The Rice Memorial Organ

 

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The main chamber houses some 6,400 pipes. The screen at the far left is patterned after stonework in Worcester Cathedral, England.

  The G. Donald Harrison Nameplate

   Æolian-Skinner Op. 909 (1933)

Pipes of the celebrated Bombarde division, from high within the main chamber. On the far wall, above the console, is the 1964 Positiv division.

32-foot Shoebasse

(low CCCC, 16 cycles per second,  

 men’s shoe size 11)

Pipes of the 1963 Antiphonal division (just above the flags), including the very brilliant Trompette a Capot in the center. Above the rear gallery, projecting from the windows on either side, are the mellower 1975 Trompette-en-chamade pipes.

The 1967 Console