he 1926 Willis Organ
pedal organ
1. Contra Bourdon (from 4) 32
2. Open Bass 16
3. Violone (from 19) 16
4. Bourdon 16
5. Violoncello (from 19) 8
6. Flute (from 4) 8
7. Trombone (from 27) 16
i Choir to Pedal ii Great to Pedal
iii Swell to Pedal iv Swell Octave to Pedal
swell organ
8. Geigen Diapason 8
9. Rohr Flute 8
10. Echo Viole 8
11. Viole Celestes 8
12. Octave Geigen 4
13. Fifteenth 2
14. Harmonics 17.19.22 III
15. Waldhorn 16
16. Cornopean 8
17. Oboe 8
18. Vox Humana 8
v Tremolo vi Swell Octave
vii Swell Sub Octave viii Swell Unison Off
great organ
19. Violone 16
20. Open Diapason No 1 8
21. Open Diapason No 2 8
22. Tibia 8
23. Principal 4
24. Harmonic Flute 4
25. Twelfth 2⅔
26. Fifteenth 2
27. Tuba 8
ix Choir to Great x Swell Sub Octave to Great
xi Swell Octave to Great xii Swell to Great
choir organ
28. Open Diapason 8
29. Stopped Diapason 8
30. Dulciana 8
31. Flute 4
32. Flageolet 2
33. Sext 12.17 II
34. Clarinet 8
35. Tuba (from 27) 8
xiii Swell to Choir xiv Swell Octave to Choir
xv Swell Sub Octave to Choir
Six general pistons
Six foot pistons to the Pedal Organ
Six foot pistons to the Swell Organ
Six pistons to the Swell Organ
Six pistons to the Great Organ
Six pistons to the Choir Organ
Generals on Pedal foot pistons
Great and Pedal combinations coupled
Reversible foot pistons: ii, xii
Reversible pistons: i-iii, ix, xii, xiii
8 divisional piston memories
64 channel capture system
Balanced expression pedal to the Swell Organ
Manual compass: 61 notes; Pedal: 31 notes
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