NEWCASTLE CATHEDRAL

Great
Clarin 4
Trumpet 8*
Bombarde 16
Great Reeds on Bombarde
 Fourniture IV-V*
Sesquialtera II
Cor de Nuit 2
Super Octave 2*
Quint 22/3*
Gross Tierce 31/5*
Flute Harmonique 4*
Gemshorn 4
Octave 4*
Hohl Flute 8
Stopped Diapason 8*
Viola da Gamba 8
Principal 8*
Bourdon 16*
Principal 16
Subbass 32 (TC)
Bombarde to Great
Swell to Great*
Choir/Chaire to Great*

Great & Pedal Comb'ns Coupled 		Swell (enclosed)
Tremulant*
 Clairon 4*
Trompette 8*
Basson 16*
Voix Humaine 8
Hautbois 8*
Cymbale III
Plein Jeu IV*
Doublette 2
Flute Octaviente 4*
Prestant 4*
Voix Celeste 8* (TC)
Gambe 8*
Flute 8*
Diapason 8
Contre Viole 16
Octave
Bombarde to Swell
 		Bombarde
Tremulant*
 Tuba en Chamade 8*
Clarin 4 (Great)
Trumpet 8 (Great)
Bombarde 16 (Great)
Mounted Cornet V*
Flageolet 11/3*
Tertia 13/5
Lieblich Piccolo 2
Quint Flote 22/3
Lieblich Flote 4*
Lieblich Gedackt 8*
Lieblich Bourdon 16
Pedal
Tuba 4
Posaune 8
Bombarde 16* (Great)
Ophicleide 16
Bombardon 32
Mixture IV*
Choral Bass 4
Octave Quint 51/3
Bass Flute 8
Holz Principal 8*
Octave 8
Quint 102/3*
Sub Bass 16*
Violon 16*
Principal Bass 16 (Great)
Major Bass 16*
Double Open Bass 32*

Choir Pedal
Octave Flute 4 (a)
Flute 8 (a)
Bourdon 16 (a)

Bombarde to Pedal
Swell to Pedal*
Great to Pedal*
Choir/Chaire to Pedal*
 		Chaire
Cremona 8*
Ciderne III*
Tierce 13/5*
Recorder 2*
Nasard 21/3*
Rohrflote 4
Spitzflote 4*
Stopped Flute 8*
Italian Principale 8*

Choir Swell (enclosed)
Cornopean 8
Double Trumpet 16
Mixture III
Wald Flute 2
Spitz Principal 4
Claribel Flute 8
Unda Maris 8 (TC)
Salicional 8
Octave

 Choir Great
Corno di Bassetto 8
Twenty-Second 1
Nineteenth 11/3
Seventeenth 13/5 (a)
Fifteenth 2
Twelfth 22/3
Octave Flute 4 (a)
Geigen Principal
Flute 8 (a)
Open Diapason 8
Contra Dulciana 16
Choir Great on Great

Bombarde to Choir/Chaire
Swell to Choir/Chaire*
With the exception of one extended rank (available on the Choir Pedal and Choir Great) and a handful of borrowed stops, this mighty instrument - with 111 drawstops on the main console - is entirely straight! The Choir Great and Choir Swell are, like the Chaire organ, playable from the lowest manual, although the Choir Great can be transferred onto the second manual. Both of these departments (and the Choir Pedal) are sited behind the north choir stalls, with the main portion of the instrument being in the north transept. The original instrument was built by T. C. Lewis between 1881 and 1891, and there were rebuilds in 1911 and 1954, both by Harrison & Harrison. In 1981, Nicholson & Co. rebuilt and re-ordered the instrument and provided a second (mobile) console with three manuals - the stops of which are marked with an asterisk on the stop list.