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| Great Organ | ||
| Open Diapason | ||
| Stop Diapason [bass?] | ||
| Clarabella | ||
| Dulciana | ||
| Principal | ||
| Twelfth | ||
| Fifteenth | ||
| Trumpet |
| Swell Organ🛈 | ||
| Diapason | ||
| Salicional | ||
| Harmonic Flute | ||
| Oboe |
| Pedal Organ | ||
| Bourdon |
Stoplist taken from newspaper article, and likely taken down incomplete from the console.
Originally Written/Published: October 28, 1893
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From The Gazette (Montreal, October 28, 1893): "... a fine new organ, built by Messrs. E. Lye & Sons, of Toronto, has been put in place. The organ has two manuals and pedals. The stops on the great organ are ... usual combinations, couplers and tremolo. The organ is blown by a water motor, made by W. Perry & Sons, of Brome, Que. A special feature is that, in addition to the usual swell box, the whole organ is enclosed in a chamber with swell shutters, giving the effect of a double swell. The organ is constructed to receive, at a future time, a number of additional stops in both swell and great organs. A handsome screen has also been erected on the side of the organ facing the nave."
Related Instrument Entries: Casavant Frères Ltée. (Opus 484.5, 1912)
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