to go to the Chapel
Organ to go to the Chapel
Organ
Schlicker-Heissler Organ - Rebuilt and installed by Mann and Trupiano
Prestant 16' 61 pipes Principal 8' 61 pipes Prestant 8' 12 pipes Harmonic Flute 8' 61 pipes Stopped Diapason 8' 61 pipes Violon 8' 61 pipes Octave 4' 61 pipes Flute 4' 61 pipes Super Octave 2' 61 pipes Mixture V-VI 305 pipes Acuta IV 244 pipes Bassoon 16' (Swell) Trumpet 8' 61 pipes Trompette 8' (Swell) Great to Great 16' Goettler Trupmet 8' 61 pipes (Separate Chest and Blower) Manual Transfer II to I
Prestant 8' 61 pipes Gedackt 8' 61 pipes Principal Flute 8' 61 pipes Harmonic Flute 8' 61 pipes Dolcan 8' 61 pipes Principal 4' 61 pipes Rohr Flute 4' 61 pipes Nazard 2 2/3' 61 pipes Fifteenth 2' 61 pipes Tierce 1 3/5' 61 pipes Larigot 1 1/3' 61 pipes Scharf IV 244 pipes Trumpet 8' 61 pipes Crumhorn 8' 61 pipes Oboe 8' (Swell) Goettler Trumpet 8' (Great) Chimes
Lieblich 16' 61 pipes Diapason 8' 61 pipes Salicional 8' 61 pipes Celeste 8' 56 pipes Dolce 8' 61 pipes Principal 4' 61 pipes Spire Flute 4' 61 pipes Nazard 2 2/3' 61 pipes Flautina 2' 61 pipes Tierce 1 3/5' 61 pipes Mixture V 305 pipes Bassoon 16' 61 pipes Trompette 8' 61 pipes Oboe 8' 12 pipes Clarion 4' 61 pipes Vox Humana 8' 61 pipes Goettler Trumpet 8' (Great) Tremulant
Sub Bourdon 32' 12 pipes Open Wood 16' 32 pipes Bourdon 16' 32 pipes Prestant 16' (Great) Lieblich 16' (Swell) Quint Flute 10 2/3' 32 pipes Octave 8' 32 pipes Gedackt 8' 32 pipes Flute 8' (Great) Quint 5 1/3' 32 pipes Super Octave 4' 32 pipes Flute 4' 12 pipes Night Horn 2' 12 pipes Mixture II 64 pipes Mixture IV 128 pipes Contra Posaune 32' 12 pipes Posaune 16' 32 pipes Bassoon 16' (Swell) Trumpet 8' 32 pipes Trompette 8' (Swell) Clarion 4' 32 pipes Oboe 4' (Swell) Goettler Trumpet 8' (Great)
Generals 20 Great 9 Positive 9 Swell 9 Pedal 6
Sub Bourdon 32' Contra Posaune 32'
4 different custon settings
The organ was originally built by Schlicker for the First-Plymouth Congregational Church of Lincoln, Nebraska and included an Antiphonal division which was sold separately to St. John's Episcopal Church in Northampton, Mass.
The organ was installed and rebuilt by Mann and Trupiano organ builders of Brooklyn, NY who also built a new console. Most of the chests and pipework are by Heissler Orgeln of Germany with the Goettler Trumpet by M.P. Moller, Inc. Total finishing of the reeds by Gilbert Adams of Monroe, NC.
The church's previous organ, a 2 manual Hook and Hastings tracker, Opus 1656 (1895), now serves as the parish's chapel organ