WORCESTER ART MUSEUM
WORCESTER, MASSACHUSETTS

Aeolian-Skinner Organ Company
Boston MA 1942   Opus 1036

GREAT
Quintaton 16' 61
Bourdon 8' 61
Principal 4' 61
Rohr Flote 4' 61
Fourniture III-V 285

RECIT (unenclosed)
Rohr Flote 8' 61
Prestant 4' 61
Cymbel IV 244
Cromorne 8' 61

POSITIF
Quintade 8' 61
Koppel Flote 4' 61
Nazard 2 2/3' 61
Doublette 2' 61
Tierce 1 3/5' 61
Larigot 1 1/3' 61

PEDAL
Rohr Bourdon 16' 32
Quintaton (Gt.) 16' --
Principal 8' 32
Quintaton (Gt.) 8' --
Nachthorn 4' 32
Blockflote 2' 32
Fourniture IV 128
Posaune 16' 32
Trompette 8' 32
Rohr Schalmei 4' 32

Couplers
Great to Pedal
Positif to Pedal
Recit to Pedal
Recit to Great 16', 8' 4'
Positif to Great 16', 8'
Recit to Positif

Arrangement of Manuals
Great I
Positif II
Recit III

Accessories
4 general pistons, duplicated by toe studs
4 pistons per division
Sforzando, duplicated by toe stud
G-P Reversible, duplicated by toe stud
the six unison couplers duplicated by thumb pistons
Ped. To Man. (combinations on or off)
Cancel

Electro-pneumatic action throughout
Electro-pneumatic console, internal "suction pump"

Detached drawknob console with couplers by tablets;
3" wind pressure throughout; =

Pipework above court skylight;
Designed by G. Donald Harrison and opened in a recital
by Joseph Bonnet, 18 November 1942