Church Organ - St Andrew - Quidenham, Norfolk
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N 52° 26.966 E 000° 59.015
31U E 362969 N 5812939
Church organ in St Andrew's, Quidenham.
Waymark Code: WMY0QF
Location: Eastern England, United Kingdom
Date Posted: 03/28/2018
Published By:Groundspeak Premium Member Team GPSaxophone
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Church organ in St Andrew's, Quidenham.

"Builders

1888           Wordsworth & Maskell  Leeds


2011           W & A Boggis  Diss

Restored; action lightened;

Cases

1888      
Position  North Transept  

A considerable amount of carved wood decoration, including 2 trumpeting
angels at the top and a further angel at each side of the attached console.
21 gilded display pipes (the shortest in the middle, the tallest at the ends);
(CMe)

Department and Stop list

Pedal Key action Tr  Stop action Me  Compass-low C  Compass-high f1  Keys 30
             1 Soft Bass 16 $
             2 Bourdon 16  
 
Great Key action Tr  Stop action Me  Compass-low C  Compass-high g3  Keys 56
             3 Open Diapason 8  
             4 Pierced Gamba 8 see note
             5 Stop'd Diapason 8  
             6 Dulciana 8 grooved
             7 Principal 4  
             8 Flute Harmonique 4  
 
Swell Key action Tr  Stop action Me  Compass-low C  Compass-high g3  Keys 56
             9 Open Diapason 8 grooved
             10 Keraulophon 8 grooved
             11 Lieblich Gedact 8  
             12 Viol 8 TC
             13 Vox Celeste 8  
             14 Principal 4  

Console

Console type  attached   Stop type  drawstop   Pedalboard  flat parallel  

angled jambs; Swell stops arranged in unusual order:- "the Keraulophon and
Vox Celeste are adjacent, suggesting that they are the “strings”,
while the Viol is at the head of the column, above the Principal,
suggesting that it may be a keenly-voiced flue intended to be use
as a pseudo-reed; (CMe);


Couplers

Swell to Great

Great to Pedals

Swell to Pedals

Swell Super Octave to Great

Swell Sub Octave to Great

Details

Blowing Electric  

Further information

$ The 2 pedal stops are the same pipes and sound identical; evidently,
the Soft Bass was to have had wind cut but this is no longer in order;
Note: Gt Pierced Gamba:-added knob, pipes removed 1980(c.);"

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