Our Instruments

Our church’s magnificent pipe organ was built and installed in our sanctuary in 1975 by Swiss-born, Canada-based organ innovator Hellmuth Wolff. It was rededicated in 1993 to the memory of our longtime organist Frank Eldridge.  The organ has two manuals, 3 divisions, 20 stops, 22 registers, and 26 ranks.

Hellmuth Wolff & Associés   Op. 16    1975

GRAND ORGUE: 56 notes
16' Bourdon 
8' Montre
8' Flûte à cheminée
4' Prestant
2' Flûte sylvestre
IV Fourniture
8' Trompette

RÉCIT EXPRESSIF: 56 notes
8' Bourdon
4' Flûte à cheminée
2' Doublette
2-2/3' Nazard
II Sesquialtera (double draw stop with Nazard)
1-1/3' Larigot
II-III Cymbale
8' Cromorne
Rossignol (Nightingale)
Tremblant

PEDALE : 30 notes
16' Soubasse
8' Montre
8' Flûte
4' Prestant
V Fourniture (4 ranks from G.O. mixture)
16' Bombarde
8' Trompette (G.O. double draw stop - plays on Pedale when half-drawn)

Couplers	 
(hitch down pedals to the right of Récit expression pedal)

Récit-Grand Orgue
Grand Orgue-Pedale
Récit-Pedale

Mechanical key and stop action. Direct winding with one reservoir; wind pressure varies between 60 and 68mm, according to the flow of the wind.  Action self-regulated and suspended with pneumatic motors to prevent cyphers.  Case in solid white oak with hand-rubbed wax finish.

In addition to the organ, we also have a lovely 1895 Mason & Hamlin grand piano, which was purchased by the church in 2012 and is played regularly at Sunday services as well as for concerts and recitals by various musicians from the community.