The
Abbey Church organ was built in Holland by the Vermeulen Brothers in
conjunction with Balcom and Vaughn Pipe Organs of Seattle, and is the
only one of its kind in the Pacific Northwest. It has fifteen stops,
nineteen ranks, and nearly one thousand pipes. This powerful and unique
instrument is used daily to accompany the schola in prayer and liturgy,
as well as for Taizé prayer services.
The
Abbey Church organ was built in Holland by the Vermeulen Brothers in
conjunction with Balcom and Vaughn Pipe Organs of Seattle, and is the
only one of its kind in the Pacific Northwest. It has fifteen stops,
nineteen ranks, and nearly one thousand pipes. This powerful and unique
instrument is used daily to accompany the schola in prayer and liturgy,
as well as for Taizé prayer services.
