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Derby Cathedral

Subbass (Polyphone)

Open Wood

Diaphone

Contra Bass

Bourdon

Echo Bourdon

Dulciana

Octave Wood

Flute

Dulciana

Superoctave Wood

Octave Flute

Fourniture 12.15.19.22

*Acuta 26.29

Contra Trombone (compound bass)

Trombone

Posaune

Fagotto

Clarinet (Tenor C)

Tromba

Clarion  

Great to Pedal

Swell to Pedal

Choir to Pedal

Solo to Pedal

Solo Octave to Pedal

PEDAL ORGAN

F

H

A

B

F

K

G

H

F

G

H

F

AB

BC

I

 

I

E

J

P

I

I

 

32

16

16

16

16

16

16

8

8

8

4

4

IV

II

32

 

16

16

16

16

8

4

Double Diapason  

First Diapason

Second Diapason

Third Diapason

Hohlflöte

Dulciana

First Octave

Second Octave

*Open Flute

Twelfth

*Quint Flute

First Fifteenth

Second Fifteenth

*Octave Flute

Plein Jett 19.22.26

Cymbale 26.29

Contra Posaune

Posaune

Clarion

*Tromba  

Swell to Great

Solo to Great

GREAT ORGAN

B

A

B

C

F

G

B

C

F

C

F

B

C

F

ABC

D

E

E

E

 

16

8

8

8

8

8

4

4

4

2 2/3

2

2

2

2

III

II

16

8

4

8

Bourdon

Open Diapason

Stopped Diapason

Salicional

Voix Celestes (Tenor C)

Principal

Waldflöte

*Fifteenth

Cymbale 22.26.29.33

Contra Fagotto

Trumpet

Fagotto

Hautboy

Clarion  

Suboctave

Octave

Unison Off

Tremulant

Solo to Swell

SWELL ORGAN — mostly "straight": pre-Compton pipework

16

16

8

8

8

4

4

2

IV

16

8

8

8

4

K

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

J

 

J

 

J

Compasses: Pedals 32 notes; Manuals 61 notes

ACCESSORIES

Detached console with mobile platform and plug-in points

3 expression pedals with indicators for: (1) Great/Choir/Pedal, (2) Swell, (3) Solo

Crescendo pedal (60 stages/4 levels) with illuminated bar-graph 8 general thumb pistons 8 thumb pistons to each manual with double touch pedal combinations (except on Solo)

Reversible thumb piston to each Pedal Coupler

Thumb piston to each Pedal Coupler with double touch cancel of other Couplers

Reversible Swell to Great thumb piston

"Tremulants Off' thumb piston

8 toe pistons to Pedal

4 toe pistons to Great

4 toe pistons to Swell

Reversible Great to Pedal toe piston

Ventil switches

Double touch canceller switch

General canceller

Lockable setter

Digital control panel for 8-level capture system

 

SOLO ORGAN

8

8

4

4

2

8

4

2

V

 

16

8

8

8

8

4

Viole d'Orchestre

Violes Celestes (Fiddle G)

Viola

Violes Celestes

Viol Fifteenth

Concert Flute

Harmonic Flute

Harmonic Piccolo

*Cornet 1.8.12.15.17 V

(Tenor C: in Swell chamber)

Bassoon (Tenor C)

Clarinet

Orchestral Oboe

*Vox Humana

Tuba

Tuba Clarion

Tremulant

Sustainer

L

M

L

M

L

N

N

N

 

 

O

P

O

 

Q

Q

Contra Dulciana

Third Diapason

Hohlflöte

Dulciana

*Principal

Open Flute

*Octave

*Quint

*Octavin

Double Clarinet (Tenor C)

Clarinet (Solo)

Orchestral Oboe (Solo)

CHOIR ORGAN — "straight" section: pre-Compton pipework

Gemshorn

Vox Angelica

Lieblich Gedeckt    (Elliot)

Stopped Flute         (Elliot)

Nazard

Flautino

Tierce

Diapason

Octave

Plein Jeu 15.19.22

Cymbale 22.26.29.33

Contra Posaune

Posaune

Tromba

Clarion

Tuba (Solo)

Suboctave

Octave

Unison Off

Great to Choir

Swell to Choir

Solo to Choir

Tremulant

Sustainer

8

8

8

4

2 2/3

2

1 3/5

CHOIR ORGAN — unit section: Secondary Chorus

G

C

F

G

C

F

B

C

B

P

P

O

16

8

8

8

4

4

2

1 1/3

1

16

8

8

CHOIR ORGAN — unit section: Bombarde Chorus

8

4

III

IV

16

8

8

4

8

A

A

AB

D

E

E

I

I

Q

The present organ was built in 1939 by ' John Compton' . Due to the intervening war it was without a case until 1963 when a case with dummy pipes was designed by Sebastian Comper. All the departments except the Swell relied heavily on the Extention system and stop duplication. there are 2 ranks of pipes from the Elliot Organ (1808-79) and 1,535 pipes from the Stringer Organ (1879-1939). The console had illuminated push-button stops and 4 manuals. The organ was opened with a recital by Dr George Thalben-Ball.

In 1992 Rushworth and Dreaper overhauled the organ making various tonal changes. The 'Compton' console was retained but was installed with a ' Modern Solid State Logic' system .It was also made mobile by creating a detachable pedalboard. The re-opening Celebrity Recital was given by Thomas Trotter.

 

Information source:-

“Organs of Derby Cathedral”

By © Rodney Tomkins(1992)

*= New Stops (1992)

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