St. John’s Organ

Praise the Lord!
Praise him with trumpets,
Praise him with strings and pipes.
Praise the Lord, all living creatures!
                                            — Psalm 150

About the Organ

Casavant Frères, Opus 3780 (1999)

The organ was built by Casavant Frères of St. Hyacinthe, Québec, and installed in July of 1999. While clearly intended for use in a liturgical setting to accompany congregational singing and to present music of the Lutheran tradition, the instrument is designed with the capacity to serve as a vehicle for many styles and structures of musical composition.,

The organ has two manuals and pedalboard, the swell being under expression, and consists of a total of seventeen stops and twenty-one ranks for a total of 1223 pipes.

Organ Specifications

Pedal Swell
1. Kontrabass 16′ 1. Gedackt 8′
2. Bordun (Great) 16′ sw. 2. Salicional 8′
3. Octave 8′ 3. Schwebung 8′
4. Rohrflote (Great) 8′ 4. Spitzflote 4′
5. Choral Bass 4′ 5. Weitoktave 2′
6. Rohrflote (Great) 4′ 6. Nasat 1 1/3′
7. Posaune 16′ 7. Trompete (Great 8′
8. Trompete (Great) 8′ Oboe 8′
9. Klarine (Great) 8′ Tremulant
10. Sw to Sw 4′
11. Sw to sw 16′
Great Couplers (Solid state, electronic)
1. Bordun 16′ 1. Great / Pedal 8′
2. Praestant 8′ 2. Swell / Pedal 8′
3. Rohrflote 8′ 3. Swell / Pedal 4′
4. Oktave 4′ 4. Swell / Great 16′
5. Koppel flote 4′ 5. Swell / Great 8′
6. Prinzipal 2′ 6. Swell / Great>/TD> 4′
7. Sesqialtera II
8. Mixtur IV
9. Trompete 8′

This information was provided by John Sullivan in 2002. 

The organ is in the Pipe Organ Database at https://pipeorgandatabase.org/organ/44191https://pipeorgandatabase.org/organ/44191