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Wanamaker Organ Shop (1911)

John Wanamaker Store / Macy's Center City: The Grand Court
1300 Market Street
Philadelphia, PA

OHS convention: 1996, 2016

Images


ca. 1911 - Building exterior (Photograph from an archival source: Vintage postcard, submitted by Jim Stettner/Jim Stettner)

1984-06-07 - Keith Chapman at the console (Photograph by Jeff Scofield/Jeff Scofield)

2019-03-16 - Organ chambers (Photograph by Joseph Routon, submitted by Jeff Scofield/Jeff Scofield)

2019-03-16 - Console (Photograph by Joseph Routon, submitted by Jeff Scofield/Jeff Scofield)

2019-03-16 - Console (Photograph by Joseph Routon, submitted by Jeff Scofield/Jeff Scofield)

2015-06-22 - Organ and console (Photograph by Martin Doering via https://die-orgelseite.de, submitted by Jeff Scofield/Jeff Scofield)

2015-06-22 - Inside the console (Photograph by Martin Doering via https://die-orgelseite.de, submitted by Jeff Scofield/Jeff Scofield)

2015-06-22 - Swell shoes (Photograph by Martin Doering via https://die-orgelseite.de, submitted by Jeff Scofield/Jeff Scofield)

2015-06-22 - Console (Photograph by Martin Doering via https://die-orgelseite.de, submitted by Jeff Scofield/Jeff Scofield)

2016-07-16 - Organ Case (Photograph by Wayne Johnson/Database Manager)

2015-02-19 - Console (Photograph by Len Levasseur/Database Manager)

2015-02-19 - Console (Photograph by Len Levasseur/Database Manager)

2015-02-19 - Console (Photograph by Len Levasseur/Database Manager)

2015-02-19 - Console (Photograph by Len Levasseur/Database Manager)

2015-02-19 - Console (Photograph by Len Levasseur/Database Manager)

2015-02-19 - Store Interior and Organ Case (Photograph by Len Levasseur/Database Manager)

2015-02-19 - Eagle and Organ Case (Photograph by Len Levasseur/Database Manager)

2015-02-19 - Store Interior, Console, and Organ Case (Photograph by Len Levasseur/Database Manager)

2015-02-19 - Organ Case (Photograph by Len Levasseur/Database Manager)

2015-02-19 - Top of Organ Case (Photograph by Len Levasseur/Database Manager)

2024-12-28 - Orchestral pipework (Avery Reel/Avery Reel)

2024-12-28 - String Division pipework (Avery Reel/Avery Reel)

Consoles

Main

Notes

2004-10-30 - Status Note: There 1994. -Database Manager

2004-10-30 - "Organ began as Los Angeles Art Organ for Kansas City Convention Hall. Installed at 1904 World's Fair, St. Louis, MO. Stored, then enlarged to 6m, 451 stops by Wanamaker staff for Grand Court of Wanamaker's. Building purchased by Macy's then Hecht's." -Database Manager

2006-03-30 - Updated through on-line information from Angela Saunders. -- As of this writing, the instrument has undergone considerable repair in the last 5 years. Most of it is now playable, although more work requires to be done with the Swell and Choir divisions. The console has been rebuilt using Peterson solid state switching. -Database Manager

2006-04-02 - Updated through on-line information from Angela G. Saunders, DMA. -- The orchestral division is currently inoperable, awaiting restoration. Extensive renovations to the store are being carried out this summer, as part of the transition to Macy's. I do not know how much of this work involves the organ. -Database Manager

2007-07-03 - Updated through on-line information from Nikola Sizgorich. -Database Manager

2007-12-28 - Updated through on-line information from Ray Biswanger. -- Original instrument designed by George Ashdown Audsley. Additions by the Wanamaker Organ Shop -Database Manager

2011-08-15 - Updated through online information from Paul Marchesano. -- 8' Centennial Tuba (61 pipes, 25" w.p.), unenclosed, installed 2010. Playable from the Stentor Division manual. Console is connected to Peterson solid state combination action. Original vacuum pneumatic and magnets still move the stop tablets. Most of the organ runs on original electric relays. -Database Manager

2023-03-18 - Stentor organ was to have additional stops including stops on 50-100 inches of wind, but was never realized. -YouFoundSharpe

Stoplist

http://wanamakerorgan.com/stoplist.php (Contra Fagotto and Swell Nasard not installed, only planned and not listed on the current stoplist) Source: Source not recorded Date not recorded

  

Philadelphia Pennsylvania
Macy's Department Store

Los Angeles Art Organ Co., Opus 35, 1904

*CHOIR

Double Dulciana  16  
Dulciana  8  
Open Diapason  8  
Violin Diapason  8  
Stopped Diapason  8  
Concert Flute  8  
Salicional  8  
Quintadena  8  
Vox Angelica  8  
Vox Celeste (Sharp)  8  
Keraulophone  8  
Forest  Flute  4  
Salicet  4  
Piccolo  2  
Soft Cornet  VI  
Saxophone  16  
Saxophone  8  
English Horn  8  
Clarinet  8  
 
*GREAT
 
UNENCLOSED GREAT  
 
Sub Principal  32  
Contra Gamba  16  
Double Diapason  16  
Sub Quint  10 2/3  
Diapason Phonon  8  
Diapason Major  8  
First Diapason  8  
Second Diapason  8  
Third Diapason  8  
Fourth Diapason  8  
Gamba (2 ranks)  8  
Major Tibia  8  
Mezzo Tibia  8  
Minor Tibia  8  
Double Flute  8  
Nazard Flute (2 ranks)  8  
Octave  4  
Mixture  VIII  
Harmonic Trumpet  8  
 
ENCLOSED GREAT
 
Covered Tibia  8  
Harmonic Flute  8  
Quint  5 1/3  
Harmonic Flute  4  
Principal  4  
Tierce  3 1/5  
Octave Quint  2  
Super Octave  2  
Mixture  VII  
Double Trumpet  16  
Tuba  8  
Trumpet  8  
Harmonic Clarion  4  
 
GREAT CHORUS  
 
Chorus Diapason Magna  8  
Chorus Stentorphone  8  
Chorus First Diapason  8  
Chorus Second Diapason  8  
Chorus Third Diapason  8  
Chorus Major Flute  8  
Chorus Double Flute  8  
Chorus Gamba  8  
Chorus Flute  4  
Chorus Octave  4  
Chorus Nazard  2 2/3  
 
*SWELL
 
Double Diapason  16  
Soft Bourdon  16  
Stentorphone  8  
Horn Diapason  8  
Violin Diapason  8  
Bell Flute  8  
Orchestral Flute  8  
Harmonic Flute  8  
Grand Flute (2 ranks)  8  
Double Flute  8  
Tibia Dura  8  
Clarabella  8  
Melodia  8  
Soft Dulciana  8  
Gamba Celeste (2 ranks, Sharp)  8  
Gamba  8  
Quint Bourdon  5 1/3  
Harmonic Flute (2 ranks)  4  
First Octave  4  
Second Octave  4  
Nazard(from Mixture V)  2 2/3  
Harmonic Piccol   2  
String Mixture  V  
Mixture  VI  
Bass Tuba  16  
Bass Trombone  16  
Contra Fagotto  16  
Double Oboe Horn  16  
Trombone  8  
Tuba  8  
Fagotto  8  
Oboe  8  
Trumpet  8  
Horn  8  
Bassett Horn  8  
Clarinet  8  
Clarinet (2 ranks)  8  
Vox Humana (2 ranks)  8  
Harmonic Clarion  4  
Musette  4  
 
Original String Division  
 
Contra Bass  16  
Violoncello  8  
Viol  8  
Viol (Sharp)  8  
Viola  8  
Quint Viol  5 1/3  
Octave Viol  4  
Violina  4  
Tierce  3 1/5  
Corroborating Mixture  V  
Viol Cornet  IV  
 
*SOLO
 
Double Open Diapason  16  
Grand Viol  16  
First Diapason  8  
Second Diapason  8  
Third Diapason  8  
Violin Diapason  8  
Viol  8  
Viol (Sharp)  8  
Harmonic Flute  8  
Tierce Flute (2 ranks)  8  
Chimney Flute  8  
Clarabella  8  
Gemshorn  8  
Nazard Gamba (2 ranks)  8  
Grand Gamba  8  
Grand Gamba (Sharp)  8  
Quintaphone  8  
Quint Diapason  5 1/3  
Octave  4  
Harmonic Flute  4  
Harmonic Tierce  3 1/5  
Twelfth Harmonic  2 2/3  
Piccolo Harmonic  2  
Double Trumpet  16  
Tuba  16  
Trumpet  8  
Soft Tuba  8  
Cornopean  8  
Ophicleide  8  
Musette  8  
Ophicleide  4  
Soft Tuba  4  
Grand Mixture  VI  
Mixture  V  
Mixture  VI  
 
*ETHEREAL
 
Bourdon  16  
First Open Diapason  8  
Second Open Diapason  8  
Clear Flute  8  
Harmonic Flute  8  
Double Flute  8  
Quint Flute  8  
Grand Gamba  8  
Grand Gamba (Sharp)  8  
Octavo  4  
Harmonic Flute  4  
Twelfth Harmonic  2 2/3  
Harmonic Piccolo  2  
Mixture  IV  
Tuba Profunda  16  
Tuba Mirabilis  8  
French Trumpet  8  
Grand Clarinet  8  
Post Horn  8  
Tuba Clarion  4  
 
*STENTOR
 
8 	Diapason Magna 	Chorus
8     	Cello 1 	String
8 	Cello 1 (♯) 	String
8 	Cello 1 (♭) 	String
8 	Cello 2 	String
8 	Cello 2 (♯) 	String
8 	Cello 2 (♭) 	String
8 	Nazard Gamba II 	String
8 	Nazard Gamba II (♯)      String
8 	Clear Flute 	Ethereal
4 	Clear Flute 	Ethereal
8 	French Horn 2 	Orchestral
8 	French Horn 3 	Orchestral
16 	Centennial Tuba (TC) 	 
8 	Centennial Tuba 	61 pipes
	Tremolo I 	
	Tremolo II 	
	Celli to Celli 16 	
	Stentor to Stentor 16 	
	Stentor to Unisson off 	
	Stentor to Stentor 4 	
	Stentor to Ethereal 8 	
	Stentor to Great sFz on Master 45 	
	Stentor to Great 8 	
	Stentor to Choir 8 	
	Stentor to Pedal 8 	
	Stentor to Pedal 4 	
	Stentor to Solo Expression 	
	Stentor to Swell Expression 	
	Stentor to Great Expression 	
	Stentor to Choir Expression 	
	10 combinaisons ajustables 	

    There were plans to add powerful double-languid diapasons, bold mixtures, and reeds on 50 to 100 inches of wind, yet due to various reasons, including the death of Rodman Wanamaker, these additions were never implemented.
    Three proposals were submitted: one from Henry Willis III, one from Charles Courboin and George W. Till, and one from G. Donald Harrison.

 En août 1925, Henry Willis III propose une section de Bombarde, inspirée de sa réalisation à la cathédrale de Liverpool, que Ch. Courboin avait beaucoup appréciée. Il propose de placer ce plan sonore, comme l'Echo, de l'autre côté de l'orgue.
	
ENCLOSED MANUAL

32' Contra Fagotto (metal, 12" wind)
16' Bombarde (metal, 50")
8' Ophicleide (metal, 50")
8' Trompette Harmonique (metal, 50")
4' Clarion (metal, 50")
VI Sesquialtera (15,17,19,22,26,29 - metal, 12")   	
8' Silver Trumpet (metal, 50")
V Grand Cornet (metal, 12")    	
VI Cymbale (22,28,29,31,33,36 - metal, 12") 	
	
UNENCLOSED MANUAL

16' Contra Tuba (metal, 50")
8' Tuba (metal, 50")
4' Clarion (metal, 50)
XII Grand Chorus (16',1,5,8,12,15,19,22,26,29,33,36 - metal, 12")   	
8' Tuba Mirabilis (metal, 75")
4' Clairon (metal, 75")
	  		
	
ENCLOSED PEDAL
		
32' Contra Trombone (metal, 50")
16' Trombone (metal, 50")
8'  Clarion (metal, 50")
VI  Sesquialtera (8,12,15,17,19,22 - metal, 12") 	
	
UNENCLOSED PEDALE
		
64' Bombarde (metal, 50")
32' Bombarde (metal, 50")
16' Bombarde (metal, 50")    	
8'  Bombarde (metal, 50")
4'  Bombarde (metal, 50")
IX  Fourniture (1, 5, 8, 12, 15, 19, 22, 26, 29 - metal, 12") 	

    Willis propose en même temps 4 sections de synthèse à ajouter à l'orgue. Ces 4 boîtes peuvent être contrôlées par les barres sous les claviers (au moins 8 positions) et couplables sur une même pédale d'expression :
	
BOX n°1
32' Sub Bourdon
16' Bourdon
 8' Open Flute
 8' Rohr Flute
 8' Cor de Nuit
 4' Flauto Traverso
 4' Lieblich Flute
 2' Flautina
 2' Lieblich Piccolo
 1' Octave Piccolo
 V' Repeating Mixture (8, 15, 22, 29, 36)
 16 Double Horn
 8' Horn
 4' Octave Horn
	
BOX n°2
21 1/3' Sub Quint
10 2/3' Quint
5 1/3' Quint
2 2/3' Douzième
2 2/3' Nasard
1 1/3' Larigot
V Repeating Quint Mixture (5, 12, 19, 26, 33)
10 2/3' Quint Horn
 5 1/3' Quint Horn
 2 2/3' Quint Horn
	
BOX n°3
12 4/5' Sub Tierce
6 2/5' Tierce
3 1/5' Dixième
1 3/5' Dix-Septième
V Tierce Repeating Mixture (10, 17, 24, 33, 41)
12 4/5' Tierce Horn
6 2/5' Tierce Horn
3 1/5' Tierce Horn
	
BOX n°4
9 1/7' Sub Septième
4 4/7' Septième
2 2/7' Septième
1 1/7' Petite Septième
V Repeating Mixture (b7, b14, b21, b28, b35)


 Le 26 octobre 1926, Charles Courboin et Georges W. Till signent un premier projet d'extension pour le Stentor (à droite : pressions et nbre de tuyaux) :
	  	
8' Diapason Magna 1 (double languid, 25" wind, 61 pipes) 	
8' Diapason Magna 2 (double languid, 25", 61) 	
8' Diapason Magna 3 (double languid, 25", 61)    	
8' Diapason Magna 4 (double languid, 25", 61) 	
4' Octave (15", 61)	
16' Sesquialtera IX (15", 549)	
16' Mixture XI (15", 671) 	
4' Cymbale VII (15", 427)	
32' Bombarde (25", 61) 	
16' Tuba Magna (50", 61) 	
16' Trombone (50", 61)	
16' Double Trumpet (50", 61) 	
16' Contra Post Horn (50", 61) 	
8'  Tuba Sonora (100", 61) 	

8 	Tuba Mirabilis 	
"
	
61
8 	Trombone 1 	
75
	
61
8 	Trombone 2 	
"
	
61
8 	Brass Trumpet 	
100
	
61
8 	Muted Trumpet 	
50
	
61
8 	French Horn 1 fff (open tone) 	
75
	
61
8 	French Horn 2 fff (open tone) 	
"
	
61
8 	French Horn 3 fff (closed tone) 	
50
	
61
8 	French Horn 4 ff (closed tone) 	
"
	
61
4 	Tuba Clarion 	
100
	
61
4 	Clarion Trumpet 	
75
	
61
			
	
PEDAL
			
16 	Diaphone 	
650
	
44
8 	  Diaphone (ext) 	
"
16 	Open Diapason 	
25
	
56
8 	  Open Diapason (ext) 	
"
4 	  Open Diapason (ext) 	
"
XI 	Grand Mixture 16' 	
15
	
352
64 	Diaphonic Bombarde 	
50
	
80
32 	  Diaphonic Bombarde (ext.) 	
"
16 	  Diaphonic Bombarde (ext.) 	
"
8 	  Diaphonic Bombarde (ext.) 	
"
4 	  Diaphonic Bombarde (ext.) 	
"
32 	Bombarde (manual) 	
25
16 	Wood Trombone 	
50
	
56
8 	  Wood Trombone (ext.) 	
"
4 	  Wood Trombone (ext.) 	
"
16 	Tuba Sonora 	
50
	
56
8 	  Tuba Sonora (ext) 	
"
4 	  Tuba Sonora (ext) 	
"
10 2/3   	Quint 	
25
	
32


 Un autre projet vit le jour, lui aussi sans suite, daté du 12 décembre 1927. On le commande à G. Donald Harrison, coût de l'ensemble : 48 500 $. Si le 1er projet était basé sur l'emphase de jeux à l'unisson (comme pour le clavier de String ou les Voix Humaines de l'Orchestral), celui-ci est plutôt basé sur les choeurs (ensembles de même couleur mais toutes tessitures) :
	  	
pression
	
tuyaux
16 	Double Diapason (biseau double) 	
650
	
61
16 	Double Clarabella (bois) 	
"
	
61
8 	Diapason 1 II (biseau double) 	
"
	
122
8 	Diapason 2 II 	
650
	
122
8 	Flûte Majeure (bois) 	
"
	
61
5 1/3 	Quinte (métal) 	
"
	
61
4 	Octave 	
"
	
61
4 	Principal 	
"
	
61
3 1/5 	Grosse tierce 	
"
	
61
2 2/3 	Octave Quinte 	
"
	
61
2 	Super Octave 	
"
	
61
V 	Mixture Grave (8.12.15.19.22) 	
"
	
305
VII 	Cymbale (19.22.26.29.31.33.36) 	
"
	
427
IX 	Grand Chorus (1.5.8.12.15.19.22.26.29) 	
"
	
549
32 	Contrebasson 	
500
	
16 	Contre Tuba 	
1300
	
61
16 	Bombarde 	
"
	
16 	Double French Horn (closed tone) 	
"
	
61
8 	Tuba Mirabilis 	
2500   
	
61
8 	Tuba Sonora 	
1300
	
8 	Trombone 	
"
	
61
8 	French Horn (open tone, harmonique) 	
"
	
4 	Tuba Clairon 	
2500
	
4 	Clairon 	
1300
	
			
	
PÉDALE
	
		
16 	Great Bass III (biseau double, bois/métal)    	
650
16 	Minor Bass II (bois/métal) 	
"
16 	Open Bass (16"x18", bois) 	
"
10 2/3    	Quinte (bois) 	
"
8 	Octave II (biseau double, bois/métal) 	
"
8 	Principal 	
"
4 	Super Octave 	
"
VII 	Harmonics (10.12.15.17.19.21.22) 	
"
V 	Fourniture 	
"
64 	Contre Bombarde 	
"
32 	  Bombarde (ext.) 	
"
16 	  Bombarde (française)(ext.) 	
1300
32 	Contre Trombone (bois) 	
"
16 	  Trombone (ext.) 	
"
8 	  Octave Trombone (ext.) 	
"
16 	Ophicleide (métal) 	
"
8 	  Trompette (ext.) 	
"
4 	  Clairon (ext.) 	
"

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*ECHO
(Floating)  
   
Bourdon  16  
Open Diapason  8  
Violin Diapason  8  
Stopped Diapason  8  
Night Horn  8  
Clarabella  8  
Melodia  8  
Orchestral Viol  8  
Soft Viol  8  
Soft Viol (Sharp)  8  
Unda Maris (2 ranks)  8  
Open Quint  5 1/3  
Octave  4  
Harmonic Flute  4  
Mellow Flute  4  
Cornet Mixture  V  
Mixture  VI  
Double Trumpet  16  
Trumpet  8  
Capped Oboe  8  
Euphone  8  
Vox Humana  8  
 
*ORCHESTRAL
(Floating)  
 
Contra Quintadena  16  
Duophone  8  
Tibia  8  
Covered Tibia  8  
Concert Flute  8  
Harmonic Flute  8  
Mellow Flute  8  
String Flute  8  
Double Flute  8  
Hollow Flute  8  
Harmonic Flute  4  
Orchestral Flute  4  
Covered Flute  4  
Octave  4  
Harmonic Piccolo  2  
English Horn  16  
Bass Clarinet  16  
Bass Saxophone  16  
Bassoon  16  
English Horn  8  
Orchestral Clarinet  8  
Saxophone  8  
Orchestral Bassoon  8  
Bassett Horn  8  
Oboe  8  
Orchestral Oboe  8  
Orchestral Trumpet  8  
First French Horn  8  
Second French Horn  8  
Third French Horn  8  
Kinura  8  
Muted Cornet  8  

*VOX HUMANA CHORUS
(Floating)  
 
Vox Humana  16  
First Vox Humana  8  
Second Vox Humana  8  
Third Vox Humana  8  
Fourth Vox Humana  8  
Fifth Vox Humana  8  
Sixth Vox Humana  8  
Seventh Vox Humana  8  
 

  
 
  
 

*STRING
(Floating)  
 
Violone  16  
First Contra Gamba  16  
Second Contra Gamba  16  
First Contra Viol  16  
Second Contra Viol  16  
First Viol  16  
Second Viol  16  
Violin Diapason  8  
Gamba  8  
Nazard Gamba (2 ranks)  8  
Nazard Gamba (2 ranks, sharp)  8  
First 'Cello (Natural)  8  
First 'Cello (Sharp)  8  
First 'Cello (Flat)     8  
Second 'Cello (Natural)    8  
Second 'Cello (Sharp)  8  
Second 'Cello (Flat)       8  
First Orchestral Violin (Natural)      8  
First Orchestral Violin (Sharp)  8  
First Orchestral Violin (Flat)       8  
Second Orchestral Violin (Natural)      8  
Second Orchestral Violin (Sharp)  8  
Second Orchestral Violin (Flat)       8  
Third Orchestral Violin (Natural)      8  
Third Orchestral Violin (Sharp)  8  
Third Orchestral Violin (Flat)       8  
Fourth Orchestral Violin (Natural)      8  
Fourth Orchestral Violin (Sharp)  8  
Fourth Orchestral Violin (Flat)       8  
Fifth Orchestral Violin (Natural)     8  
Fifth Orchestral Violin (Sharp)  8  
Fifth Orchestral Violin (Flat)       8  
Sixth Orchestral Violin (Natural)     8  
Sixth Orchestral Violin (Sharp)  8  
Sixth Orchestral Violin (Flat)       8  
First Muted Violin (Natural)      8  
First Muted Violin (Sharp)  8  
First Muted Violin   (Flat)     8  
Second Muted Violin (Natural)      8  
Second Muted Violin (Sharp)  8  
Second Muted Violin (Flat)      8  
Third Muted Violin (Natural)      8  
Third Muted Violin (Sharp)  8  
Third Muted Violin (Flat)       8  
Fourth Muted Violin (Natural)      8  
Fourth Muted Violin (Sharp)  8  
Fourth Muted Violin (Flat)       8  
Fifth Muted Violin (Natural)      8  
Fifth Muted Violin (Sharp)  8  
Fifth Muted Violin (Flat)       8  
Sixth Muted Violin (Natural)      8  
Sixth Muted Violin (Sharp)  8  
Sixth Muted Violin (Flat)       8  
First Orchestral Violina (Natural)      4  
First Orchestral Violina (Sharp)  4  
Second Orchestral Violina (Natural)      4  
Second Orchestral Violina (Sharp)  4  
Quint Viol (Natural)     5 1/3  
Quint Viol (Sharp)  5 1/3  
Tierce Viol (Natural)     3 1/5  
Tierce Viol (Sharp)  3 1/5  
Nazard Violina (Natural)      2 2/3  
Nazard Violina (Sharp)  2 2/3  
Super Violina (Natural)      2  
Super Violina (Sharp)  2  
First Dulciana (Natural)      8  
First Dulciana (Sharp)  8  
Second Dulciana (Natural)      8  
Second Dulciana (Sharp)  8  
Third Dulciana (Natural)      8  
Third Dulciana (Sharp)  8  
Fourth Dulciana (Natural)      8  
Fourth Dulciana (Sharp)  8  
Fifth Dulciana (Natural)     8  
Fifth Dulciana (Sharp)  8  
Sixth Dulciana (Natural)      8  
Sixth Dulciana (Sharp)  8  
First Octave Dulciana (Natural)      4  
First Octave Dulciana (Sharp)  4  
Second Octave Dulciana (Natural)      4  
Second Octave Dulciana (Sharp)  4  
Dulciana Mutation  V  
 
*PERCUSSION
(Floating)  
 
Major Chimes  37 tubular chimes, tenor C to c1  
Minor Chimes  25 tubular chimes, G to G  
Metalophone  49 metal bars, tenor C to C2  
Celeste  49 metal bars, tenor C to c2, Mustel  
Piano I  prepared for)  
Piano II  88 notes  
Harp I  49 metal bars, tenor C to c2  
Harp II  (prepared for)  
Gongs  49 metal bars, tenor C to C2  
Crescendo Cymbal  
Cymbalstar  (attachable accessory)  
 

*MAIN PEDAL
 
Gravissima  64  
Contra Diaphone  32  
Diaphone  16  
First Contra Open Diapason 32  Wood  
Second Contra Open Diapason 32  Metal  
First Open Diapason  16  
Second Open Diapason  16  
Third Open Diapason  16  
Open Diapason  8  
Contra Bourdon  32  
Bourdon  16  
Soft Bourdon  16  
Octave Soft Bourdon  8  
Open Flute  16  
Soft Flute  8  
Flute  4  
Violone  16  
Gamba  16  
Dulciana  16  
Soft Dulciana  8  
Open Quint  10 2/3  
Stopped Quint  10 2/3  
Stentor  8  
Octave  8  
First Tibia  8  
Second Tibia  8  
First Tibia  4  
Second Tibia  4  
First 'Cello  8  
Second 'Cello  8  
Principal  4  
Octave  4  
Mixture  VII  
Mixture  VIII  
Mixture  VIII  
Grand Mutation  X  
Contra Bombarde  32  
Bombarde  16  
Bombarde  8  
Trombone  16  
Tuba  16  
Euphonium  16
Contra Fagotto 32  
Fagotto  16  
Octave Fagotto  8  
Tromba  8  
Clarion  4  
 
*ETHEREAL PEDAL
 
Acoustic Bass  32  
Diapason  16  
Bombarde  16  
Bombarde  8  
 

*ECHO PEDAL
 
Open Diapason  16  
Stopped Diapason  16  
 
*STRING PEDAL
 
Contra Diaphone  32  
Diaphone  16  
Diaphone  8  
Contra Gamba  32  
Gamba  16  
Gamba  8  
First Violone  16  
Second Violone  16  
First Violone  8  
Second Violone  8  
Violone  4  
Viol  16  
Viol (Sharp)  16  
Viol  8  
Viol (Sharp)  8  
Grand String Pedal Mixture  XII  
Mutation Diaphone  16  
Mutation Viol  16  
Mutation Viol  10 2/3  
Mutation Viol  8  
Mutation Viol  5 1/3  
Mutation Viol  4  
Mutation Viol  2 2/3  
Mutation Viol  2  
Mutation Viol  1 3/5  
Mutation Viol  1 1/3  
Mutation Viol  4/5  

*VOX HUMANA CHORUS PEDAL  

First Vox Humana  16  
Second Vox Humana  16  
 
RANKS AND PIPES

PEDAL  75 ranks, 81 stops, 2,573 pipes  
CHOIR  24 ranks, 19 stops, 1,452 pipes  
GREAT  58 ranks, 43 stops, 3,634 pipes  
SWELL  70 ranks, 51 stops, 4,410 pipes  
SOLO  51 ranks, 35 stops, 3,713 pipes  
ETHEREAL  23 ranks, 20 stops, 1,670 pipes  
STRING  88 ranks, 87 stops, 6,340 pipes  
STENTOR  1 rank, 2 stops, 61 pipes  
ORCHESTRAL  31 ranks, 31 stops, 2,239 pipes  
ECHO  33 ranks, 22 stops, 2,013 pipes  
VOX CHORUS  8 ranks, 8 stops, 572 pipes  
 
TOTAL   463 ranks, 28,677 pipes 

  

   

   

 



 [Received from Russ Nyland 2014-03-28.]

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