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Pipe Organ                                             Installed January - March 2020

 

St. John’s Cathedral commissioned a new pipe organ from Indianapolis organ builder Goulding & Wood. New twin cases on either side of the chancel house the Great and Pedal divisions. Case carvings include many decorative Gothic elements that echo existing architectural vocabulary found elsewhere in the chancel. A 16’ Pedal façade stands in the Gospel transept in front of the chamber holding the Choir and Swell divisions. Two twin Antiphonal cases on the (liturgical) west wall frame the Great Window. Musically, the organ fits broadly into the English accompanimental style of instrument with plenteous 8’ pitches, a wide variety of colors, and an expansive spectrum of dynamic effect. The seventy-rank organ replaces the 1957/1998 Schantz Organ. 

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The American Organist Magazine Article: January 2021

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GOULDING & WOOD, INC. OPUS 52

 

GREAT

 

16'        Violone (extension)

8'         First Diapason

8'         Second Diapason

8'         Violone

8'         Harmonic Flute

8'         Bourdon

4'         Principal

4'         Open Flute

22/3'     Twelfth

2'         Fifteenth

13/5'     Seventeenth

11/3'     Fourniture IV

8'         Trumpet

8'         Festival Trumpet

8'         Tuba (Choir)

           Tremulant

           Chimes

           

 

SWELL

 

16'        Gedeckt (extension)

8'         Geigen Diapason

8'         Gedeckt

8'         Viole de gambe

8'         Voix celeste

4'         Octave Geigen

4'         Traverse Flute

2'         Octave

2'         Piccolo

2'         Mixture III-IV

16'        Bassoon-Oboe

8'         Trumpet

8'         Oboe (extension)

8'         Vox humana

4'         Clarion

8'         Festival Trumpet (Great)

8'         Tuba (Choir)

           Tremulant

 

CHOIR

 

16'        Dulciana (extension)

8'         Open Diapason

8'         Second Diapason (Great)

8'         Chimney Flute

8'         Dulciana

8'         Unda maris

4'         Principal

4'         Spindle Flute

22/3'     Nazard

2'         Octave

2'         Recorder

13/5'     Tierce

11/3'     Larigot

1'         Cymbale III

8'         Clarinet

8'         Tuba

8'         Festival Trumpet (Great)

           Great–Choir Manual Transfer

           Tremulant

           Cymbelstern

           Nightingale

 

ANTIPHONAL

 

8'         Echo Diapason

8'         Diapason Celeste

8'         Stopped Diapason

4'         Octave

4'         Spire Flute

2'         Fifteenth

11/3'     Mixture II-III

 

ANTIPHONAL PEDAL

 

16'        Stopped Diapason

8'         Stopped Diapason

 

PEDAL

 

32'        Violone (extension of Great)

32'        Bourdon (extension)

16'        Principal

16'        Bourdon

16'        Violone (Great)

16'        Gedeckt (Swell)

16'        Dulciana (Choir)

8'         Octave

8'         Stopped Flute

8'         Violone (Great)

8'         Gedeckt (Swell)

4'         Fifteenth

4'         Cantus Flute

22/3'     Fourniture IV

32'        Contra Bassoon (extension of Swell)

16'        Trombone

16'        Bassoon (Swell)

8'         Tromba

8'         Bassoon (Swell)

4'         Clarion

8'         Tuba (Choir)

           Tremulant

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