East Orange, New Jersey
Christ Church, Episcopal

L. C. Harrison & Co.   1891                       3 manuals, 41 stops, 45 ranks
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         GREAT ORGAN                            SWELL ORGAN
     16' Double Open Diapason   58          16' Bourdon                58
      8' First Open Diapason    58           8' Open Diapason          58
      8' Second Open Diapason   58           8' Viola                  58
      8' Viol de Gamba          58           8' Aeolina                58
      8' Doppel Flute           58           8' Stopped Diapason       58
      8' Melodia                58           8' Quintadena             58
      4' Flute Harmonic         58           4' Octave                 58
      4' Principal              58           4' Wald Flute             58
  2 2/3' Twelfth                58           2' Flageolet              58
      2' Fifteenth              58              Dolce Cornet, 3 ranks 174
         Mixture, 3 ranks      174           8' Vox Humana             58
      8' Trumpet                58          16' Contra Fagotta         58
                                             8' Cornopean              58
         CHOIR ORGAN                         8' Oboe and Bassoon       58
     16' Lieblich Gedacht       58
      8' Violon Diapason        58              PEDAL ORGAN
      8' Dolce                  58          16' Double Open Diapason   30
      8' Concert Flute          58          16' Contra Gamba           30
      8' Viol d'Amour           58          16' Bourdon                30
      4' Flute Traverso         58      10 2/3' Quint                  30
      4' Fugara                 58           8' Violoncello            30
      2' Piccolo                58          16' Ophicleide             30
      8' Bell Clarionet         58


         "There are twelve thumb piston couplers placed between the
         keyboards. There are four Mechanical Accessories, viz.: Tremolo
         to Swell Organ, Bellows Signal, Motor, Wind Indicator. There are
         eight Pedal Movements operating on the Manuals and Pedals, and
         also a Balanced Swell Pedal.
            "One very important and unique feature of this organ is that
         there are no trackers in the whole instrument, it being built
         with the Harrison Tubular Pneumatic Action which renders the
         touch as light as that of a piano. There is none of the rattling
         noise so notable in an organ built with tracker action, and,
         although the console is reversed and the distance from the keys
         to the windchests is not less than twenty-five feet, the response
         is wonderfully prompt and the repetition as quick as could be
         wished. The voicing of the various registers is particularly fine
         and characteristic, and was done under Mr. Harrison's personal
         supervision. The two bellows are very satisfactorily blown by a
         Nash gas engine. The organ and motor complete are a gift from two
         little girls, daughters of a member of the congregation."

                               --from "The Churchman" (January 30, 1892)


[Received from Steven E. Lawson  2015-09-28]