Opus 30
St. Andrews Episcopal Church


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Seattle, Washington
2001 

II/ 22 stops • 21 ranks
 

The new Bond organ at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church in Seattle fills our sanctuary with an exciting, but warm tone, perfectly voiced for the space. Every stop that is drawn creates a beautiful, clear sound, each stop contributing to the overall blend. From an organist's standpoint, the action is easy to play and the drawknobs and couplers are within easy reach and logically organized. The organ is even more versatile than I imagined, playing literature from all periods with integrity. Reaction from the congregation has been enthusiastic about the stunning visual presentation as well as the thrilling sounds. We love it!

Richard Lind
Organist/Choirmaster

Stoplist

Grand Orgue

16’ Bourdon (1-12 from Soubasse)
8’ Montre (in façade)
8’ Bourdon 
4’ Prestant
2-2/3’ Nazard (mid-position of Cornet drawknob)
2’ Doublette (mid-position of Fourniture drawknob)
II Cornet 
IV Fourniture 
8’ Trompette 
8’ Voix humaine

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Recit (Expressive) 

8’ Cor de nuit
8’ Ouverte
4’ Prestant (1-6 from Flûte conique)
4’ Flûte conique
2’ Flûte à bec
1-1/3’ Quinte (mid-position of Cymbale drawknob)
II Cymbale
8’ Cromorne

Pedal

16’ Soubasse 
8’ Flûte 
4’ Flûte
16’ Bombarde
8’ Trompette


Couplers

Tirasse / Grand Orgue 
Tirasse / Recit 
Recit / Grand Orgue 
 

Tremblant to entire organ