2008-10-23 - Updated through online information from James R. Stettner. -- The organ is in a chamber in the front left corner of the church. There are two facades: the larger encased facade is on the nave side. The pipe fence facade is over the keydesk on the chancel side. The stoplist is quite generous. The organ has 12 foot trundles controlling the water motor (now gone), chimes (added 20th cent. on T-P action), manual and pedal combinations, octave couplers, and the Swell Tremulant. Source: extant organ documented March, 1988. -Database Manager
Specification from <i>The Organ in New England</i> by Barbara Owen (Raleigh: The Sunbury Press, 1979) Source: Source not recorded Date not recorded
Lowell, Massachusetts St. John's Episcopal Church Geo. H. Ryder 1871 2 manuals, 21 stops, 24 ranks _________________________________________________________________________ Source: Examination of extant organ by Barbara Owen GREAT ORGAN SWELL ORGAN 8' Principal 58 16' Lieb. Gedeckt Bass 12 8' Dolce 58 16' Lieb. Gedeckt Treble 49 tc 8' Viola di Gamba 58 8' Geigen Principal 58 8' Wald Flöte 58 8' Harmonica 58 4' Octave 58 8' Gedeckt 58 4' Rohrflöte 58 4' Violina 58 2 2/3' Quint 58 4' Spitzflöte 58 2' Super Octave 58 Mixture II 116 Mixture III 174 8' Hautbois Discant 46 tc 8' Tromba 58 8' Fagotto Bass 12 Chimes * PEDAL ORGAN * added 20th c., t-p action 16' Violon Bass 27 16' Sub Bass 27 COUPLERS 8' Violoncello 27 Great to Pedal Swell to Pedal MECHANICALS Swell to Great Swell Tremulant Swell to Great Suboctave Great to Pedal Reversible 7 combination pedals [Received from Steven E. Lawson 2015-01-02]
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