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Dulzgedackt German |
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An 8' or 4' stop listed only by Sumner who says:
A metal stop which tapers outwards towards the top and is closed with a metal canister, which is sometimes fitted with a chimney. This useful construction has been used in Germanic countries and more recently in America.
The prefix �dulz� derives from the Latin dulcis, meaning �sweet�.
Compare with Cone Gedackt, Spitzgedeckt. See also Gedackt.
Dulzgedackt 8', Schwellwerk; Liebfrauendom, Munich, Germany; Zeilhuber 1957.
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Original site compiled by Edward L. Stauff. For educational use only. Dulzgedackt.html - Last updated 4 January 2003. |
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