[The instrument was given by Samuel Spragg in 1772, but we don't know which of the Englands built it. At the time of his death in March 1776 he had an organ with Messrs England and Russell which he ordered his executors to sell. That could be an indication that the Edmonton instrument was built by the younger England.
The Spurling Notebooks indicate that it was a substantial 3-manual built for that particular church, so my guess is that the pedal department was added when the instrument was enlarged by Walker's in 1867.]
Great |
Swell |
Choir |
Pedal |
Double Open Diapason 16 |
Bourdon 16 |
Stopped Diapason 8 |
Bourdon 16 |
Large Open Diapason 8 |
Contraposaune 16 |
Clarionet 8 |
Open Diapason 16 |
Small Open Diapason 8 |
Open Diapason 8 |
Dulciana 8 |
Stopped Flute 8 |
Stopped Diapason 8 |
Stopped Diapason 8 |
Viol d'Orchestra 8 |
Tremulant |
Gamba 8 |
Gamba 8 |
Flute 4 |
|
Trumpet 8 |
Horn 8 |
Harmonic Piccolo 2 |
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Principal 4 |
Oboe 8 |
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Lieblich Flute 4 |
Voix Celestes 8 |
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Harmonic Flute 4 |
Principal 4 |
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Fifteenth 2 |
Fifteenth 2 |
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Mixture III |
| Couplers | Composition Pedals |
| Sw to Ch | 3 to Sw |
| Sw to Gt | 3 to Gt |
| Sw to Ped | |
| Gt to Ped | |
| Ch to Ped |
Swell Box Controlled by foot-operated ratchet.
24 September 2006