The Organ at High Street - An Assortment


High Street Congregational Church

In the photo above, the front of the sanctuary is at the far end under the "little" steeple.


Budding Organists?

Every now and then, my daughters Beth (far) and Sarah come up after a service and play one of their piano pieces on the organ, but I can't seem to really get them hooked. >sigh<


Organ Builder's Nameplate

Dedication Plaque

Hanging on the wall behind the console, this plaque honors those who made it possible for High Street to have such a wonderful instrument.

Organ Specifications
Great
8' Diapason (61 pipes)
8' Spitz Flöte (61)
8' Salicional [from Sw]
8' Gedeckt [Sw]
4' Flute [Sw]
III Octave Chorus (183 pipes)
Sw to Gt, Sw to Gt 16', Sw to Gt 4'
Gt to Gt 4'
Pedal
16' Bourdon (32 pipes)
8' Flute (12; Bourdon Extn)
Sw to Ped; Sw to Ped 4', Gt to Ped
Swell
8' Gedeckt (72 pipes)
8' Salicional (72)
8' Voix Celeste (72)
4' Viola (72)
4' Flute (72)
2 2/3' Nazard (72)
8' Flügel Horn (72)
Tremolo
Sw to Sw 16', Sw to Sw 4'


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Associate Professor of Mathematics
Bates College
Lewiston, ME 04240