The Organ at Lancaster Cathedral |
The Organ was originally built by H. Ainscough of Preston in 1888, rebuilt in 1975 by Pendlebury of Clevelys, and rebuilt in 2009 by Henry Willis and Sons Liverpool. |
* from Sw Bourdon ** prepared for |
2009 Willis Console |
Great Organ Double Open Diapason Open Diapason I Open Diapason II Hohl Flute Harmonic Flute Principal Twelfth Fifteenth Mixture Trumpet Trompette** |
16 2 8 8 |
Swell Organ Bourdon Open Diapason Flute* Salicional Voix Céleste Principal Mixture Vox Humana Oboe Horn Clarion Sub Octave Reeds Sw Octave Tremulant |
16 4 |
Choir Organ Lieblich Gedackt Gamba Dulciana Flauto Traverso Salicet Piccolo Clarinet Trumpet (From Gt) Trompette (From Gt)** Choir Octave Tremulant |
8 8 8 |
Pedal Organ Resultant Bass Open Diapason Contra Bass Sub Bass Bourdon* Principal Bass Flute* Quint* Octave Flute* Harmonics Trombone
Swell to Great Reversible thumb & toe Swell to Choir Reversible thumb & toe Swell to Pedal Reversible thumb & toe Great to Pedal Reversible thumb & toe Choir to Pedal Reversible thumb Gt to Ped Combs |
32 8 8 5⅓ 4 32 16 |
Accessories: 6 Divisional thumb pistons to Sw, Gt and Ch 6 General thumb pistons 6 toe pistons to Ped and Sw Reversible Thumb (Trompette) 250 levels of memory Transposer (-6/+6) Full Midi capability Advance and Retard for sequencer and stepper, both thumb & toe Setter General Cancel |
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The console is detached from the instrument but is in a fixed position on the West-end gallery. |
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