Church Organ - St Michael & All Angels - Taddington, Derbyshire
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N 53° 14.240 W 001° 47.388
30U E 580769 N 5899354
Church organ in St Michael & All Angels' church, Taddington.
Waymark Code: WM16WE7
Location: East Midlands, United Kingdom
Date Posted: 10/17/2022
Published By:Groundspeak Premium Member Team GPSaxophone
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Church organ in St Michael & All Angels' church, Taddington.

"Builders

1975           Unknown

see N02760 for earlier survey of W.E Richardson organ


1993           M.C. Thompson  Burton on Trent

overhauled and enlarged

Cases

          
Type  Pipe Rack

oak and pine case; front display pipes of 3T+4+4+4+3T;
East side display of 8 wooden pipes; West side display in two levels:
upper - 11 metal pipes, lower - 8 wooden pipes;
all metal display pipes silvered; total of 442 pipes;
dimensions: height 360cm, width 230cm, depth 130cm;

Department and Stop list

Pedal Key action TP  Stop action   Compass-low C  Compass-high f1  Keys 30
             1 Bourdon 16  
 
Great Key action Tr  Stop action Me  Compass-low C  Compass-high g3  Keys 56
             2 Open Diapason 8  
             3 Clarabella 8  
             4 Dulciana 8  
             5 Principal 4  
 
Swell Key action Tr  Stop action Me  Compass-low C  Compass-high g3  Keys 56 Enclosed
             6 Open Diapason 8  
             7 Lieblich Gedacht 8  
             8 Gemshorn 4  
             9 Fifteenth 2  
             10 Oboe 8  

Console

Console type  Attached   Stop type  Drawstop   Label type  Bone   Label font  Sans Serif   Pedalboard  flat  

folding wooden cover; stops on both side of manuals in staggered colums;
wooden stained organ bench;

Couplers

Swell to Great

Great to Pedals

Swell to Pedals

Details

Blowing Electric and Hand 

Accessories

lever swell pedal

Further information

hand blowing lever at right hand side of organ"

SOURCE - (Visit Link)

"The Chapel in the north aisle is dedicated to “Our Lady, Saint Mary” the mother of Jesus. It is set aside for private prayer and houses the Reserved Sacrament. The aumbry and its accompanying card form the subject of a conversation between the author, CS Lewis and his brother “Warney” who visited the church while on a walking holiday in 1936. This Chapel was furnished in 1923 after the organ was moved into its present position. Until 1891 a smaller instrument was cited in the chancel."

SOURCE - (Visit Link)

 

 

 

 

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