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Stockholm, Sverige (Stockholms län) - Sankt Eriks Katedral (Katolska Domkyrkan), Norra Läktaren
Municipal: Stockholms Kommun
Address: Folkungagatan 46, 118 26, Stockholm
Website: http://www.katolskadomkyrkan.se/
Description nr.: 2038482.
Built by: Åkerman & Lund (1891)
Stockholm's Roman Catholic Cathedral is dedicated to Saint Erik. The building was built in the years 1890-1892 and was designed by the architect A. Gillberg. The firm of Åkerman & Lund supplied the organ, which was completed in 1891. In 1910, the same firm expanded it to thirteen stops. In 1978 the Jacoby company expanded the organ further to seventeen stops and finally the organ was radically rebuilt in 1989 and expanded in 1991 with six pedal stops by the Künkel company. The organ has electro-pneumatic action since 1978. Both manuals are in a joint swell box.
Technical data
Specification
Manual I (C-g'''): Borduna 16', Principal 8', Flûte 8', Gamba 8', Oktava 8', Oktava 2' - 1978, Mixtur 4 kor - 1978, Trumpet 8' - oud, Spansk Trumpet 8' - 1989.
Manual II (C-g'''): Basetthorn 8', Gedacktflöjt 4' - 1978, Principal 2' - 1989, Sivflöjt 1' - 1989, Sesquialtera 2 kor - 1978, Regal 8' - 1989, Spansk Trumpet 8' - 1989; transmissie.
Pedal (C-f'): Subbas 16' - 1991, Ekobas 16' - transmissie, Oktavbas 8' - 1991, Flöjt 8' - transmissie, Gedacktpommer 8' - 1991, Cello 8' - transmissie, Koralbas 4' - 1991, Basun 16' - 1991, Skalmeja 4' - 1991.
Couplers: Manual I - Manual II, Manual I - Manual II 16', Manual I - Manual I 4', Pedal - Manual I, Pedal - Manual II.
Accessories: 10 fria Kombinationer, 4 faste Kombinationer.
Stockholm, Sverige (Stockholms län) - Sankt Eriks Katedral (Katolska Domkyrkan), Norra Läktaren
Municipal: Stockholms Kommun
Address: Folkungagatan 46, 118 26, Stockholm
Website: http://www.katolskadomkyrkan.se/
Description nr.: 2038482.
Built by: Åkerman & Lund (1891)
| Year | Builder | Opus | Activity | 1891 | Åkerman & Lund | new organ | 1910 | Åkerman & Lund | rebuild | 1978 | Jacoby Orgelbau | restoration and enlargement | 1989 | Johannes Künkels Orgelverkstad | rebuild | 1991 | Johannes Künkels Orgelverkstad | enlargement |
Stockholm's Roman Catholic Cathedral is dedicated to Saint Erik. The building was built in the years 1890-1892 and was designed by the architect A. Gillberg. The firm of Åkerman & Lund supplied the organ, which was completed in 1891. In 1910, the same firm expanded it to thirteen stops. In 1978 the Jacoby company expanded the organ further to seventeen stops and finally the organ was radically rebuilt in 1989 and expanded in 1991 with six pedal stops by the Künkel company. The organ has electro-pneumatic action since 1978. Both manuals are in a joint swell box.
Technical data
| Number of stops per division | |
| - Manual I | 9 |
| - Manual II | 7 (6) |
| - Pedal | 9 (6) |
| Total number of stops | 25 (21) |
| Key action | Electropneumatic |
| Stop action | Electropneumatic |
| Windchest(s) | Roosevelt chests |
Specification
Manual I (C-g'''): Borduna 16', Principal 8', Flûte 8', Gamba 8', Oktava 8', Oktava 2' - 1978, Mixtur 4 kor - 1978, Trumpet 8' - oud, Spansk Trumpet 8' - 1989.
Manual II (C-g'''): Basetthorn 8', Gedacktflöjt 4' - 1978, Principal 2' - 1989, Sivflöjt 1' - 1989, Sesquialtera 2 kor - 1978, Regal 8' - 1989, Spansk Trumpet 8' - 1989; transmissie.
Pedal (C-f'): Subbas 16' - 1991, Ekobas 16' - transmissie, Oktavbas 8' - 1991, Flöjt 8' - transmissie, Gedacktpommer 8' - 1991, Cello 8' - transmissie, Koralbas 4' - 1991, Basun 16' - 1991, Skalmeja 4' - 1991.
Couplers: Manual I - Manual II, Manual I - Manual II 16', Manual I - Manual I 4', Pedal - Manual I, Pedal - Manual II.
Accessories: 10 fria Kombinationer, 4 faste Kombinationer.
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