arp Schnitger, Aeolian-Skinner

PEDAL
32 CONTRA VIOLONE
16 DIAPASON
16 BOURDON
16 BOURDON DOUX (SW)
16 VIOLONE (GT)
8 OCTAVE
8 GEDACKT FLÖTE
4 CHORAL BASS
4 FLUTE
MIXTURE IV
32 CONTRE BOMBARDE
16 BOMBARDE
16 CONTRE TROMPETTE (SW)
8 TRUMPET
4 CLARION
GENISYS VOICE 1 (OPTIONAL)
GENISYS VOICE 2 (OPTIONAL)

SWELL
8 GEIGEN DIAPASON
8 ROHR BOURDON
8 FLUTE CELESTE II
8 VIOLA POMPOSA
8 VIOLA CELESTE
4 OCTAVE GEIGEN
4 TRAVERSE FLUTE
2-2/3 NASARD [4 ORCH. FLUTE]
2 PICCOLO [8 CLARINET]
1-3/5 TIERCE [8 FRENCH HORN]
FOURNITURE IV
16 CONTRE TROMPETTE
8 TROMPETTE
8 OBOE
8 VOX HUMANA [COR ANGLAIS]
4 CLAIRON
CELESTA
16 SWELL
UNISON OFF
4 SWELL
TREMULANT
SWELL SOLO VOICES ON
GENISYS VOICE 3 (OPTIONAL)
GENISYS VOICE 4 (OPTIONAL)

GREAT
16 VIOLONE
8 DIAPASON
8 HARMONIC FLUTE
8 BOURDON
8 GAMBA
4 OCTAVE
4 FLUTE
2-2/3 TWELFTH
2 FIFTEENTH
MIXTURE IV
CYMBALE III
8 TROMBA
CHIMES
TREMULANT
GT-PD UNENCLOSED
GENISYS VOICE 5 (OPTIONAL)
GENISYS VOICE 6 (OPTIONAL)

CHOIR
16 ERZÄHLER

8 PRINCIPAL
8 HOLZ GEDACKT
8 ERZÄHLER
8 ERZÄHLER CELESTE
4 OCTAVE
4 KOPPELFLÖTE
4 ERZÄHLER CELESTE II
2 SUPER OCTAVE
1-1/3 QUINTFLÖTE
MIXTURE III
8 FESTIVAL TRUMPET
8 KRUMMHORN
TREMULANT
UNISON OFF
CHOIR UNENCLOSED
GT-CH MANUAL TRANSFER
GENISYS VOICE 7 (OPTIONAL)
GENISYS VOICE 8 (OPTIONAL)

COUPLERS
8 GREAT TO PEDAL
8 SWELL TO PEDAL
4 SWELL TO PEDAL
8 CHOIR TO PEDAL
16 SWELL TO GREAT
8 SWELL TO GREAT
4 SWELL TO GREAT
8 CHOIR TO GREAT
16 SWELL TO CHOIR
8 SWELL TO CHOIR
4 SWELL TO CHOIR
MELODY COUPLER CH>GT
BASS COUPLER
GENISYS VOICES COUPLE

GENERAL
ALTERNATE TUNING
TREMULANTS FULL

ANTIPHONAL
SWELL MAINS OFF
SWELL TO ANTIPHONAL
GT-CH-PD MAINS OFF
GT-CH-PD TO ANTIPHONAL

MIDI
MIDI ON PEDAL
MIDI ON SWELL
MIDI ON GREAT
MIDI ON CHOIR

From the multiple stop list versatility to the distinct sounds available in all ALLEN organs, each stop list is independently voiced with its own audio settings.

CLASSIC ALLEN

The "signature" specification that made Allen the world's favorite organ! Allen tonal directors created the specifications of Allen digital organs by selecting their favorite samples from fine pipe organs throughout the world.

ENGLISH (mainly Willis samples)

Characterized by Diapasons and weighty reeds, this style of organ building was brought to its height by renowned 19th-century British organ craftsman Henry Willis.

CAVAILLÉ-COLL/French Romantic

Progenitor and master of the 19th-century French style with fiery and dominant reeds; symphonic tonal schemes.

SCHLICKER/Neo-Baroque

Neo-Baroque scalings by The Schlicker Organ Company; 20th-century revival of 17th-century North German ideals.

ARP SCHNITGER

Master German builder who brought the bright, incisive Werkprinzip style to its zenith.

AEOLIAN-SKINNER

Under the tonal direction of G. Donald Harrison, this company developed the American Classic tonal design, characterized by firm and articulate principals, bright mixtures and French-style reeds. Its versatility enables the American Classic to authentically perform a broad range of musical styles.

Voice changes made easily!

GENISYSâ„¢ Voices provide the tonal diversity of a comprehensive stop list to even the most modest instruments. GENISYS Voices set a new standard for organist-friendly operation and include sounds that enhance every style of worship and organ literature!

  • HD Sound
  • 2 Dedicated GENISYS Voice Stops per Organ Division
  • Over 250 different voices - organ stops, Grand Pianos, orchestral, keyboard and percussion voices
  • Adjustable volume and tuning per voice
  • Voice assignments remain until changed by organist
  • Voices capture to organ pistons
  • Voices can couple between Divisions