The Harrison and Harrison Organ at All Saints

An organ event in 2007

THE HARRISON AND HARRISON ORGAN

The organ was made by Harrison and Harrison of Durham. It contains 2464 pipes, ranging from half an inch to 16 feet. It weighs over 6 tons. The coats of arms on the case are those of Lincoln - All Saints’ first diocese, St Albans - the present diocese, and Durham where the instrument was manufactured.

Harrison & Harrison Website

Mechanical action with electric drawstops

PEDAL ORGAN	Feet	Pipes

1. Open Diapason	16	30
2. Sub Bass	16	30
3. Principal	8	30
4. Flute	8	30
5. Fifteenth	4	30
6. Mixture	IV	120
7. Trombone	16	30
8. Clarion	4	30

I Choir to Pedal
II Great to Pedal
III Swell to Pedal

CHOIR ORGAN ( unenclosed )

9. Stopped Diapason	8	58
10. Principal	4	58
11. Rohrflute	4	58
12. Nazard	2 2/3	58
13. Spitzflute	2	58
14. Tierce	1 3/5	58
15. Mixture	IV	232
16. Cremona	8	58
17. Festival Trumpet (horizontal)	8	58

IV Tremulant
V Swell to Choir

GREAT ORGAN

18. Bourdon	16	58
19. Open Diapason	8	58
20. Rohrflute	8	58
21. Principal	4	58
22. Open Flute	4	58
23. Fifteenth	2	58
24. Mixture	IV	232
25. Trumpet	8	58

VI Choir to Great
VII Swell to Great

SWELL ORGAN

26. Gedackt	8	58
27. Salicional	8	58
28. Celeste (tenor c)	8	46
29. Principal	4	58
30. Stopped Flute	4	58
31. Flageolet	2	58
32. Mixture	IV	232
33. Double Trumpet	16	58
34. Trumpet	8	58
35. Hautboy	8	58
36. Clarion	4	58

VIII Tremulant

Accessories

Six foot pistons to the Pedal Organ
Six pistons to the Choir Organ
Six pistons to the Great Organ
Eight pistons to the Swell Organ (duplicated by foot pistons)
Six general pistons and general cancel
The pistons instantly adjustable, with eight memories
Reversible pistons: I, II, III, V, VI
Reversible foot pistons: II, VII
Balanced expression pedal to the Swell Organ