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Flute Family
Bourdon (-doux, Contre-)
Flute Family
Chimney flute
Flute Family
Clarabella
Flute Family
Copula
Flute Family
Cor de nuit
Flute Family
Doppelflote
Flute Family
Fife
Flute Family
Flautino
Flute Family
Flauto dolce
Flute Family
Flute
(--a bec, --a fuseau, --bouchee, --celeste, --harmonique, --ouverte)
Flute Family
Gedackt (Gedeckt)
(--flute)
Flute Family
Harmonic flute
Flute Family
Hohlflote
Flute Family
Holzgedackt
Flute Family
Koppelflote
Flute Family
Larigot
Flute Family
Lieblich gedeckt
Flute Family
Melodia
Flute Family
Nachthorn
Flute Family
Nazard (Nasard, Nasat)
Flute Family
Octavin
Flute Family
Open flute
Flute Family
Orchestral flute
Flute Family
Piccolo
Flute Family
Pommer
Flute Family
Quintaton (Quintadena)
Flute Family
Quintflote
Flute Family
Rohrflote
Flute Family
Sifflote
Flute Family
Spillpfeife
Flute Family
Stopped diapason
Flute Family
Subbass
Flute Family
Tibia
Flute Family
Tierce (Terz)
Flute Family
Traverse flute
Flute Family
Waldflote
Flute Family
Zauberflote
Flute Family
Solo Mixtures
Cornet II or III
Sesquialtera II
What family are solo mixtures usually found?
Flute
(unless found on Great Manual, then their usually principals)
Choral bass
Principal Family
Diapason
Principal Family
Double diapason
Principal Family
Doublette
Principal Family
Dulciana
Principal Family
Fifteenth
Principal Family
Montre
Principal Family
Octave (oktav)
Principal Family
Open diapason
Principal Family
Prestant
Principal Family
Principal (Prinzipal)
Principal Family
Quint(e)
Principal Family
Spitz prinzipal
Principal Family
Super octave
Principal Family
Twelfth
Principal Family
Chorus mixtures
Plein jeu
Mixture
Fourniture
Cymbal
Scharf
Acuta
Aeoline
String Family
Cello
String Family
Echo gamba
String Family
Fugara
String Family
Gamba
String Family
Salicet
String Family
Salicional
String Family
Unda maris
String Family
Viola
String Family
Viola da gamba
String Family
Viola celeste
String Family
Viola pomposa
String Family
Violone (Contre violone)
String Family
Voix celeste
String Family
Basson (Contre--)
Chorus Reed
Reed Family
Bombarde
Chorus Reed
Reed Family
Clairon (Clarion)
Chorus Reed
Reed Family
Dulzian
Chorus Reed
Reed Family
Fagotto (Fagott) [basson]
Chorus Reed
Reed Family
French trumpet
Chorus Reed
Reed Family
Hautbois [oboe]
Chorus Reed
Reed Family
Oboe
Chorus Reed
Reed Family
Posaune [trombone]
Chorus Reed
Reed Family
Rankett
Chorus Reed
Reed Family
Tromba
Chorus Reed
Reed Family
Trompette (Trompete)
Chorus Reed
Reed Family
Trumpet
Chorus Reed
Reed Family
Waldhorn
Chorus Reed
Reed Family
Clarinet
Solo Reed
Reed Family
Cromorne
Solo Reed
Reed Family
English horn (Cor Anglais)
Solo Reed
Reed Family
Festival trumpet
Solo Reed
Reed Family
French horn
Solo Reed
Reed Family
Horn
Solo Reed
Reed Family
Krummhorn
Solo Reed
Reed Family
Regal
Solo Reed
Reed Family
Rohrkrummhorn
Solo Reed
Reed Family
Rohr schalmei
Solo Reed
Reed Family
Schalmei
Solo Reed
Reed Family
Tuba (--mirabilis)
Solo Reed
Reed Family
Vox humana (Voix humaine)
Other Reed
Reed Family
Erzahler
Hybrid stop
Hybrid stop
share characteristics of more than one family)
Geigen (--diapason, --principal)
Hybrid stop
Gemshorn, Gemshorn celeste
Hybrid stop
Spitzflote
hybrid stop
Cornet includes...
8'
4'
2'
2 2/3'
1 3/5'
Primary types of Organ Registration
Chorus
Solo & Accompaniment
Trio/Duo
Medium Loud to Loud
Principal
medium soft to medium loud
Flute
Hybrid
soft to medium loud
Strings
Brilliant
Clarity
Principals 8' 4' 2' + chorus mixtures
Bright
Clarity
Principals (flute for softer volume) 8' 4' 2'
Moderate
Clarity
Principals (Flute for softer volume) 8' 4'
Gentle
Clarity
Flute 8'
Celeste
a rank of pipes tuned slightly off-pitch (usually sharp). When combined with its companion rank, the result is something like adding several similar string instruments on a solo line. A warmer, chorus-like effect is achieved.
effects of tying
doesn't define
deemphasizes pulse
eliminates accents
effects of breaking
defines 2nd note (choppy)
emphasis to the pulse
accent on 2nd note
treatment of repeated notes in sustained-style hymns
repeated middle notes may be tied
if notes are repeated--small breaks
stop nonclature
name
gives the tone quality/timbre of rank (family and name)
# of pipes in manual rank
61
# pipes in pedal rank
32
Labial
Flue
Lingual
Reed
Pipe scale
ratio of pipe diameter to its speaking length
Wide pipe scale
flutes
medium pipe scale
principals
narrow pipe scale
flutes
stopped pipe
pipe that's covered on top
turns pipe into a flute and one octave lower
components of tremulant
frequency
depth
appropriate uses of tremulant
use on a solo line
use on very soft stop combos
inappropriate uses of tremulant
congregational hymn playing
loud combos
too frequent of use
celestes
a 2 clav. ePed
pedal + manuals
(solo&accomp.)
Manualiter
manuals only
four types of musical form that allow for registration change
multi-movement forms
verse refrain form
two part form
echo form
3 standards for chorus registration
1. all manual parts to be included are played on single manual
2. usually build on 8' for manuals and 16' for pedals --> more gravity use octave lower
3. Avoid gaps b/w octaves
full organ
principal chorus
flute chorus
hybrid stops
fifth-sounding mutations
1/3 sounding mutations
chorus mixtures
reed chorus
unison couplers