Note: Not extant. Not playable. (in this location)
2012-04-21 - For the second Brooklyn Tabernacle, an organ was built in 1873 by George Jardine & Son of New York City. This organ featured a detached console about ten feet from the case, an unenclosed Orchestral Organ located above the Great, and a façade surmounted by the Song Trumpet. Both the Great and Orchestral divisions employed pneumatic assistance. This organ and the church were destroyed by fire in 1889. -Database Manager
Source: Larry Trupiano via the NYC AGO NYC Organ Project
Brooklyn, New York
Brooklyn Tabernacle
Geo. Jardine & Son 1873 3/44
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GREAT CHORUS SWELL
16' Dbl Open Diapason 58 16' Bourdon Bass 12
8' Open Diapason Major 58 16' Bourdon Treble 46 tc
8' Open Diapason Minor 58 8' Open Diapason 58
8' Doppel Diapason 58 8' Clariana 58 *
8' Melody Diapason 58 8' Clarionet Flute 58
6' Quint 58 8' Dulciana 58
4' Principal 58 4' Violina 58
3' Twelfth 58 4' Echo Flute 58
2' Fifteenth 58 2' Piccolo 58
III Sesquialtera 174 III Cornet 174
II Cymbal 116 8' Cornopean 58
8' Oboe & Bassoon 58
GREAT SOLO 8' Vox Humana 58
Tremulant
8' Gamba 58
8' Dolcissimo 58 PEDAL
4' Flute Harmonic 58
8' Trumpet 58 16' Open Diapason 30
4' Clarionet 58 16' Contra-Bourdon 30
16' Violin 30
ORCHESTRAL 12' Gross-Quint 30
8' Violoncello 30
8' Horn Diapason 58 8' Flöte 30
8' Concert Flute 58 16' Trombone 30
4' Flûte à Pavillon 58
8' Song Trumpet 58 * Bell Gamba
2½ octaves of bells struck with a piano action
playable on Great or Swell keyboard. Sharp-effect
on bells.
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