San Antonio, Texas
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Austin Organs Opus 2309
Built in 1959
3 manual stop tab console
Choir (8 ranks) Great (10 ranks)
8 Nason Flute 16 Contra Gemshorn
8 Flauto Dolce 8 Diapason*
8 Flute Celeste 8 Bourdon
4 Koppelflote 8 Gemshorn (ext)
2 Principal 4 Octave
1 3/5 Tierce 4 Nachthorn
1 1/3 Larigot 2 2/3 Octave Quint
8 Clarinet 2 Superoctave
Tremulant III Fourniture (19-22-26)
16 Choir 16 Great
Choir unison off Great unison off
4 Choir 4 Great
16 Swell** 16 Swell
8 Swell 8 Swell
4 Swell 4 Swell
8 Great 16 Choir
8 Choir
4 Choir
Chimes (20 tubes)
Swell (12 ranks) Pedal (1 rank)
8 Hohlflote 16 Diapason (gt)
8 Viole d'Gambe 16 Gemshorn (gt)
8 Voix Celeste 16 Gedeckt (sw rohrflote)
4 Principal 8 Principal
4 Rohrflote 8 Gemshorn (gt)
2 Flautino 8 Gedeckt (sw rohrflote)
III Plein Jeu (22-26-29) 4 Fifteenth (ext)
16 Contra Fagotto 16 Trompette (sw)
8 Trompette 16 Fagotto (sw)
8 Fagotto (ext) 8 Trompette (sw)
4 Clarion 8 Great
Tremulant 4 Great
16 Swell 8 Swell
Swell unison off 4 Swell
4 Swell 8 Choir
8 Choir 4 Choir
Chimes (gt)***
14 general pistons (6 duplicated on toe studs)
8 pistons per manual
6 pedal toe studs
pistons and toe studs were "hold and set"
pedal-to-manual tab, to optionally change pedal stops when manual piston is pushed (independent from general pistons and pedal toe studs)
* The Great Diapason was very loud -- too loud for a balanced chorus
** Later, a cymbelstern was added, replacing the Choir "16 Swell" tab
*** Later, the pedal Chimes tab was replaced with a 32' Kornet resultant composed from the Gemshorn pipes
[Received from Jim Lee 2013-09-13.]