Menu † Welcome to St. James' Find it Fast at St. James' About St. James' Clergy, Lay Staff and Vestry History of St. James' Family Information Form Music Christian Education Adult Education Youth Education Children's Education St. James' Guild of Change Ringers Wonderful Days Preschool Outreach to Community and World Contributions Pledge to Operating Fund or Capital Campaign Pay Your Pledge or Gift On-line Parish Ministries Pastoral Care Sermons and Lectionary Sermons Lectionary Newsletter (The Word) and Calendars The Word Main Parish Calendar Server and Lector Schedules Parish Brochure Polk Street Players Parent's Day Out External Episcopal Links Login • Submit News Item to St. James'	Pipe Organs Written by Steven Schneider    Saint James’ Episcopal Church Marietta, Georgia    M. P. Möller (1965) / Cornel Zimmer (1999)   16 8 8 8 8 4 4 2 2/3 2 1 1/3 8   8 GREAT [enclosed]   Violone  * Open Diapason Hohlflute  * Bourdon            Viole de Gambe Octave Nachthorn Quint  * Superoctave Mixture III-IV Cromorne  * tremulant Festival Trumpet  * Chimes  * Harp  * Zimbelstern   GT to GT 16 GT Unison off GT to GT 4   SW to GT 16 SW to GT  8 SW to GT  4     8 8 8 8 4 4 2 2/3 2 1 3/5 2 16 8 8 4   8 SWELL [enclosed]   Geigen Diapason  * Rohrflute Gemshorn Gemshorn Celeste Principal Koppelflute Nasard  * Koppelflute Tierce  * Plein Jeu III Basson  * Trompette Oboe  * Clarion  * tremulant Festival Trumpet  *   SW to SW 16 SW Unison off SW to SW 4   32 16 16 16 8 4 4 32 16 16 8 8     PEDAL [enclosed] Contra Violone  * Principal  * Bourdon Spitzgamba Octave Choral Bass Hohlflute  * Contra Bombarde  * Contra Trompette Basson  * Trumpet  * Festival Trumpet  *   GT to PED 8 GT to PED 4   SW to PED 8 SW to PED 4           * digital stop   8 general pistons, duplicated by toe studs 4 divisional pistons each to Swell and Great 4 divisional toe studs to Pedal 11 levels of combination action memory on 32 banks (352 total memory levels) Sequencer (“Next” and “Previous”; pistons and toe studs) Transposer MIDI Programmable tutti (piston and toe stud) Programmable dual crescendo Balanced crescendo shoe Balanced expression shoes for Great and Swell chambers The Lawrence Chapel of Saint James' Church E. & G. G. Hook (1860) This historic mechanical-action instrument is located in The Lawrence Chapel, the oldest extant part of Saint James' Church. The instrument is housed in a free-standing Gothic-style oak case, with non-speaking facade pipes. With the exception of the 16' Bourdon pipes for the one-octave pedalboard, the entire instrument isi behind horizontal swell shades, which are controlled by a hitch-down pedal.          MANUAL [enclosed] 8    Open Diapason 8    Stopped Diapason (bass) 8    Stopped Diapason (treble)         8    Dulciana (treble) 4    Principal (bass) 4    Principal (treble) 4    Flute d'Amour 8    Oboe  PEDAL 16    Bourdon Manual to Pedal coupler     Last Updated ( Sunday, 08 March 2009 )   < Prev   Next > [ Back ]	St. James' News - This Week at St. James' july 6-13, 2010 - A Guide for Guests
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