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John Baker (1867)

Grace Episcopal Church
Charleston, SC

Consoles

Main

2 manuals

Notes

2015-06-15 - This entry describes an original installation of a new pipe organ. Identified by Jim Lewis, using information found in Charleston (S.C.) Daily News March 30, 1867. -Database Manager

Stoplist

Original document from Jim Lewis. Source: Charleston Daily News May 30, 1867 2017-02-18

Charleston, South Carolina
Grace Episcopal Church

Organ by John Baker   1867
Cost $4000

Great: CC to G
8  Open Diapason        56 pipes
8  Keraulophon          44 pipes
8  Stop'd. Bass         12 pipes
8  Clarabella           44 pipes
4  Principal            56 pipes
4  Harmonic Flute       56 pipes
2 2/3 Twelfth           56 pipes
2  Fifteenth            56 pipes
8  Trumpet              56 pipes
8  Cremona              44 pipes

Swell: with Choir Bass
16 Bourdon Bass         12 pipes
16 Bourdon Treble       44 pipes
8  Open Diapason        44 pipes
8  Stop'd Diap. Bass    12 pipes
8  Stop'd Diap. Treble  44 pipes
8  Dulciana             44 pipes
4  Principal Bass       12 pipes
4  Principal Treble     44 pipes
   Cornet III          132 pipes
8  Hautboy              44 pipes
8  Vox Humana           44 pipes
   Vox Tremolo

Pedal:  CCC to C
16 Double Open Diap.    25 pipes
8  Violoncello          25 pipes

Swell to Great
Great to Pedal
Swell to Pedal

Note: In the original newspaper account,
      the designation "notes" is given 
      for the Great, and "pipes" for the
      Swell and Pedal.

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