All Souls' Anglican Church
Norton Street, Leichhardt

B. 1904 Geo. Fincham & Son
Reb. (1950's) S.T. Noad & Son
Reb. Don Fairweather 2007 with addition of two stops
2m., 23 sp. st., 9c., el. pn.

This organ was built by Fincham & Son in 1904, the consultant being Frederick Morley.

Don Fairweather, who rebuilt the organ in 2007 writes (16/04/07):

"The organ had not been working for 18 years when I decided to see if we could get it working again. It was unchanged from the rebuild by Mr Noad in the 50s. Under the guidance of Ian Brown & Associates I have rebuilt the organ with the addition of 2 more stops on separate wind chests. - an 8ft trumpet on the Great & 16ft trombone on Pedals. The blower has been moved to a quieter location under the floor. It has a new console with draw stops, a capture system by Australian Organ Company (Ian Brown), and a Peterson solid state switching system."

Photos: Don Fairweather

The current specification is:

Great Open Diapason No.1 Open Diapason No.2 Stopped Diapason Dulciana Octave Harmonic Flute Quint Super Octave Cornopean Great Octave Great Sub Swell Octave to Great Swell Sub to Great Swell to Great Swell Bourdon Open Diapason Stopped Diapason Gamba Vox Celeste Principal Clarinet Horn Swell Octave Swell Sub Tremulant Pedal Open Diapason Bourdon Principal Flute Fifteenth Trombone Great to Pedal Swell to Pedal

8 8 8 8 4 4 2-2/3 2 8 16 8 8 8 8 4 8 8 16 16 8 8 4 16

Noad Orig. called Principal Orig. called Flute Noad, orig. called Twelfth Orig. called Fifteenth New 2007, second hand rank Orig. Piccolo 2' and replaced early on Orig. Oboe 8' A New 2007 ext. from Great Open No. 2 A - added Noad New 2007 ext. from Great Open No. 2, replacing Noad 5-1/3 ext. New 2007, half length

6 pistons each to Great and Swell

8 General thumb pistons

10 levels of memory

Swell to Pedal reversible piston
Great to Pedal reversible piston
Swell to Great reversible toe piston
Setter
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