Owner
c. 2010

Originally Henry Pilcher's Sons (Opus 1120, 1922)

St. Cecilia Roman Catholic Church

1720 Joan of Arc
Houston, TX, US

12 Ranks

Instrument ID: 73342 ● Builder ID: 7739 ● Location ID: 5208

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STOPLISTS

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	CHOIR (I)🛈
8'	Open Diapason
8'	Melodia
8'	Dulciana
4'	Flute d'Amour

	SWELL (III)🛈
8'	Violin Diapason
8'	Stopped Flute
8'	Salicional
8'	Salicional Celeste
8'	Aeoline
8'	Aeoline Celeste🛈
4'	Harmonic Flute
	Tremolo

	PEDAL🛈
32'	Grand Bourdon🛈
16'	Bourdon
16'	Lieblich Gedeckt	SW
8'	Bass Flute	Bourdon
8'	Gedeckt🛈	SW
4'	Flute🛈	Bourdon

Received from Steven E. Lawson 2015-11-05
Originally Written/Published: November 1992

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This instrument is: Not Extant and Not Playable in this location

Paul R. Marchesano on July 20th, 2025:

"The existing instrument, originally from the Co-Cathedral of the Sacred Heart in downtown Houston, had been lovingly preserved and transferred to Saint Cecilia by Father Francis Macatangay." -- from May 2025 article in The Diapason about the current rebuild and expansion of the organ by R.A. Colby.

Related Instrument Entries: St. Dunstan-Art Organ Works (1991) , Henry Pilcher's Sons (Opus 1120, 1922)