TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION OF THE ORGAN

A side-by-side comparison of the two specifications reveals the vast improvement which has been achieved in both flexibility and completeness:

1914 JOHNSON ORGAN
14 sets, 14 ranks, 715 pipes
 
GREAT Pipes
Open Diapason61
Melodia61
*4’Octave61
22/3’Harmonic Flute61
 
 
SWELL
*16’Bourdon61
*8’Gedeckt61
*8’Salicional61
*8’Aeoline61
*8’Voix Celeste61
Harmonic Flute61
*8’Oboe61
Tremulant
 
PEDAL
16’Open Diapason32
*16’Bourdon (Gt)
16’Lieblich Gedeckt (Sw)
 
1971 ABBOTT & SIEKER ORGAN
14 sets, 19 ranks, 1161 pipes
 
GREAT Pipes
*16’Lieblich Gedeckt61
Principal (DISPLAY)61
*8’Lieblich Gedeckt12
Octave61
*4’Lieblichfl๖te12
IV Mixture244
SWELL
*8’Bourdon61
*8’Dolce61
*8’Dolce Celeste (Ten. C)49
Principal61
22/3’Nazard61
Blockfl๖te61
III Scharff183
*8’Oboe61
Tremulant
PEDAL
*16’Subbass32
*16’Lieblich Gedeckt (Gt)
*8’Principal32
*8’Bassfl๖te12
*4’Principal12
*4’Fl๖te12
16’Contra-Oboe (Sw)12
*8’Oboe (Sw)
*4’Oboe (Sw)
In addition to the revoiced pipes which are indicated by an asterisk (*), the following items were reused: organ blower; console; swell shades; rectifier. All chestwork and wiring is new. Projection of the sound into the building is through the transept rather than through the chancel.