Church Organ at St Paul's

History

Originally installed in Christ Church Sneyd Park, the two manual organ made by W. G. Vowles of Bristol was converted into a smart three manual instrument in 1965 by Percy Daniel & Co. of Clevedon when it was moved into St. Pauls Church.  Like so many in Bristol, the building sustained severe damage during the blitz and when it was opened in 1958, a temporary organ was used until the current one replaced it.  A new choir department was added by Percy Daniel.  The console is incorporated into the organ case, and the action is electro-pneumatic.

Specification

Swell
Trumpet 8'
Oboe 8'
Fagotta 16'
Fifteenth 2'
Principal 4'
Leiblich Flute 4'
Vox Angelica 8'
Leiblich Gedacht 8'
Open Diapason 8'
Saliconal 8'

Tremulant
Swell Octave
Swell Sub  Octave
Swell Unison Off

Positive
Tierce 1 ³/₅
Fifteenth 2'
Nazard 2 ²/₃
Stopped Flute 4'
Dulcet 4'
Gemshorn 4'
Gedacht 8'

Swell Sub Octave to Positive
Swell Octive to Positive
Swell to Positive

Great
Mixture - 2 rank
Fifteenth 2'
Twelfth 2 ²/₃
Harmonic Flute 4'
Principal 4'
Clarabella 8'
Dulcianna 8'
Open Diapason No 1  8'
Open Diapason No 2  8'
Double Dulciana 16'

Swell Octave to Great
Swell Sub-Octave to Great
Swell to Great

Pedal
Octave Flute 4'
Bass Flute 8'
Octave 8'
Bourdon 16'
Dulciana 16'
Open Diapason 16'
Fagotta 16'

7 Couplers