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The Pomfret School
George Newhall Clark Memorial Chapel
Pomfret, Connecticut

Welte-Whalon Organ Company, Newport, RI, 1960 rebuilding of George S. Hutchings, Boston, MA, Opus 1640, 1908, 3 manuals, now 46 ranks, original Ventil and Unit Electro-pneumatic actions, plus Pitman added; new Austin console – 3 manuals & draw knobs 1987, with reed work & Walker electronic bass following

The Chapel was dedicated on St. George’s Day, 1908, consecrated on May 16, 1909, and given “to the loyal keeping of the Masters and boys of Pomfret School.”

The Pomfret School Chapel Organ was originally built by George S. Hutchings Organ Company of Boston (opus 1640). Extensive modifications were made in 1962 by the Portsmouth, Rhode Island firm of Welte-Whalon. Further improvements in 1987 included a new three-manual draw-knob console designed and built by the Austin Organ Company of Hartford, Connecticut and extensions of two reed ranks. Messrs. Czelusniak et Dugal, Inc. maintains the instrument and did additional tonal work. Two electronic 32-foot stops were added by the Walker Technical Company of Zionsville, Pennsylvania. In honor of Pomfret School’s Centennial Year, a Festival Trumpet was added in 1993. This stop, modeled after the Harrison festival trumpet at All Saints’ Church, Worcester, Massachusetts, was built by David Broome at The Austin Organ Company.

STOPLIST

  GREAT     
1Violone16'
2Principal8'
3Geigen8'
4Rohrflute8'
5Octave4'
6Cor de Nuit4'
7Superoctave2'
8FournitureIV
9Bombarde8'
10Festival Trumpet8'
SWELL
11Bourdon16'
12Viole8'
13Viox Celeste8'
14Flute Harmonique8'
15Gedeckt8'
16Prestant4'
17Flute Harmonique4'
18Octavin2'
19Larigot1-1/3'
20ScharffIV
21Contra Fagotto16'
22Trompette8'
23Oboe8'
24Clarion4'
25Tremolo
POSITIV
26Bourdon8'
27Geigen8'
28Rohrflute4'
29Principal4'
30Nazard2-2/3'
31Italian Principal2'
32Tierce1-3/5'
33CymbaleIII
34Cromorne8'
35Oboe8'
36Bombarde8'
37Tremolo
PEDAL
38Contre Bourdon32'
39Principal16'
40Violone16'
41Soubasse16'
42Gedeckt16'
43Octave8'
44Viola8'
45Gedeckt8'
46Superoctave4'
47Bourdon4'
48MixtureIV
49Contre Bombarde32'
50Bombarde16'
51Fagotto16'
52Trompette8'
53Oboe8'
54Clarion4'
55Oboe4'

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