Vår Frelsers kirke (Haugesund)

Address: Skåregata 155, 5527 Haugesund, Norway

Vår Frelsers kirke (Our Saviour's church) is a church from 1901 in Haugesund, Rogaland.

The church has stained glass windows made ​​of Linnich Art Institution in Germany. They have two themes, the Holy Trinity and the four evangelists.

To date, the church has benefited from three main organs: a Noreg (1901-1955), a Steinmeyer (1955-2003), and a Verschueren (2003-).

The Noreg organ consisted of 30 stops, and was rebuilt in 1911 by Andreas Landrog (who maintained the organ until it was replaced in 1955). Ten of its stops were used in the Steinmeyer organ, which was later relocated to Poland. Eleven others were used in an organ built for Vår Frelsers gravland (delivered 1955; replaced 1985).

(sources: wikipedia; http://home.online.no/~eihustve/page2.html)

Steinmeyer organ (1955-2003)
Builder: G.F. Steinmeyer (DE) (in conjunction with Norsk orgel- og harmoniumfabrikk) - 1955 Couplers:

II-I

III-I

III-II

I-Ped

II-Ped

III-Ped

Other notes
'Cymbelstar'/Cymbelstern

Tremulant (effect unknown) - under Positif on specification

Electro-pneumatic action

5 general combinations

4 separate pedal combination

'Generalcrescendowalse'

The organ contains many of the registers from the old Noreg organ (1901-1955). These registers are indicated by asterisks (*).

Choir organ
Builder: Robert Gustavsson (SE) - 1981 Couplers:

Man-Ped

Other notes
Mechanical action

Split keyboard treble/bass [confirmation needed]

Organ movable