THE MAJORCAN  ORGAN

From Castile, F.Chapelet brought back a case which was about to end its career on a rubbish dump.It was the only furniture existing in a church doomed to demolition. He cleaned it,restored it and had an instrument built in the Majorcan style by G.Grenzing in 1978.

The case dating from 1736 is made of very well worked pine wood which has never been painted.

STOP LIST

GO (II) 51 notes	Récit (I) 51 notes	Pédale (30 notes)
Montre 8' (Flautado)	Bourdon 8' (Violon)	Bourdon 16' (Contras)
Prestant 4' (Octava)	Flûte à che.4' (Tapadillo)	Bourdon 8' (Contras)
Quinte 2 2/3 (Docena)	Flûte 2' (Flautin)	Principal 4' (Octava)
Doublette 2' (Quincena)	Larigot 1 1/3(Nasardo)	Flûte 2' (Corno)
Tierce 1 3/5 (Nasardo 17)	Cymbale IIrgs (Zimbala)	Chape libre
Mixture IIIrgs (Lleno)	Régale (Viejas)
Trompette 8' (intérieure)(Trompeta Real)
Chamade 4/8 (Bajoncillo/Clarin)

Pedal coupler  Great - Tremulant - Shift coupler I/II  - suspended action for  Great and sticker action for the récit in the lower case. - A 440 - Tempérament lightly unequal.

THE TWO SPANISH ORGANS CAN BE PLAYED TOGETHER BY TWO ORGANISTS.

Francis plays the organ.

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