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Photo: Rinus Pannekoek
Brugge, België (West-Vlaanderen) - Sint Salvatorkathedraal, Engels orgel
Municipal: Brugge
Region:Vlaanderen
Address: Sint Salvatorskerkhof 1, 8000, Brugge
Website: https://www.sintsalvatorskathedraal.be/
Description nr.: 2030945.
Built by: Peter Conacher & Co. (1860)
The main organ of St. Salvator Cathedral in Bruges was converted and renovated in the years 2015-2022. In connection with this, an old English organ has been acquired, which has been restored by the companies Andriessen and Škrabl and built up in the cathedral. A free-standing movable console has been installed. The organ was inaugurated on April 7, 2011 with a concert by cathedral organist Ignace Michiels.
Technical data
Specification
Great Organ (C-c''''): Contra Geigen 16', Large Open Diapason 8', Medium Open Diapason 8', Small Open Diapason 8', Hohlflute 8', Dulciana 8', Principal 4', Harmonic Flute 4', Twelfth 2 2/3', Fifteenth 2', Mixture 4 ranks, Contra Tromba 16', Tromba 8', Octave Tromba 4'.
Choir Organ (C-c''''): Viola 8', Lieblich Gedackt 8', Dulciana 8', Flute 4', Piccolo 2', Clarinet 8', Tremulant, Orchestral Oboe 8'.
Swell Organ (C-c''''): Lieblich Bourdon 16', Violin Diapason 8', Rohr Flöte 8', Viol d'Orchestra 8', Voix Celestes 8', Gemshorn 4', Flute 4', Fifteenth 2', Mixture 3 ranks, Contra Fagotto 16', Cornopean 8', Oboe 8', Clarion 4', Tremulant.
Pedal Organ (C-g'): Harmonic Bass 32', Open Diapason 16', Geigen 16', Bourdon 16', Octave 8', Bass Flute 8', Flute 4', Trombone 16', Tromba 8', Clarion 4'.
Couplers: Choir to Great, Swell to Great, Swell Octave to Great, Swell to Choir, Great to Pedal, Choir to Pedal, Swell to Pedal, Great Octave, Swell Octave, Swell Suboctave, Swell Unison Off.
Photo: Rinus Pannekoek
Brugge, België (West-Vlaanderen) - Sint Salvatorkathedraal, Engels orgel
Municipal: Brugge
Region:Vlaanderen
Address: Sint Salvatorskerkhof 1, 8000, Brugge
Website: https://www.sintsalvatorskathedraal.be/
Description nr.: 2030945.
Built by: Peter Conacher & Co. (1860)
| Year | Builder | Opus | Activity | 1860 | Peter Conacher & Co. | new organ | 2011 | Anton Škrabl | 250 | transfer/relocate | 2011 | Paul Andriessen | transfer/relocate |
The main organ of St. Salvator Cathedral in Bruges was converted and renovated in the years 2015-2022. In connection with this, an old English organ has been acquired, which has been restored by the companies Andriessen and Škrabl and built up in the cathedral. A free-standing movable console has been installed. The organ was inaugurated on April 7, 2011 with a concert by cathedral organist Ignace Michiels.
Technical data
| Number of stops per division | |
| - Great Organ | 13 |
| - Choir Organ | 7 |
| - Swell Organ | 13 |
| - Pedal Organ | 10 |
| Total number of stops | 43 |
| Key action | Electrical |
| Stop action | Electrical |
| Windchest(s) | Slider chests |
Specification
Great Organ (C-c''''): Contra Geigen 16', Large Open Diapason 8', Medium Open Diapason 8', Small Open Diapason 8', Hohlflute 8', Dulciana 8', Principal 4', Harmonic Flute 4', Twelfth 2 2/3', Fifteenth 2', Mixture 4 ranks, Contra Tromba 16', Tromba 8', Octave Tromba 4'.
Choir Organ (C-c''''): Viola 8', Lieblich Gedackt 8', Dulciana 8', Flute 4', Piccolo 2', Clarinet 8', Tremulant, Orchestral Oboe 8'.
Swell Organ (C-c''''): Lieblich Bourdon 16', Violin Diapason 8', Rohr Flöte 8', Viol d'Orchestra 8', Voix Celestes 8', Gemshorn 4', Flute 4', Fifteenth 2', Mixture 3 ranks, Contra Fagotto 16', Cornopean 8', Oboe 8', Clarion 4', Tremulant.
Pedal Organ (C-g'): Harmonic Bass 32', Open Diapason 16', Geigen 16', Bourdon 16', Octave 8', Bass Flute 8', Flute 4', Trombone 16', Tromba 8', Clarion 4'.
Couplers: Choir to Great, Swell to Great, Swell Octave to Great, Swell to Choir, Great to Pedal, Choir to Pedal, Swell to Pedal, Great Octave, Swell Octave, Swell Suboctave, Swell Unison Off.
| Recordings |
Midden-Brabantse Orgelkring Orgelexcursie 27 augustus 2011 : Melsele, Maldegem en Brugge / Ad van Sleuwen, Ad van de Wege, Mithra Van Eenhooge. - Brabantse Orgelklanken (CD). - 2011. |
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