Biographical Dictionary of the Organ
Organ Biography > Places and Organs > England > London > Westminster > St. Gabriel’s
| Organ History | |
|---|---|
| Built by Bevington | |
| Sources | |
| Hopkins & Rimbault - “The Organ: Its History and Construction - A Comprehensive Treatise on the Structure and Capabilities of the Organ” - Robert Cocks & Co., 1877, London | |
| Manuals | Stops | Ranks | Couplers | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3 | 34 | 34 | 1 | T |
| I. Choir (Tracker GG-f3 59 notes) | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | Dulciana | (Tenor g) | |
| 2. | Fifteenth | ||
| 3. | Stopped Diapason | ||
| 4. | Principal | ||
| 5. | Bassoon and Cremona | ||
| 6. | Flute | ||
| 7. | Choir sub-octave | ||
| II. Great (Tracker GG-f3 59 notes) | |||
| 8. | Open Diapason | ||
| 9. | Open Diapason | ||
| 10. | Stopped Diapason | ||
| 11. | Principal | ||
| 12. | Flute | ||
| 13. | Twelfth | ||
| 14. | Fifteenth | ||
| 15. | Sesquialtera | III | |
| 16. | Mixture | II | |
| 17. | Trumpet | ||
| 18. | Clarion | ||
| i | Swell to Great | ||
| 19. | Choir sub-octave to Great | ||
| 20. | Great octave | ||
| III. Swell (Tracker G-f3 47 notes) | |||
| 21. | Double Diapason | ||
| 22. | Open Diapason | ||
| 23. | Dulciana | ||
| 24. | Stopped Diapason | ||
| 25. | Principal | ||
| 26. | Flute | ||
| 27. | Mixture | II | |
| 28. | Horn | ||
| 29. | Oboe | ||
| 30. | Clarion | ||
| Pedal (Tracker GG-g 25 notes) | |||
| 31. | Open Diapason | 16' | |
| 32. | Trombone | 16' | |
| 33. | Great to Pedal | ||
| 34. | Choir to Pedal | ||
| Organ History | |
|---|---|
| Built by Binns | |
| Sources | |
| “Dictionary of Organs and Organists” - George Mate & Son, 1921 | |
| Manuals | Stops | Ranks | Couplers | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4 | 56 | - | - | P |
| List of Organists | |
|---|---|
| John Leman Brownsmith (1809-1866) | |
| 1866-72 | Henry R. Bird (1842-1915) |
| 1872 | Edward Birch (1849-1934) |
| c1877 | Marcellus Higgs (1827-1888) |
| 1885 | Basil Johnson (1861-1950) |
| 1886-89 | Davan Wetton (1862-1928) |
| 1890-92 | Davan Wetton (1862-1928) |
| Edward E. Douglas-Smith (1871-) | |