The Organ



The Organ in St Stephen's Uniting Church was built in 1934 by the Australian firm Hill, Norman and Beard. It consists of 46 stops and contains approximately 3,500 pipes. During the 1970's, a number of changes were made to the organ, bringing it into line with the neo-Baroque style prevalent during that time. Some of these changes have been reversed during restoration work commenced in 2009.

The current 2013 specification of the organ is given below. For further information tracing the changes made over the years and photos of the past and present organs of St Stephen's, please visit: www.sydneyorgan.com/StStephens.html


Great
Choir (unenclosed)
Double Diapason
16
A
Phonon Diapason
8
G
Phonon Diapason
8
G
Lieblich Gedact
8
Open Diapason
8
A
Dulciana
8
C
Doppel Flute
8
Gemshorn
4
Viol d'Orchestre
8
Harmonic Flute
4
Principal
4
Dulcet
4
C
Clarabel Flute
4
Nazard
2-2/3
Twelfth
2-2/3
Fifteenth
2
Fifteenth
2
Tierce
1-3/5
C
Mixture
III
Clarinet   (enclosed)
8
Tromba
8
Octave
       
Swell (enclosed)
Pedal
Contra Viol
16
B
Resultant Bass
32
D+H
Open Diapason
8
Major Bass
16
D
Concert Flute
8
Open Diapason
16
A
Viol d'Orchestre
8
Bourdon
16
H
Voix Celeste
8
Dulciana
16
C
Octave
4
Contra Viol
16
B
Harmonic Flute
4
Octave
8
D
Twelfth
2-2/3
Octave Diapason
4
A
Fifteenth
2
Mixture
II
Mixture
III
Posaune
16
Contra Fagotto
16
F
Contra Fagott
16
F
Fagotto
8
F
Rohr Schalmei
4
Trumpet
8
Octave
Sub Octave
5 pistons to Swell
Swell to Great
5 pistons to Great
Swell Octave to Great
5 pistons to Choir
Swell Sub to Great
5 pistons to Pedal
Choir to Great
Swell to Choir
Tremulant Swell
Swell Octave to Choir
Tremulant Choir
Great to Pedal
Swell to Pedal
Choir to Pedal





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