The St. Bartholomew’s Organ Johannus Opus 17 Hybrid (2011) 2 manual, 29 stops, 36 digital ranks The Opus 17 organ was purchased in 2011 and was custom-built by Johannus Organs of the Netherlands. The instrument contains hybrid technology to allow actual pipes to be added to the organ. It electronically sounds digitally sampled pipes from real organs around the world and has the ability to accompany a soft hymn or solo-out a great piece of organ literature. Upgrades include a piston that activates a zimbelstern, which is mounted in the case above the entrance to the Nave.
The stop list is below:
| Great |
|
Swell |
|
Pedal |
| Bourdon |
16′ |
| Principal |
8′ |
| Stopped Flute |
8′ |
| Octave |
4′ |
| Open Flute |
4′ |
| Twelfth |
2 2/3′ |
| Octave |
2′ |
| Cornet |
IV |
| Mixture |
III |
| Trumpet |
8′ |
| Krummhorn |
8′ |
| Tremulant |
| Swell – Great |
| MIDI Great |
|
|
| Principal |
8′ |
| Rohrflute |
8′ |
| Viola di Gamba |
8′ |
| Vox Celeste |
8′ |
| Koppel Flute |
4′ |
| Flute Twelfth |
2 2/3′ |
| Waldflute |
2′ |
| Tierce |
1 3/5′ |
| Scharff |
III |
| Fagotto |
16′ |
| Oboe |
8′ |
| Tremulant |
|
| MIDI Swell |
|
|
|
| Principal |
16′ |
| Subbass |
16′ |
| Octave |
8′ |
| Gedackt |
8′ |
| Choralbass |
4′ |
| Contra Trumpet |
16′ |
| Trumpet |
8′ |
| Great – Pedal |
| Swell – Pedal |
| MIDI Pedal |
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