Church Organ - St Michael the Archangel - Halam, Nottinghamshire
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Church organ in St Michael the Archangel church, Halam.
Waymark Code: WM112WW
Location: East Midlands, United Kingdom
Date Posted: 08/06/2019
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Church organ in St Michael the Archangel church, Halam.

"Builders

2010           Henry Groves (Jonathan Wallace)  Nottingham

new organ, direct electric windchests with inbuilt single-rise regulators;
a mix of new and recycled pipework; organ designed to take little more
floor space than the previous 1p/5 instrument; some extension; one rank
(rank F in stop list) arranged to speak down the South Aisle as a
"Nave Chorus"; built to designs of Paul Hale & Alec Wells;
see N13623 for earlier organ;

Cases
Type  Pipe Rack

Department and Stop list

Pedal Key action El  Stop action El  Compass-low   Compass-high   Keys 
             1 Vilone 16 D
             2 Bourdon 16 G
             3 Principal 8 D
             4 Bass Flute 8 G
             5 Fifteenth 4 D
             6 Bass Trumpet 16 E
 
Great Key action El  Stop action El  Compass-low   Compass-high   Keys 
             7 Open Diapason 8 D
             8 Nave Diapason 8 F, 1-12 from D
             9 Clarabella 8 G
             10 Swell Gedackt 8 A
             11 Principal 4  
             12 Nave Principal 4 F
             13 Open Flute 4 G
             14 Fifteenth 2  
             15 Nave Fifteenth 2 F
             16 Cornet II 12.17
             17 Mixture III  
             18 Swell Trumpet E  
             19 Tremulant    
 
Swell Key action El  Stop action El  Compass-low   Compass-high   Keys  Enclosed
             20 Lieblich Gedackt 8 A
             21 Salicional 8 B
             22 Genshorn 4 C
             23 Stopped Flute 4 A
             24 Nazard' 2 2/3 A  
             25 Fifteenth 2 C
             26 Piccolo 2 A
             27 Mixture III 19.22.26, 25 notes repeating
             28 Trumpet 8 E
             29 Clarion 4 E
             30 Tremulant    

Console

Console type  attached  

Couplers

Swell to Pedal

Swell to Great

Swell suboctave to Great

Great to Pedal

Accessories

Great and Pedal Pistons Coupled
6 thumb pistons each to Gt & Sw
6 general thumb pistons
6 toe pistons to Pedal
reversible thumb & toe pistons for Gt-Pd, Sw-Gt
200 level piston memory
MIDI recording system"

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"The organ was installed in November 2009. It was built to the designs of Paul Hale and Alec Wells by Henry Groves and Son of Chilwell, Nottingham.

The new organ has been built by Jonathan Wallace's team at Henry Groves & Son (Organbuilders), a company founded in Nottingham in 1957. Taking up little more floor space than the previous 5-stop, 1-manual, 210-pipe Bevington, by clever layout design and a limited use of ‘extension’ whereby some ranks of pipes are used at different pitches to create more stops, this new organ comprises 28 speaking stops and no fewer than 1,049 pipes, of which one rank (F) is arranged to speak down the south aisle, thus creating a Nave chorus to boost the volume of tone as heard in the chancel. Many pipes are new; some are vintage. Here is the specification:

Great Organ
        rank             rank
Open Diapason   8   D   Open Flute   4   G
Nave Diapason   8   F/D[bass 12]   Fifteenth   2    
Clarabella   8   G   Nave Fifteenth   2   F
Swell Gedackt   8   A   Cornet II   12.17    
Principal   4       Mixture III   22.26.29    
Nave Principal   4   F   Swell Trumpet   8   E
            Tremulant        
Swell Organ
                   
Lieblich Gedackt   8   A   Fifteenth   2   C
Salicional   8   B   Piccolo   2   A
Gemshorn   4   C   Mixture III   19.22.26   25 notes, repeating
Stopped Flute   4   A   Trumpet   8   E
Nazard   2?   A   Clarion   4   E
            Tremulant        
Pedal Organ
                   
Violone   16   D   Bass Flute   8   G
Bourdon   16   G   Fifteenth   4   D
Principal   8   D   Bass Trumpet   16   E
                     
Couplers
                   
Swell to Great   Swell to Pedal
Swell Sub Octave to Great   Great to Pedal
Great & Pedal Combinations Coupled
                     
Accessories
                   
6 thumb pistons to Swell, 6 thumb pistons to Great, 6 toe pistons to Pedal
6 general thumb pistons, reversible pistons (thumb and toe) to Gt to Ped and Sw to Gt
200 levels of piston memory. MIDI recording system.

The old organ was a ‘Chancel Model C’, built by Bevington of London in about 1870-1880, and probably installed in the restoration of 1862. It was restored in 1981. The pedals were German. The manual stops: Bourdon, Open Diapason, Stopt Diapason, Claribel, Dulciana, Principal."

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