St Paul’s Cathedral – The Organ
1865 – built by Hill & Son of London
1894 – worked on by Wadsworth of Manchester
1937 – major rebuild by Rothwell
1975 – reconstruction by Hill, Norman & Beard including new console and electrification of action
Current photos:



Photos circa 1940 (with the Rothwell console)


ORGAN SPECIFICATIONS
Great Organ - Double Diapason 16′
- Open Diapason 8′
- Stopped Diapason 8′
- Gemshorn 8′
- Viol D’Amour 8′
- Principal 4′
- Harmonic Flute 4′
- Twelfth 2 2/3′
- Fifteenth 2′
- Mixture IV
- Grand Trumpet 8′
| Choir Organ - Lieblich Gedackt 8′
- Gamba 8′
- Suabe 4′
- Flautina 2′
- Larigot 1 1/3′
- Clarinet 8′
- Grand Trumpet 8′
- Tremulant
| Swell Organ - Open Diapason 8′
- Stopped Diapason 8′
- Viol d’Orchestre 8′
- Viol Celestes 8′
- Principal 4′
- Fifteenth 2′
- Mixture II
- Shalmey 16′
- Cornopean 8′
- Oboe 8′
- Clarion 4′
- Tremulant
| Pedal Organ - Harmonic Bass 32′
- Open Diapason 16′
- Bourdon 16′
- Echo Bourdon 16′
- Octave 8′
- Bass Flute 8′
- Super Octave 4′
- Flute 4′
- Octavin 2′
- Trombone 16′
- Clarion 4′
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