Chapel Organ

The chapel organ was built in 1935 by Casavant Frères of Sainte-Hyacinthe, Québec.  The instrument is the firm's opus 1506, and consists of 24 ranks of pipes.  The main organ and console are in the rear gallery, and there is a small echo organ above and to the left of the crucifix.  Several tonal changes have been made since the instrument's original installation.

 

Great    [South chamber]

Open Diapason                      8'

Spitz Flute                              8'

Flute Celeste                          8'

Dulciana                                 8'

Principal                                 4'

Principal                                 2'

Clarinet                                  8'

 

Tremulant

Chimes (Echo)

Swell

 [North Chamber]

 

Gedeckt                              16'

 

Open Diapason                     8'

Stopped Diapason                 8'

Viola da Gamba                    8'

Voix Celeste GG                   8'

Aeoline GG                           8'

Principal                                4'

Trav. Flute                             4'

Nazard                                2 2/3'

Oboe                                    8'

 

Echo

Chimney Flute                       8'

Muted Viol                            8'

Viole Celeste TC                   8'

Musette                                 8'

 

Tremulant

Chimes

Pedal

Major Bass                        16'

Bourdon                            16'

Gedeckt (Sw.)                   16'

Echo Bourdon                   16'

Stopped Flute (ext.)            8’

 

Chimes (Echo)

Tremulant

Chimes (Echo)