Renovations

 

St Andrew's Priory Church, Stogursey, Somerset

Built: John Burnell 1837 Reconstructed: Roger Yates 1972, William Drake 1976/78

Great Organ C - g3 Swell Organ C - g3 Pedal Organ C - f1
Open Diapason+

(8')

Open Diapason+

(8')

Open Diapason|

(16')

Waldflöte>

(8')

Stopped Diapason+

(8')

Bourdon*

(16')

Dulciana*

(8')

Principal+

(4')

Principal tr.|

(8')

Principal+

(4')

Fifteenth|

(2')

Bourdon tr.*+

(8')

Flute=

(4')

Mixture|

(III)

Fifteenth<

(4')

Twelfth+

(2 2/3')

Hautboy {*

(16')

Trumpet\

(8')

Fifteenth+

(2')

Trumpet*

(8')

 
Tierce|

(1 3/5')

Cremona*+

(4')

Key:
Mixture|

(IV)

  = = pre-Burnell
+ = Burnell
Couplers: * = Walker
Temperament: Great to Pedals < = Walker/revoiced
Thomas Young Swell to Pedals > = Holdich
Swell to Great { = Yates
|= Yates/Drake
\ = Drake

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St George's School, Windsor Castle

Built: Anon. ca. 1820 Renovated: William Drake 1976

Stopt Diapason

(8')

Pedal pull-downs
Principal

(4')

Twelfth from c1

(2 2/3')

Temperament:
Fifteenth

(2')

Neidhard

Dean Prior Parish Church, S. Devon

Built: H. Tucker ca. 1905 Renovated: William Drake 1977

Great Organ C - g3 Swell Organ C - g3 Pedal Organ C - e1  
Open Diapason

(8')

Hohlflute

(8')

Bourdon

(16')

Dulciana

(8')

Flute

(4')

 
Principal

(4')

Fifteenth

(2')

 
Couplers: Temperament:  
Swell to Great, Great to Pedals, Swell to Pedals Thomas Young  

St Olave's Church, Exeter, Devon

Built: Joseph Walker 1847 Renovated: William Drake 1985

Manuals C - f3 Pedals C - c1
Open Diapason

(8')

Bourdon

(16')

Stopped Diapason

(8')

Pedal Coupler
Dulciana

(8')

Temperament:
Principal

(4')

Thomas Young

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St Mary's Priory Church, Totnes, Devon

Built: "Father" Willis 1861 Alterations: Ivey 1889, Willis 1922 Renovated: William Drake 1988

Great Organ C - g3 Swell Organ C - g3
Double Diapason

(xvi)

Double Diapason Swell

(xvi)

Open Diapason

(viii)

Open Diapason Swell

(viii)

Stopped Diapason Bass

(viii)

Stopped Diapason Swell

(viii)

Claribel

(viii)

Aeoline Swell|

(viii)

Dulciana

(viii)

Principal Swell

(iv)

Principal

(iv)

Flageolet Swell

(ii)

Flûte harmonique

(iv)

Sesquialtera Swell

(III)

Twelfth

(iii)

Trumpet Swell

(viii)

Fifteenth

(ii)

Hautboy Swell

(viii)

Sesquialtera

(III)

 
Mixture*}

(III)

Choir Organ C - g3
Trumpet

(viii)

Stopped Diapason Choir+

(viii)

Clarion

(iv)

Dulciana Choir+

(viii)

Celeste Choir+

(viii)

Pedal Organ C - f1 Flute Choir+

(iv)

Open Diapason Pedale

(xvi)

Piccolo harmonique Choir*

(ii)

Bourdon Pedale

(xvi)

Clarionet Choir

(viii)

Octave Pedale

(viii)

Bass Flute Pedale

(viii)

Couplers
(Ophicleide Pedale)

(xvi)

Swell to Pedals
  Swell to Great
Key: Great to Pedals
+ = Ivey 1889 Swell to Choir
| = Willis 1922 Choir to Pedals
* = Drake 1988  
( ) = prepared for  
} = Tierce and Quint/Octave alternatives  Temperament: Equal

The pipes of the new Choir Piccolo harmonique was copied from a stop of the same name in the 1864 'Father' Willis organ at St John's Church, Taunton.  The voicing was also copied in every detail.

Photograph of Organ


St John the Baptist, Littlehempston, Devon

Built: Henry Speechley 1868, Renovated: William Drake 1994/95

Great Organ C - g3 Swell Organ C - g3 Pedal Organ C - f1
Open Diapason

(viii)

Double Diapason

(xvi)

Bourdon

(xvi)

Clarabella

(viii)

Violin Diapason

(viii)

Dulciana

(viii)

Lieblich Gedackt

(viii)

Principal

(iv)

Keraulophon

(viii)

Couplers:
Flute Harmonic

(iv)

Gemshorn

(iv)

Swell to Great
Twelfth

(iii)

Flageolet

(ii)

Swell to Pedals
Fifteenth

(ii)

Sesquialtera

III

Great to Pedals
Bassoon Bass

(viii)

Trumpet

(viii)

 
Clarionet, from ten. c

(viii)

Hautbois

(viii)

Temperament: Equal 

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Ballroom Organ
Buckingham Palace, London

Built by Lincoln 1818 for the Royal Pavilion, Brighton,
 and installed at Buckingham Palace  in 1855 by Gray & Davison

Great Organ GG/AA - f3

Swell Organ C - f3

Choir Organ GG/AA - f3

Double Diapason Bass

Swell Bourdon

Choir Dulciana

Double Diapason Treble

Swell Open Diapason

Choir Stopd Diapason

Open Diapason No. 1

Swell Stopd Diapason

Choir Principal

Open Diapason No. 2

Swell Principal

Choir Flute

Stopd Diapason†

Swell Mixture

Choir Fifteenth

Principal†

Swell Cornopean

Choir Bassoon

Twelfth†

Swell Oboe

 

Fifteenth†

 

Couplers

Tierce†

Pedal Organ CC – f1

Great Manual to Pedal*

Sesquialtra Bass†

Grand Open Diapason

Choir Manual to Pedal

Sesquialtra Treble

Swell Manual to Pedal

Mixture†

 

Swell to Great Manual

Trumpet

 

Swell to Choir Manual

Clarion†

   

*This is a sub-octave coupler. Additional notes to complete the Great stops () downward (to C) are placed on a separate soundboard and are operated via this coupler.

Composition of Mixtures

    Sesquialtra

   Gt. Mixture   Sw. Mixture
CCC 15 17 19 22 CCC 22 24 26 CC 15 17 22
c1 8 12 15 17 c0 15 19 22 f 0 12 15 17
f#2 8 12 15 15 c1 12 15 19

f#2

8 12 15
f#2 8 12 15

 

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Print (late 19th Century) of unknown origin


Queen's University, Belfast

Robson Organ (1857)

The organ was built in 1857 by Thomas Robson of St Martin's Lane, London for Christ Church, College Square North, Belfast.  Subsequent work was carried out by Walker (1864), Coombe (1878) and Harrison & Harrison (1891).

The organ has been placed on the gallery in the Great Hall, restored to its original specification which was:

Great Organ, C - g, 56 notes Swell Organ, tenor c - g, 44 notes
Open Diapason 8 Double Diapason 16
Stopped Diapason Bass 8 Open Diapason 8
Clarabella tenor c 8 Stopped Diapason 8
Dulciana  tenor c 8 Principal 4
Principal 4 Mixture III/II
Wald Flute tenor c 4 Oboe 8
Fifteenth 2
Sesquialtra IV
Trumpet 8
Couplers
Pedal Organ, C - f, 30 notes
Swell to Great
Open Diapason 16 Great to Pedals

Casework designer: Thomas Drew

http://www.organ.dnet.co.uk/popco/christchurch.html


Last revised: August 24, 2009.