The rebuilt Moller pipe organ located in Blaisdell Hall at the University of Pittsburgh, Bradford can be rolled onto the stage for concerts. Otherwise it is located in the rehearsal/lecture hall (shown). It was built for Temple Beth Zion in 1936 and rebuilt in 1948. In the 1960s the swell box was dismantled to make the instrument louder and clearer after it had been moved to Temple Beth El. In 1996-1997 it was revoiced by L. R. Lawson for chamber music use. A concert with several instruments was held at that time. In 2006 the organ was donated to the University of Pittsburgh. The case was reconfigured exposing the pipework to intensify its brilliance suiting it for the large Bromeley Theater. Large casters were then installed to make it moveable.
 
GREAT
8' Spitzprinzipal
("Diapason Conique")
8' Gedeckt
("Lieblich Gedeckt")
8' Salicional
4' Octave
("Octave Conique")
2 2/3' Twelfth
("Nazard")
2'Super Octave
Swell to Great
 
PEDAL
16' Bourdon
8' Lieblich Gedeckt
4' Octave Conique
2 2/3' Quint
2' Super Octave
 

STOP LIST

(three ranks)

SWELL
8' Gedeckt
("Lieblich Gedeckt")
8' Salicional
8' Syn. Quintaton
4' Flute
("Lieblich Gedeckt")
4' Salicet
2' Piccolo
8' Syn. Oboe
Tremolo
The labels on the stop tabs, when different from the pipes, are given in parentheses.
The only stops known to date from 1936 are the Salicional, Salicet and Piccolo.
The M.P. Moller factory was located in Hagerstown, MD. The Organ Historical Society archives the company's records.