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Orgues Létourneau Ltée Opus 50 (2002)

Winspear Center
9720 - 102 Ave NW
Edmonton, AB, CA

Consoles

Main

Console position: Movable Console
4 manuals
96 stops

Notes

2012-11-16 - This entry describes an original installation of a new pipe organ. Identified by Ronald van Amsterdam, using information from this web site: http://www.winspearcentre.com/about/davis-concert-organ/. -- -Database Manager

2012-11-19 - Updated through online information from Ronald van Amsterdam. -- The Davis Concert Organ is Canada's largest concert organ and second largest pipe organ in the country. (2012) It was Launched at a sold-out gala performance on September 14, 2002. The organ is named the Davis Concert Organ both to acknowledge the generosity of Dr. Stuart Davis, and for him to honour the memory of his late wife Winona. -Database Manager

Stoplist

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The Davis Concert Organ
The Francis Winspear Centre for Music, Edmonton, Alberta
Orgues Létourneau Limitée, Opus 50

Cut and Paste from: http://www.winspearcentre.com/images/stories/pdfs/organ-specs.pdf

GRAND-ORGUE (125mm wind)
22 stops; 33 ranks; 1,879 pipes
16’ Montre .............................. 61 pipes
16’ Bourdon (wood) .............................. 61 ”
8’ Montre I .................................. 61 ”
8’ Montre II ................................. 61 ”
8’ Flûte harmonique .................... 61 ”
8’ Flûte à cheminée ..................... 61 ”
5 1/3’ Gros Nazard ............................. 61 ”
4’ Prestant ................................... 61 ”
4’ Flûte conique ........................... 61 ”
3 1/5’ Grosse Tierce ........................... 61 ”
2’ Doublette ................................. 61 ”
2’ Flûte à bec ............................... 61 ”
III Grosse Fourniture (12-15-19) .. 183 ”
IV-VI Fourniture (19-22-26-29) ............. 306 ”
II-IV Cymbale (26-29) ............................ 208 ”
V Cornet (from tenor C) .................... 245 ”
16’ Bombarde ............................... 61 ”
8’ Trompette ................................ 66 ”
4’ Clairon .................................... 78 ”
Tremblant
16’ Trompette en chamade ..... BOMBARDE
8’ Trompette en chamade ..... BOMBARDE
4’ Clairon en chamade .......... BOMBARDE
POSITIF EXPRESSIF (130mm wind)
20 stops; 22 ranks; 1,335 pipes
16’ Cor de chamois ................. 61 pipes
8’ Principal .................................. 61 ”
8’ Bourdon (wood) ............................... 61 ”
8’ Dulciane .................................. 61 ”
8’ Dulciane céleste (from tenor C) ..... 49 ”
4’ Octave ..................................... 61 ”
4’ Flûte à fuseau .......................... 61 ”
2 2/3’ Quinte ..................................... 61 ”
2’ Doublette ................................. 61 ”
2’ Flûte ........................................ 61 ”
1 3/5’ Tierce ...................................... 61 ”
1 1/3’ Larigot ..................................... 61 ”
IV Fourniture (19-22-26-29) ............. 244 ”
III Cymbale (29-33-36) ...................... 183 ”
8’ Trompette ................................ 66 ”
8’ Cromorne ................................ 61 ”
8’ Clarinette ................................. 61 ”
Tremblant
16’ Trompette en chamade ..... BOMBARDE
8’ Trompette en chamade ..... BOMBARDE
4’ Clairon en chamade .......... BOMBARDE
RÉCIT EXPRESSIF (130mm wind)
18 stops; 23 ranks; 1,418 pipes
16’ Bourdon (wood) ....................... 61 pipes
8’ Diapason ................................. 61 ”
8’ Bourdon .................................. 61 ”
8’ Viole de gambe ........................ 61 ”
8’ Voix céleste (from GG) ..................... 54 ”
4’ Prestant ................................... 61 ”
4’ Flûte octaviante (harmonic) ........... 61 ”
2 2/3’ Nazard ..................................... 61 ”
2’ Octavin (harmonic) ........................... 61 ”
2’ Quarte de nazard ..................... 61 ”
1 3/5’ Tierce ...................................... 61 ”
IV Plein jeu (15-19-22-26) ................. 244 ”
III Cymbale (22-26-29) ...................... 183 ”
16’ Basson ..................................... 61 ”
8’ Trompette ................................ 66 ”
8’ Hautbois .................................. 61 ”
8’ Voix humaine ........................... 61 ”
4’ Clairon .................................... 78 ”
Tremblant
BOMBARDE EXPRESSIF(250mm wind)
11 stops; 19 ranks; 1,119 pipes
8’ Montre .................................... 61 ”
8’ Viole d’orchestre ..................... 61 ”
8’ Viole céleste (from GG) ................... 54 ”
4’ Prestant ................................... 61 ”
2’ Doublette ................................. 61 ”
V Fourniture (12-15-19-22-26) ........ 305 ”
V Grand Cornet (from tenor C) ........ 245 ”
8’ Tuba Magna † .......................... 66 ”
16’ Trompette en chamade ∞ .......... 61 ”
8’ Trompette en chamade ∞ .......... 66 ”
4’ Clairon en chamade ∞ ............... 78 ”
Rossignol
Clochettes
PÉDALE (130mm and 150mm wind)
25 stops; 25 ranks; 800 pipes
32’ Montre .............................. 32 pipes
32’ Bourdon (wood) ........................ 32 ”
16’ Contrebasse (wood) ........................ 32 ”
16’ Montre ......................... GRAND-ORGUE
16’ Soubasse (wood) .............................. 32 ”
16’ Bourdon .................................. RÉCIT
16’ Cor de chamois ..................... POSITIF
10 2/3’ Quinte ..................................... 32 ”
8’ Prestant * ................................. 32 ”
8’ Violoncelle ............................... 32 ”
8’ Bourdon *
......................................................... 32 ”
4’ Basse de chorale *
................................... 32 ”
4’ Cor de nuit *
................................................... 32 ”
2’ Flûte *
.................................................................... 32 ”
III Grosse Fourniture (5-8-12) ........... 96 ”
V Fourniture (12-15-19-22-26) ........ 160 ”
32’ Bombardon ............................. 32 ”
16’ Bombarde ............................... 32 ”
16’ Basson ..................................... 32 ”
8’ Trompette *
..................................................... 32 ”
4’ Clairon *
............................................................. 32 ”
2’ Clairon doublette *
................................... 32 ”
Tremblant (affects stops marked with *)
16’ Trompette en chamade ..... BOMBARDE
8’ Trompette en chamade ..... BOMBARDE
4’ Clairon en chamade .......... BOMBARDE
TOTALS:
96 stops; 122 ranks; 6,551 pipes
COUPLERS:
All usual suboctave, unison and octave interand
intra-manual couplers.
CONSOLE ACCESSORIES:
Combination action by Solid State Organ Systems,
shared by both consoles.
300 levels of memory, each controlling:
• 8 adjustable pistons for Grand-Orgue
• 8 adjustable pistons for Positif
• 8 adjustable pistons for Récit
• 6 adjustable pistons for Bombarde
• 8 adjustable pistons for Pédale
• 16 adjustable General pistons
• 1 adjustable Tutti piston
General crescendo pedal with bargraph
indicator, featuring 1 fixed and 3 adjustable
programs of 60 stages each.
Independent registration sequencer with up to
3000 adjustable sequences.
Total Recall disk-based memory back-up system.
Manual Transfer feature exchanging Positif and
Grand-Orgue with appropriate pistons.
Pédale to Grand-Orgue Pistons coupler.
WINDING:
The organ uses four blowers requiring a
total of 25 horsepower.

 [Received from Ronald van Amsterdam 2012-11-17.]

Websites

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