A History of Hull Organs And Organists Together With An Account of the Hull Mu
A History of Hull Organs And Organists Together With An Account of the Hull Mu
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W. Hill and Sons was no doubt owing to his connection with St. John's Church, where he had frequently acted as deputy-organist for Mr. Thomas Dykes, and which contained an organ by that firm.
The specification, for which Mr. Hewitt was respon- sible, read in the light of modern ideas, is a distinct curiosity. The compass of the great organ was from CC to F, and that of the swell from tenor C to F, and both manuals were enclosed in a general swell. The stops were : — Great Organ — Bourdon and Te...noroon, Open Diapason, Stopped Bass and Clarabella, Wald Flute, Principal, Twelfth, Fifteenth, Sesquialtra, Cornopean.
Swell Organ — Dulciana, Stopped Diapason, Hautboy.
There were two octaves of Pedals connected to the Great Organ, one Coupler, Swell to Great, and three combination Pedals.
It was placed in the west gallery.
124 HULL ORGANS AND ORGANISTS A cursory glance at this scheme causes one to wonder how it could have been possible so late as the year 1847. The miniature swell must have been absolutely useless even for solo purposes, as there was no sufficiently soft accompaniment on the great organ, and the absence of pedal pipes must have robbed the instrument of any pretence to dignity of effect.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
W. Hill and Sons was no doubt owing to his connection with St. John's Church, where he had frequently acted as deputy-organist for Mr. Thomas Dykes, and which contained an organ by that firm.
The specification, for which Mr. Hewitt was respon- sible, read in the light of modern ideas, is a distinct curiosity. The compass of the great organ was from CC to F, and that of the swell from tenor C to F, and both manuals were enclosed in a general swell. The stops were : — Great Organ — Bourdon and Te...noroon, Open Diapason, Stopped Bass and Clarabella, Wald Flute, Principal, Twelfth, Fifteenth, Sesquialtra, Cornopean.
Swell Organ — Dulciana, Stopped Diapason, Hautboy.
There were two octaves of Pedals connected to the Great Organ, one Coupler, Swell to Great, and three combination Pedals.
It was placed in the west gallery.
124 HULL ORGANS AND ORGANISTS A cursory glance at this scheme causes one to wonder how it could have been possible so late as the year 1847. The miniature swell must have been absolutely useless even for solo purposes, as there was no sufficiently soft accompaniment on the great organ, and the absence of pedal pipes must have robbed the instrument of any pretence to dignity of effect.
What to read after A History of Hull Organs And Organists Together With An Account of the Hull Mu?
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