Cathedral Pipe Organs
West Gallery Organ Flentrop Orgelbouw, 1989
Given to the Glory of God by Alice O’Malley Robinson in Loving Memory of Her Husband, William Dunwoody Robinson.
The entire instrument for the Cathedral was handmade at the workshops of Flentrop Orgelbouw in Zaandam, Holland, including the hand carved decorations, pipe shades and gilded facade pipes.The organ case is made entirely of solid French oak, quarter-sawn.
Both the playing action and the stop action are mechanical.
The wind system consists of three wedge-bellows, supplying a wind pressure of 78mm for the manuals, and 80mm for the pedal.The temperament is equal at A-440.
The instrument comprises 71 stops, 117 ranks, 5,558 pipes, distributed over four manuals and pedal.Manual compass 56 notes, pedal compass 30 notes, flat pedalboard.
POSITIEF (I)
Prestant – 8′
Bourdon – 8′
Octaaf – 4′
Fluit – 4′
Nasard – 3′
Octaaf – 2′
Terts – 1-3/5′
Larigot – 1-1/3′
Sesquilater – II
*Mixtuur – IV-VI
*Cymbel – III
*Dulciaan – 16′
*Trompet – 8′
*Kromhoorn – 8′
*Vox Humana – 8′
Tremulant
GREAT (II)
Prestant – 16′
Octaaf – 8′
Roerfluit – 8′
Quintadeen – 8′
Octaaf – 4′
Nachthorn- 4′
Quint- 3′
Octaaf – 2′
Woudfluit – 2′
*Cornet – V
*Mixtuur – IV-VIII
*Scherp – IV-VI
*Trompet – 16′
*Fagot – 16′
*Trompet – 8′
SOLO (III)
Bourdon – 16′
Prestant – 8′
Flûte Harmonique – 8′
Gamba – 8′
Nasard – 5-1/3′
Octaaf – 4′
Terts – 3-1/5′
*Mixtuur – VI-X
*Cornet – V
*Bombarde – 16′
*Trompet – 8′
*Klaroen – 4′
BOVENWERK (IV/EXP)
Quintadeen – 16′
Prestant – 8′
Gedekt – 8′
Viola de Gamba – 8′
Vox Celeste – 8′
Octaaf – 4′
Gemshoorn – 4′
Quintfluit – 3′
Nachthoorn – 2′
Flageolet – 1′
*Mixtuur – IV-VI
*Basson – 16′
*Trompet – 8′
*Bassonhobo – 8′
*Vox Humana – 8′
Tremulant
PEDAL
Prestant – 16′
Subbas – 16′
Bourdon – 16′
Roerquint – 10-2/3′
Octaaf – 8′
Fluit – 8′
Octaaf – 4′
Fluit – 4′
*Mixtuur – VI
*Bombarde – 32′
*Bazuin – 16′
*Fagot – 16′
*Trompet – 8′
*Trompet – 4′
COUPLERS
I + II
II + I
II – III
II + IV
III + IV
P + I
P + II
P + IV
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Cymbalstern
Rossignol
Ventils
* Operable by Adjustable Mechanical Combination Action
South Chancel Organ Casavant Frères, 1981
Given in memory of Florence E. Bolles
Revoiced 1987 by Martin Ott, St. Louis
Mechanical key and stop action. Two manuals, 19 stops, 25 ranks, 1284 pipes. Manual compass 56 notes, pedal compass 30 notes, flat pedalboard. Manual natural keys made of ebony, manual sharps of rosewood capped with ivory; pedal naturals made of maple, pedal sharpes of rosewood; casework is solid oak with rosewood drawknobs. Facade pipes are 70% polished tin. Three reversible coupler pedals. Wind pressure = 80mm.
GRAND ORGUE
Clavier I
Montre – 8′
Flûte à Cheninée – 8′
Prestant – 4′
Flûte a Fuseau – 4′
Nasard – 2-2/3′
Quarte de Nasard – 2′
Tierce – 1-3/5′
Fourniture V – 1-1/3′
Trompette – 8′
POSITIF
Clavier II
Bourdon – 8′
Flûte Conique – 4′
Doublette – 2′
Quinte – 1-1/3′
Cymbale III – 2/3′
Cromorne – 8′
Tremblant
PEDALE
Soubasse – 16′
Octavebasse – 8′
Octave – 4′
Basson – 16′
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