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Pedal Stops to Manual Pistons; 4 pistons to Great; 5 pistons to Swell; 3 pistons to Choir, Solo & Pedal; 4 general pistons; Great, Swell, Choir & Solo to Pedal reversible pistons; Swell, Choir & Solo expression pedals; Crescendo pedal; Wind Indicator; Crescendo Indicator
Originally Written/Published: November 23, 1912

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Jeff Scofield on June 15th, 2020:

In 1912, a 4-manual 50-stop instrument was installed by Canadian Pipe Organ Company; it was inaugurated by the church's organist, Harold St. John Naftel, on November 27th, 1912. In 1950, Casavant Frères was commissioned to electrify the instrument, to carry out renovations and to add a new console and three new stops. Hill, Norman & Beard in 1962, renovated the organ and enlarged it to 59 stop. During summer 1993, Stephen Miller, from Casavant Frères, and Donald Hadfield accomplished a through refurbishment of the instrument. Additional work, including the installation of new pipes, was carried out during the summer of 1995. In 2012, the organ at St. Matthew's Anglican Church became available and was purchased by Holy Trinity for eventual use as an Antiphonal organ.

Related Instrument Entries: Casavant Frères Ltée. (Opus 2014, 1950) , Hill, Norman & Beard (1962) , S. R. Warren & Sons (1878)

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