Trinity Church Fredericia

The existing mechanical console has been refurbished and regulated, and various action rollers have been renewed, all with a view to easier and more precise operation. The stopboards have been renewed and reorganised, with the reuse of draw stops and magnets.

The organ's playing mechanism, which was mechanical except for the swell couplers, has been supplemented with electrical switches (Espressivo) and magnets so that all playing and stop functions are transferred to a new, mobile console located in the church choir. The setzer system has been renewed (Sinua brand). The swell shutters are fitted with an electric motor.

Organ consultant Per Rasmus Møller's assessment of the finished result includes:

"The sound of the organ is very coherent, which is especially noticeable at the mobile console. The organ has a wide dynamic range, from the barely audible Æoline 8‘ in closed swell to the tutti sound, which has an impressive power and width, not least due to the imposing Basun 16’ in the pedal. The mobile console is extremely beautiful and tasteful. The action from the swell pedal to the swell mechanism, which by its very nature must be electric (as it is from the main console), works very precisely. Crescendos and diminuendos can actually be performed more smoothly than with a traditional mechanical swell function. When it comes to the playing action, you don't realise that it's electric. On the contrary, the way you play seems natural, with the key “breaking point” giving the player a clear illusion of mechanical action.