Austin Organ Opus 1868 (1934, 2016) 

The organ at St. David’s combines the best of old craftsmanship and new technology. The original instrument, Opus 1868, was built by Austin Organ Company, Hartford, Connecticut in 1934. Fifteen years ago, St. David’s purchased this organ through the Organ Clearing House from a Presbyterian Church in Iowa. In 2016, Austin Organ Company built a new three-manual console and additional digital voices (ranks of stops) were added to the specifications. The organ now has 47 ranks and state-of-the-art SSL digital additions for multiple memory levels, registration settings, sequencer, recording, and MIDI capabilities.
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GREAT *= Enclosed in Choir box
+Quintaton     16’
Double Diapason     16’
Open Diapason     8’
+Violone    8’
*Flute Harmonique    8’
Octave     4’
+Flute    4’
Super Octave    2’
+Flute    2’
Cymbal    III
*Trumpet    8’
Festival Trumpet    8’
*Chimes
+Zymbelstern

SWELL
Gedeckt    16’
Geigen Principal    8’
Stopped Flute    8’
Salicionial    8’
Voix Celeste    8’
+Principal     4’
Chimney Flute    4’
+Principal    2’ 
Piccolo    2’
Mixture    III
+Cornet     V
Bassoon    16’
Trumpet    8’
Oboe    8’
Vox Humana    8’
Clarion    4’
Festival Trumpet    8’
Tremulant

CHOIR
Concert Flute    8’
Spitzflute    8’
Spitzflute Celeste    8’
+Gemshorn    8’
+Flute    4’
Gemshorn    4’
English Horn    8’
+Krummhorn    8’
Nazard    2 2/3’
Flautino    2’
Tierce    1 3/5’
Festival Trumpet    8’
+Harp
+Zimblestern
Tremulant

PEDAL
+Sub-principal    32’
+Contra Bourdon    32’
Open Wood    16’
Open Diapason (Gt.)    16’
Lieblich Gedeckt    16’
+Violone    16’
Octave    8’
+Violone    8’
Flute    8’
Choral Bass    4’
Flautino    4’
+Flute    2’
Rauschquint,     II
+Contra Trombone    32’
Contra Bassoon (Sw.)    16’
Oboe (Sw.)    8’
Festival Trumpet    8’
+Chimes    
99 Memory Levels; Piston Sequencer
15 General Pistons, 8 Divisional Pistons
Digital playback recorder
Manual Transfer (Great/Choir)
 “+ “ Walker Digital Voices