Whitehouse
Bros Organ
The two manual, 22 stop Whitehouse
Bros Organ was inaugurated on 17 March 1942. Since the construction
of the Létourneau organ and the accompanying mobile console,
the Whitehouse Bros Organ can be played from the mobile console,
which allows for both organs to be played at the same time. Below
are the specifications of the Whitehouse Organ:
PEDAL
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GREAT
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SWELL (expressive)
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Open Diapason |
16' |
Double Diapason |
16' |
Bourdon |
16' |
Violone |
16' |
Large Open Diapason |
8' |
Violin Diapason |
8' |
Bourdon |
16' |
Small Open Diapason |
8' |
Lieblich Gedact |
8' |
Echo Bourdon |
16' |
Stopped Diapason |
8' |
Salicional |
8' |
Octave |
8' |
Dulciana |
8' |
Vox Angelica |
8' |
Bass Flute |
8' |
Octave |
4' |
Geigen Principal |
4' |
Trombone |
16' |
Flute |
4' |
Piccolo |
2' |
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Twelfth |
2-2/3' |
Mixture |
III' |
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Fifteenth |
2' |
Cornopean |
8' |
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Trumpet |
8' |
Oboe |
8'
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Great to Pedal |
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Great Octave |
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Swell Sub |
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Swell to Pedal |
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Swell to Great Sub |
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Swell Super |
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Swell to Great |
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Swell to Great Super |
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Tremulant |
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Swell has four adjustable pistons Crescendo
Pedal
Great has four adjustable pistons Sw/Gt
Reversible
Pedal has two adjustable pistons
Gt/Pd Reversible
Sforzando piston
Voltmeter
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