Ithaca, New York
St. John's Episcopal Church

Schlicker, Op ____, 1967


       GREAT: 
16'    Pommer 
8'     Principal 
8'     Spitzfloete
4'     Octave 
4'     Hohlfloete 
2'     Octave 
V      Mixture 
8'     Trumpet

       POSITIV:
8'     Holz Gedeckt 
4'     Rohrfloete 
2'     Principal 
1-1/3' Klein-Nasat
III    Cymbel 
8'     Regal
       Tremolo

       SWELL (Expressive): 
8'     Rohrfloete 
8'     Dolce 
8'     Celeste 
4'     Gemshorn 
2-2/3' Nasat 
2'     Waldfloete 
1-3/5' Terza
III    Mixture 
16'    Bassoon 
8'     Schalmei
4'     Clarion
       Tremolo

       PEDAL: 
32'    Untersatz 
16'    Principal 
16'    Subbass 
8'     Octave 
8'     Gedeckt 
4'     Choral Bass 
4'     Gedeckt 
III    Mixture
16'    Posaune 
16'    Bassoon
8'     Trumpet
4'     Cornett

INFORMATION FROM THE DEDICATION PROGRAM: The church had a 1892 Johnson organ
in the balcony, which was moved to the chancel in 1913.  The Stevens Organ
Company rebuilt that organ in 1931, retaining all the old pipework and adding
many new ranks.  The 1967 Schlicker organ uses 15 stops from the Stevens organ;
seven of those are believed to date back to the Johnson instrument.  


[Received from Karen A. Hindenlang 2014-11-23.]