St. Monica Church, San Francisco, California

Kilgen organ 1936
Unenclosed additions by Schoenstein, 2005*, 2009**
Kilgen Great and Swell each enclosed in its own box.

Stoplist taken from console on July 17, 2014 by Matthew Walsh, St. Monica's Director of Music

Great

1. Open Diapason	8’	73 pipes			sw/gt 16
2. Hohl Flute		8’	73 pipes			sw/gt 
3. Dulciana		8’	73 pipes			sw/gt4
4. Octave		4’	73 pipes
5. Twelfth		22/3	61 pipes			gt/gt16
6. Fifteenth 		2’	61 pipes			gt unison off
7. Chorus Mixture IV	        244pipes*			gt/gt 4
8. Trumpet		8’	73 pipes
9. Tuba Miriam+         8’	61 pipes*          

Swell

10. Lieblich Gedeckt	16’	73 pipes			sw/sw 16
11. Geigen Principal	8’	73 pipes			sw unison off
12. Stopped Diapason	8’	73 pipes			sw/sw 4
13. Viola d’ Gamba	8’	73 pipes
14. Voix Celeste (TC)	8’	61 pipes			Tremolo
15. Flute Harmonic	4’	73 pipes
16. Flautino		2’	61 pipes
17. Oboe		8’	73 pipes
18. Vox Humana		8’	73 pipes
19. Tuba Miriam		8’	(#9)
20. Clarion		4’	12 pipes (#9)

Pedal

21. Resultant		32’	(#23)			
22. Major Bass		16’	32 pipes 			gt/pd 8
23. Bourdon		16’	32 pipes			gt/pd 4
24. Lieblich Gedeckt	16’	(#10)				sw/pd 8
25. Principal		8’	32 pipes ** 			sw/pd 4
26. Bass Flute		8’	12 pipes (#22)
27. Flute		8’	12 pipes (#23)
28. Trombone		16’	12 pipes (#19)
29. Tuba Miriam		8’	(#19)

Sanctuary Great 

30. Dulciana		8’	61 pipes
31. Dulciana		4’	12 pipes (#30)

Sanctuary Pedal

33. Dulciana		8’	(#30)

+ Named for Sr. Miriam Jeanne Murphy SNJM, Music Director and Music Teacher at St. Monica’s from 1975-2004.

6 general pistons, 6 divisional pistons for swell and great

Sfz reversible piston

Cymbelstern (Der Zimbelstern installed by Schoestein) on reversible toe stud 
Gt/Pd reversible toe stud
Sfz reversible toe stud

Gallery and sanctuary console on and off buttons on right key cheek.
pd/gt combinations on and off and pd/sw combinations on and off, buttons on left key cheeks.





 [Received from Matthew Walsh 2014-07-18.]