Our Organ

The Peragallo Pipe Organ Company - Opus 670
Two Manual & Pedal Pipe Organ
24 Ranks / 40 Stops / 1,397 Pipes

The Great Organ

8’	Principal	2’ Super Octav
8’	Chimney Flöte	1 3/5’ Terz
8’	Offen Flöte	1 1/3’ Larigot
8’	Unda Maris II	III/IV Fourniture
4’	Traverse Flöte	IV Cymbel
4’	Octav	8’ Trompette
2 2/3’	Nazard	Tremblant

The Swell Organ

8’	Singen Dipason	III Plein Jeu
8’	Bourdon en Bois	16’ Contre Trompette
8’	Viole	8’ Trompette
8’	Viole Celeste	8' Hautbois
4’	Prestant	8’ Cor Anglais
4’	Spill Flöte	4’ Clarion
2’	Italian Principal	Tremblant

Great & Swell Organs Slideshow

The Pedals

32’	Untersatz	4’ Choral Bass
16’	Contre Bass	4’ Traverse Flöte
16’	Soubass	II Raush Quint
16’	Bourdon	32’ Contre Bassoon
8’	Octave Bass	16’ Bombarde
8’	Flöten Bass	8’ Trompete
8’	Bourdon	4’ Clarion

Pedals Slideshow

The organ at New Dorp Moravian was originally a Hook & Hastings tracker organ. It was installed in 1845. That organ was modified and relocated during renovations in the 1960’s. The Opus 670 organ retains all the pipes from the second organ, with some pipes also dating to the first, Hook & Hastings model. Twelve new ranks and a MIDI interface were also added, creating the beautiful, and versatile instrument that now graces our sanctuary.

One additional feature that will make this instrument unique and versatile, is that the console is on a moveable platform. It can be positioned almost anywhere on the chancel, and it can face in any direction.

The console is connected to the controls by a fiber optic tether, which can be disconnected. All the furnishings on the chancel are moveable, including the pulpit, lecturn, and console, making the space adaptable for everything from traditional worship settings, to drama, small ensembles, and large choirs.