Census ID | HKG2000 |
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Location | Chinese University of Hong Kong, Lee Hysan Concert Hall |
Builder | Klais |
Specs | II/14+Ped |
Action | Mechanical |
Cost | ca. 465,000 DEM |
HKG2000 is a Baroque-style two-manual and pedal tracker organ built for the Lee Hysan Concert Hall at the Chinese University of Hong Kong.
This organ was Klais’ first installation in the Territory, and the first pipe organ installed after the Handover of Hong Kong to the People’s Republic of China in July 1997, although the contract had been negotiated before that date.
The specs are available at: https://www.klais.de/m.php?tx=32 The Swell Salicional 8′ runs from Tenor C, and the lowest octave is borrowed from the SW 8′ Bordun. From G-sharp3 the SW Oboe 8′ is a two-rank flute stop.