St. Paul’s E&R, Dallas, Texas

ST. PAUL'S PIPE ORGAN SPECFICATIONS

The present organ at St. Paul's E&R UCC ', dedicated on October 31, 1993, was completed
by the Range Organ Company. The instrument has 2,217 pipes, 43 speaking stops,
three manuals, and 42 ranks. This organ includes pipe  work from  the church’s prior
1961 instrument and new pipes from Organ Supply Industries, Erie, Pennsylvania.
The pedal division contains one of the  few true 32' Bourdon stops in the southwest
United States.

The specifications of this instrument are as follows:

Great:
=> 16' Lieblich Flote
=> 8' Principal
=> 8' Holz Gedeckt
=> 4' Octave
=> 2' Super Octave
=> Mixture IV (1 1/3’)
=> 8' Schalmei
=> Chimes (encL in CH)
=> Cymbelstern

Choir:
=> 8' Flute Harmonique
=> 8' Viola de Gamba
=> 8' Viola Celeste  (TC)
=> 4' Nachthom
=> 2' Octave
=> Zimbel III (1’)
=> 8' Cromorne
=> 8' Trompette Harmonique

Swell:
=> 16' Gedeckt Bass
=> 8' Rohr Flote
=> 8' Gemshorn
=> 8' Gemshorn Celeste (TC)
=> 4' Principal
=> 4’ Spill Flote
=> 2 2/3' Nazard
=> 2' Nachthorn
=> 1 3/5' Tierce
=> Plein Jeu III (1 1/3’)
=> 16' Basson
=> 8' Trompette
=> 8' Fagott
=> 4' Clarion

Pedal:
=> 32' Bourdon
=> 16' Principal
=> 16' Subbass
=> 16' Lieblich Flote (GT)
=> 16' Gedeckt Bass (SW)
=> 8' Octave
=> 8' Gedeckt
=> 4' Choral Bass
=> Mixture III (2 2/3’)
=> 16' Contre Trompette ~
=> 16' Basson (SW)
=> 8' Trompette (CH)


 [Received from Tom Corkery 2014-12-16.]