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8 comments:
Amazing...our Col...xx
The new JP. The King is dead, long live the King.
caption.......i dont belive iv dropped me plires down there..
our col...a true artist at work......well done kid
fantastic work..
That's our Col..working hard as usual. So proud of my Col. xxxxx your mam.
Sorry for taking so long about this... and thank you everyone for the kind comments. Its like they say, "I did'nt lick it off a stone". Granda Waddell did a lot of work in Churches. In fact, I learned from Mams sisters that he and I had worked in the same church, a century apart. He carved the confessionals, and I restored the organ.
This organ is opus 18, and is built for the Basilica Chapel in Philadelphia. It was all built in our workshops, and was built in about 18 months... pretty fast for a pipe organ.
Here is a link to the project blog:
http://basilicachapelorgan.blogspot.com/
Very interesting blog. Great to see.
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