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John C. B. Standbridge (1863)

St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church (1841): Nave
20th St. below Locust
Philadelphia, PA

Note: Not extant. Not playable. (in this location)


Notes

2021-02-20 - Replaced by Haskell in 1913, retaining some pipework. Some of the dispersed pipework appeared much older than 1913. -Paul R. Marchesano

2021-03-02 - Dedicated Thursday, October 8, 1863. -Paul R. Marchesano


Stoplist

Transcribed from opening announcement reprinted in 1996 OHS Convention Handbook. Source: Transcribed from reprint of Dedication Program 1863

John C. B. Standbridge (1863)
St. Patrick's R.C. Church
Philadelphia, PA

           OPENING
             for
       N E W  O R G A N
  Built by J.C.B. Standbridge
              in
     St. Patrick's Church
 Twentieth Street below Locust
On Thursday Evening, October 8th, 1863

It has three set of keys and pedals
Great Manual CC to G, in alt. 56 keys
       ____________________

GREAT ORGAN -- REGISTER
1. 16' Open Diapason, Metal              56 pipes
2.  8' Violin--Conical metal pipes  
      (with bells), playing open bass    49   "
3.  8' Dulcissima--Conical metal pipes  
       with bells                           47   "
4.  8' Melodia, Wood                        47   "
5.  8' Stopped Diapason, Bass, Wood          9   "
6.  8' Stopped Diapason, Treble, Wood       47   "
7.  4' Principal, Metal                     56   "
8.  4' Flauta Traversa, Wood                47   "
9. 2⅔' Twelfth--Metal                       56   "
10. 2' Fifteenth--Metal                     56   "
11.    Sesquialtera, 3 rks, 
         17th, 19th, 22d                   159   "
12. 8' Trumpet                              56   "
13. 4' Clarion                              56   "

CHOIR ORGAN (same Compass, 56 keys)
14. 8' Open Diapason, Metal (5 lowest wood) 56 pipes
15. 8' Dulcissima, Metal--Bells--Conical
         playing Stopped Bass               47   "
16. 8' Stopped Diapason (all wood)          56   "
17. 4' Principal--Metal                     56   "
18. 4' Chimney Flute--Metal                 48   "
19.2⅔' Twelfth--Metal                       45   "
20. 2' Fifteenth--Metal                     56   "
21. 8' Clarionet                            44   "

SWELL ORGAN (same Compass, 56 keys)
22. 16' Bourdon, Wood, (lowest 13 pipes 
          outside of Swell box)          51 pipes
23.  8' Open Diapason, Metal             51   "
24.  8' Kalophone (Conical bells
          playing Open Bass              44   "
25.  8' Stop'd Diapason, Bass, Wood
          outside of box                  5   "
26.  8' Stop'd Diapason, Treble, Wood    51   "
27.  4' Principal, Metal                 56   "
28.  4' Chimney Flute, Wood to B         45   "
29. 2⅔' Twelfth,  Metal to F             51   "
30.  2' Fifteenth   "                    51   "
31. 1⅗' Seventeenth "                    41   "
32.  8' Trumpet     "                    51   "
33.  8' Hautboy     "                    51   "
34.     Tremulant

PEDAL ORGAN (Compass 20 keys,--CCC to G)
35. 16' Double Open Diapason, Wood       20 pipes
36. 16' Dulciana (to DDD sharp)          20   "
                                Total  1740 pipes

ACCESSORIES
37. Coupler, Swell to Great, Unison
38.    "     Choir to Great, Sub-Octaves
39.    "     Great to Pedals
40.    "     Choir to Pedals
41.    "     Swell Open [quotation marks sic]
42.    "     Wind Alarm [quotation marks sic]
             Shifting movement for Heavy Pedal
             Shifting movement for Great 12th and 15th

Transcribed from opening announcement reprinted in 1996 OHS Convention Handbook. Minor adjustments have beedn applied for uniformity, namely pitches before the stop names and provided where they were left out of the original and miscellaneous commas have been eliminated.

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