​THE ORGANS AT ASCENSION

​The original 1895 Fletcher & Harris Organ (Murray M. Harris), Opus 1, was a modest instrument, under 10 ranks of pipes and two manuals. The original organ was housed in the front of the Church to the left of the altar area, which is now the sacristy.

Our current organ was installed in 1983 by David Harris of the Harris Organ Company of California.  The organ is comprised of two manual divisions and a pedal.  The organ is fifteen ranks with almost a thousand pipes in an enclosed division (located in the rear balcony of the Church). 

​Fletcher & Harris Organ 1895, Opus 1

GREAT ORGAN           
 8 Open Diapason TC                              49 metal pipes
 8 Stopped Diapason                               61 wood & metal pipes
 8 Dulciana                                                    61 wood & metal pipes
 4 Flute d'Amour                                        61 wood & metal pipes
 8 Oboe TC                                                     49 metal pipes

 SWELL ORGAN
("Borrowed from the Great Organ")
 8 Stopped Diapason
 8 Dulciana
 4 Flute d'Amour
 8 Oboe
 
   PEDAL
16 Bourdon       27 wood pipes
 
MECHANICAL REGISTERS
   Great to Pedal
   Swell to Pedal
   Balanced Swell Pedal
   Tremulant
   Forte Pedal to Great Organ
   Piano Pedal to Great Organ

​The David Harris Organ 1983, Opus 1   

GREAT ORGAN  
8 Praestantbass
8 Rohrflote
4 Prarestant
4 Spitzflote
2, 2/3 Quintflote
2 Waldflote
1 3/5 Tertz (t.c.)
III-IV Mixture
8 Oboe Schalmei

SWELL ORGAN
8 Holzgedeckt
8 Gemshorn
8 Unda Maris (t.c.)
4 Principal
4 Rohrflote
2 Octave
1 1/3 Nasat
1 Sifflet
8 Oboe
4 Shalmei
Tremulant
16 Swell to Swell
4 Swell to Swell

PEDAL
16 Subbass
8 Gedecktbass
8 Gemshorn
4 Praestant
4 Spitzflote
2 Octave
III Mixture
16 Fagot
8 Oboe
4 Scalmei

COUPLERS
8 Great to Pedal
8 Swell to Pedal
16 Swell to Great
8 Swell to Great
4 Swell to Great

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