Builder: 1806 - unknown
1857 Thomas J Robson (London)
1979 Wells Kennedy Partnership (Lisburn Co. Antrim)
Console type: Integrated
Stop controls: Drawstop
Pedals type: Concave & Radiating
Action
Key: Mechanical
Stop: Mechanical
Temperament:
Tuning (a'): 440 Hz
Wind supply
Pressures (inches):
Great 2 1/2
Swell 2 1/2
Pedal 3 1/2
Specification:
I Great (C-f; 54)
Open Diapason 8 1806 GG to tenor A sharp in case
Stopped Diapason 8 1806 Stopped wood to ten. B rest metal chimney
Viol di Gamba 8 1870 Shares bot. octave of Stopped Diapason
Principal 4 1806
Twelfth 2 2/3 1979 added - uses 19th century pipework
Fifteenth 2 1806
Mixture III 1979 CC-Ten. D 19 22 26
Ten. D - Mid G 15 19 22
Mid G# - Treb. G 12 15 19
Treb. G# - Top f 8 12 15
II Swell (C-f; 54)
Double Diapason T.C 16 1806 Mid. F - top F metal - rest 1857 wood
Open Diapason 8 1806 Old Choir Stopped Diapason
Stopped Diapason 8 1806
Principal 4 pre 1806
Flute T.C. 4 1806
Fifteenth 2 1857 New bottom octave 1979
Trumpet 8 1857 New bottom octave 1979
Octave Hautboy 4 1806 transposed one octave down in 1979 - new
top octave
Pedal (C-f; 30)
Subbass 16 1979
Bass Flute 8 1979
Fifteenth 4 1979
Fagot 16 1979
Couplers:
Swell to Great
Great to Pedal
Swell to Pedal
Comments:
Organ was originally a three manual in existing case. Choir organ
was removed c.1953.
Swell Principal is attributed to Renatus Harris (1680-1724).
Voicing style suggests that the organ may originally have been
by Samuel Green although there is no proof for this statement.
Originally a Trumpet and Sesquialtera existed on the Great
but the pipework was discarded at some unknown time.
Source - IMcC 4/1995
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