Schantz Organ

The Schantz pipe organ was dedicated on July 9, 1978, two years after the completion of the current sanctuary. Given by the family of Ruby Owings, it was dedicated as the Mary Ella Mosby Tyler organ to honor her faithful service as organist since 1939. The instrument underwent a complete tonal re-voicing and expansion in 1995 owing to a generous gift from Barbara Hamilton. This expansion brought the organ to its current size of 42 ranks.At the same time, the console was updated from pneumatic operation to electronic circuitry including MIDI interface. Acoustical enhancements to the sanctuary during the 2003 renovation have further augmented the tonal qualities of the organ.

Great
8′Principal
8′Gedackt
4′Octave
2′Super Octave
IV Mixture
8′Festival Trompette (Positiv)
Chimes
Great Unison Off
4′Great to Great

Swell*
16′Flute a Cheminee
8′Geigen Principal
8′Viole de Gambe
8′Viole Celeste
8′Flute a Cheminee
4′Prestant
4′Cor de Nuit
2′Flute a bec
III Plein Jeu
16′Contre Trompette
8′Trompette
Tremulant
16′Swell to Swell
Swell Unison Off
4′Swell to Swell

Positiv
8′Gemshorn*
8′Bourdon
8′Flute a Cheminee (Swell)
8′Flauto Dolce*
8′Flute Celeste*
8′Viole de Gambe (Swell)
4′Octave
4′Koppelfloete
4′Traverse Flute*
2 2/3′Nasat
2′Principal
1 3/5′Terz
III Scharf
8′Festival Trompette
8′Krummhorn
Tremulant
Positiv Unison Off

Pedal
32′Resultant
16′Principal
16′Brummbass
16′Flute a Cheminee (Swell)
8′Octave
8′Floten Bass
8′Flute a Cheminee (Swell)
4′Choral Bass
II Mixture
16′Posaune

Inter-Manual Couplers
8′, 4′ Great to Pedal
8′, 4′ Swell to Pedal
8′, 4′ Positiv to Pedal
16′, 8′, 4′ Swell to Great
16′, 8′ Positiv to Great
16′, 8′, 4′ Swell to Positiv
8′ Great to Positiv

*Under expression

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Schantz Organ