Wicks Pipe Organ (1991)
2 manuals (61 keys) & pedal (32 keys)
Drawknob console
Adjustable bench
Great
16’ Geigen Principal 61 notes (D)
8’ Principal 61 pipes
8’ Gemshorn (from Swell)
8’ Gemshorn Celeste (from Swell)
8’ Flute Celeste II 122 notes (D)
8’ Bourdon 61 pipes
4’ Octave 61 pipes
4’ Open Flute 61 notes (D)
2’ Block Flute 24 pipes (from the 8’ Bourdon)
II Sesquialtera 74 pipes (Tenor C – C5)
IV Mixture 244 pipes
8’ Rohr Schalmei 61 pipes
8’ Trumpet 61 notes (D)
Chimes 21 tubes (A – F)
Zymbelstern 9 bells
4’ Great to GreatChamades
(Floating Division)
8’ Trompette En Chamade 61 pipes
Swell 16’ (Tenor C)
Swell 8’
Swell 4’
Great 8’
Pedal 8’Swell
16’ Lieblichgedeckt 12 pipes (ext. of 8’ Rohr Flute)
8’ Gemshorn 49 pipes (1-12 shared with 8’ Rohr Flute)
8’ Gemshorn Celeste 49 pipes (TC)
8’ Voix Celeste II 122 notes (D)
8’ Rohr Flute 61 pipes
4’ Geigen Principal 61 pipes
4’ Koppel Flute 61 pipes
2 2/3’ Nazard 7 pipes (from 4’ Koppel Flute)
2’ Octavin 61 notes (D)
1 1/3’ Quint 32 pipes (from 8’ Gemshorn)
III Plein Jeu 183 pipes
16’ Coron di Bassetto 61 notes (D)
8’ Trompette 61 pipes
8’ Oboe 61 pipes
4’ Clairon 12 pipes (from 8’ Trompette)
Tremolo
16’ Swell to Swell
8’ Swell Unison Off
4’ Swell to SwellPedal
32’ Untersatz 32 notes (D)
16’ Principal 12 pipes (From 8’ Octave)
16’ Bourdon 32 pipes
16’ Lieblichgedeckt Dual valves on 16’ Bourdon
8’ Octave 32 pipes
8’ Gedeckt 12 pipes (from Bourdon)
4’ Choral Bass 12 pipes (from Octave)
4’ Hohl Flute 12 pipes (from Bourdon)
IV Mixture 128 notes (D)
32’ Contra Trombone 32 notes (D)
16’ Contra Trompette 12 pipes (from Swell Trompette)
4’ Clairon (from Swell)
4’ Schalmei (from Great)Couplers
8’ Great to Pedal
8’ Swell to Pedal16’ Swell to Great
8’ Swell to Great
4’ Swell to GreatThe combination action consists of 16 generals. They are divided on the thumb rails. 1-8 under the Swell and 9-16 under the Great. Generals 11-16 are duplicated by toe studs. There are no divisional pistons. It is a capture action with 1 memory level.
Great to Pedal 8’ - toe reversible
Sforzando – thumb and toe reversible
Zymbelstern – toe reversible
32’ Contra Trombone – toe reversible
Enclosed Swell
Exposed Great & Pedal
Crescendo PedalNOTE: The Trompette En Chamade is a floating division and does not couple either through divisional couplers or intramanual couplers.
1,391 pipes
38 ranks
49 stops
(D) – Walker Digital Ranks
Information and photos provided by Mark X. Hatfield, former Director of Music and Organist,
St. John's East United Church of Christ
http://www.stjohnseast.org/
For historical information and photos of earlier organs at St. John's mother congregation downtown, click here.