- Bordun) Subb**** (or Soub****e)
Stopped Diapason (or
Stopped Flute) —
despite its name, the
Stopped Diapason is a flute-class
stop Flûte
Harmonique (or Harmonic...
-
commonly "chimney flute" in English) is a
stopped flute rank with a
small pipe or
chimney built into the cap.
Diapasons or prin****ls
produce the characteristic...
- made for,
among others, a
Stentor division, a
section of high-pressure
diapasons and reeds. It was to be
installed on the
fifth floor,
above the String...
- An
organ stop can be one of
three things: the
control on an
organ console that
selects a
particular sound the row of
organ pipes used to
create a particular...
-
gallery of the cathedral, it
comprises 81
speaking stops spread over four
manuals and pedals. Some of the
stops can be
dated to 1880 or 1896, when the instrument...
- comp****: 61
notes Pedal comp****: 32
notes Key-action: electro-pneumatic
Stop-action:
electric 16
general combinations, with 96
levels of
memory 8 combinations...
- one of only two full-length 64′
organ stops in the
world (the Contra-Trombone in the pedal). The
other 64′
stop is the Diaphone-Dulzian in the
Right Stage...
-
playable organ in England. The
organ has four
ranks of oak
pipes (
Stopped Diapason 8, Prin****l 4,
Twelfth 22/3 and
Fifteenth 2)
contained in a rectangular...
- 1855 he
built small instruments with
mechanical keyaction and
mechanical stop action.
During the Votteler-Hettche years,
robust mechanical actions were...
- Open
Diapason would be
placed towards the
bottom and a
Dulciana towards the top), but this is less
predictable since it
depends on the
exact stops available...
