Specification of the Organ at St George’s United Free
Church Edinburgh.
Snapshot taken in 1928
Great
| 1. Bourdon |
16ft |
8. Flauto Traverso |
4ft |
| 2. Open Diapason I |
8ft |
9. Quint Flöte |
2’2/3" |
| 3. Open Diapason II |
8ft |
10. Flautina |
2ft |
| 4. Harmonic Flute |
8ft |
11. Mixture |
4 ranks |
| 5. Lieblich Gedact |
8ft |
12. Tuba |
8ft |
| 6. Dulciana |
8ft |
13. Clarion |
4ft |
| 7. Octave |
4ft |
|
|
Swell
| 1. Geigen Principal |
8ft |
5. Geigen Principal |
4ft |
| 2. Röhr Flöte |
8ft |
6. Horn |
8ft |
| 3. Viole de Gamba |
8ft |
7. Oboe |
8ft |
| 4. Voix Celeste |
8ft |
8. Clarinet |
8ft |
Pedal
| 1. Great Bass |
16ft |
3. Flute Bass |
8ft |
| 2. Sub Bass |
16ft |
4. Trombone |
16ft |
Couplers
| 1. Great to Pedal |
|
6. Swell Sub Octave to Great
(by pedal) |
|
| 2. Swell to Pedal |
|
7. Swell Octave to Great (by
pedal) |
|
| 3. Swell to Great |
|
8. Tuba to Great |
|
| 4. Swell Sub Octave ( by
Pedal) |
|
9. Tuba to Swell |
|
| 5. Swell Octave (by pedal) |
|
|
|
Accessories
| Nine Combination ‘Key Touches’
to Great Organ |
| Nine Combination ‘Key Touches’
to Swell Organ |
| Balanced Crescendo Pedal acting on entire
organ |
| Balanced Swell Pedal |
| Pedal for Swell Tremulant. |
Built by Lewis in 1897
Electric Action, Tuba and Trombone by Norman & Beard
in 1907