Tacoma, Washington
Church of St. Patrick, R.C.

M.P. Möller, Opus 7072, 1946 - Original Specifications

GREAT (Expressive w/Ch. - Left)
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   8     Open Diapason              61
   8     Harmonic Flute             73
   8     Gemshorn                   73
   4     Octave                     73
   4     Flute                      12   Extension of the 8 Harmonic Flute
   4     Gemshorn                   12   Extension of the 8 Gemshorn
         Tremolo
   Great to Great 16
   Unison Off
   Great to Great 4

SWELL (Expressive - Right)
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   16    Bourdon                    12   Extension of the 8 Stopped Flute
   8     Salicional                 73
   8     Voix Celeste         (tc)  61
   8     Stopped Flute              61
   4     Orchestral Flute           12   Extension of the 8 Stopped Flute
   2-2/3 Nazard               (SF)  --   From the Stopped Flute unit
   2     Flautino                   12   Extension of the 8 Stopped Flute
   8     Trumpet                    73
         Tremolo
   Swell to Swell 16
   Unison Off
   Swell to Swell 4

CHOIR (Expressive w/Gt.)
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   8     Clarabella                 73
   8     Dulciana                   61
   4     Claribel Flute             12   Extension of the 8 Clarabella
   4     Dulciana                   12   Extension of the 8 Dulciana
   2-2/3 Dulcet              (Dul)  --
   2     Dulcet                     12   Extension of the 8 Dulciana
   8     Clarinet                   73
         Tremolo
   Choir to Choir 16
   Unison Off
   Choir to Choir 4

PEDAL (Expressive)
   16    Bourdon                    32
   16    Lieblich Gedeckt     (Sw)  --
   16    Contra Dulciana      (Ch)  12  Extension of the Choir 8 Dulciana
   8     Major Flute                12  Extension of the 16 Bourdon
   8     Stopped Flute        (Sw)  --
   8     Dulciana             (Ch)  --

COUPLERS
   Swell to Pedal                [8],4
   Great to Pedal                [8],4
   Choir to Pedal                [8]

   Swell to Great             16,[8],4
   Choir to Great             16,[8],4

   Swell to Choir             16,[8],4

FINGER PISTONS
   Full Organ                    1 - 6
   Swell                         1 - 6
   Great                         1 - 6
   Choir                         1 - 6
   Pedal                         1 - 6
   SFZ.                          (rev)

FOOT LEVERS
   Gt. To Ped. Reversible        (rev)
   Sforzando Reversible          (rev)

PEDAL MOVEMENTS
   Gt/Ch Expression             (bal.)
   Swell Expression             (bal.)
   Crescendo                    (bal.)

ACTION: E-P Pitman & Unit
VOICES: 12
STOPS: 27
RANKS: 12
PIPES: 907

NOTES
The organ is housed in the rear gallery in a free-standing “case”
consisting of two, side-by-side chambers with a quarter-sawn oak
façade-and-grille front. The façade portion consists of three flats
and two towers of gold dummy pipes - each separated by a wooden lattice
grille. There are 29 pipes in total arranged: 5-7-5-7-5.

While the Great and Choir share the same chamber, there is no pipework
shared between them.  The Pedal 16 Bourdon / 8 Major Flute unit is housed
along the back wall of the Swell.

The Swell Stopped Flute, Choir Dulciana, and Pedal Bourdon are the only
unified registers.  Other duplexing like the Choir Clarabella (8/4), the
Great Harmonic Flute (8/4), and the Great Gemshorn (8/4) is achieved with
standard Moller shifters.

The pipes for the top octave of the Great 4’ Octave, Great 4’ Flute,
Great 4’ Gemshorn, Swell 2’ Flautino, and Choir 2’ Dulcet all break back
an octave in pitch beginning at f# 55 for the top 7 notes.

The Great 8 Harmonic Flute becomes harmonic at note g 32.  The Swell 8’
Trumpet has 54 reed pipes.

At an unidentified later date, an electronically amplified Maas-Rowe
Carillon was added to the organ.  The tone generation module is in the
Swell, but the speakers are in the Great.  It plays from the Great manual
via a volume selector switch, and is also optionally available to be
amplified outside thru speakers in the tower.  The compass is 25 notes 
from tenor F thru f 42.

SOURCE: Extant organ documented January 27, 2010

[Received on line from James R. Stettner January 28, 2010.]