ORGAN SPECIFICATION – TICKELL & CO 2001
| GREAT | |||
| Open Diapason | 8 | Front pipes are 80% polished tin (remainder 52%) | |
| Stopt Diapason | 8 | Poplar | |
| Dulciana | 8 | 52% tin, 1-12 from Stopt Diapason 8 | |
| Principal | 4 | 52% tin | |
| Spitzflute | 4 | 20% tin | |
| Fifteenth | 2 | 52% tin | |
| Cornet | III | 12.15.17 from C13, 52% tin | |
| Mixture | IV | 19.22.26.29 52% tin | |
| Trumpet | 8 | 52% tin | |
| SWELL | |||
| Open Diapason | 8 | from C13, 1-12 from Chimney Flute 8 with 4′ helpers | |
| Chimney Flute | 8 | 1-12 of Poplar, 13–56 20% tin | |
| Salicional | 8 | from C13, 52% tin, 1-12 from Chimney Flute 8 | |
| Voix Celeste | 8 | from C13, 52% tin | |
| Principal | 4 | 52% tin | |
| Flageolet | 2 | 52% tin | |
| Larigot | 11/3 | 52% tin | |
| Sesquialtera | III | 17.19.22 52% tin | |
| Cremona | 16 | 52% tin | |
| Hautboy | 8 | 52% tin | |
| Tremulant | |||
| The swell box has two 2 sets of shutters, on the East and West sides, operated by separate pedals | |||
| PEDAL | |||
| Sub Bass | 16 | Poplar | |
| Principal | 8 | Poplar (open wood) | |
| Choral Bass | 4 | 52% tin | |
| Trombone | 16 | 1-10 zinc, 11-30 52% tin, wood boots | |
COUPLERS
Swell to Great; Swell to Pedal; Great to Pedal
Manuals CC-g, 56 notes, with bone naturals and blackwood sharps Pedals CCC-F, 30 notes, radiating and concave
Mechanical action and slider chests to manuals and pedals. Electric stop action.
Tuning: originally Valotti, modified in 2016 to Simon Brown’s ‘St Mary Le Bow’ temperament
Wind pressures: Great and Swell 73mm, Pedal 80mm.
ACCESSORIES
Cymbelstern – added March 2006
6 pistons to each manual, Great and Swell, 4 composition pedals to Pedal 6 general thumb pistons, duplicated by toe pedals
Reversible thumb pistons to Sw/Gt, Sw/Ped & Gt/Ped Reversible toe pedals to Sw/Gt and Gt/Ped
Set and General Cancel Pistons
Memory selector and ‘scope’ control (piston programmer) by Solid State Logic
An account of the organ from the designer’s viewpoint by Kenneth Tickell is here.
Details of the previous organ are here.
