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The Guilbault-Thérien Organ of St. Andrew’s Church, Ottawa
(47 stops, 63 ranks, three manuals and pedals, Opus 27, 1987)
Swell (III) enclosed, 56 notes, C-g’’’
Lieblich Bourdon 16’ (1-30: EP) *1894
Principal 8’ (1-8: EP) *1894
Viole de gambe 8’ (1-8: EP) *1911
Voix céleste 8’ (TC) *1938
Bourdon 8’ *1874
Spitz Principal 4’
Nason 4’
Waldflöte 2’
Plein jeu V (2’)
Fagott 16’ (1-30: EP)
Trompette 8’ *1911
Hautbois 8’
Clairon 4’ *1938
Tremulant
Pedal 30 notes, C-f’
Principal Bass 16’ *1874 & 1911
Subbass 16’ *1874
Lieblich Bourdon 16’ (Swell, EP) *1894
Octave Bass 8’ *1911
Bourdon 8’ *
Choralbass 4’ *1911
Nachthorn 2’ *1938
Mixture IV (2 2/3’) *1938
Contrafagotto 32’ * (1st octave new; 1874,1911)
Posaune 16’ * 1911
Fagott 16’ (Swell, EP)
Trompete 8’
Clairon 4’ *1911
* Pipes or resonators retained from previous instruments. (*): only 1st octave retained.
Couplers: Swell to Great; Positiv to Great; Swell to Positiv; Swell to Pedal; Great to Pedal; Positiv to Pedal
Action: Mechanical (tracker) key action, with electro-pneumatics where indicated (EP) Electric stop action on slider chests; Crescendo pedal
Combination system: Solid State Logic, including 8 memory levels, 8 general combination pistons (duplicated by toe studs), 5 divisional thumb pistons under each manual. Plein Jeu and Tutti toe studs (programmable)
Tuning: Equal temperament, A440 at 23°C
Wind pressure: ~50 mm
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