United Presbyterian Church,

Amenia, New York

Organ by George Jardine & Son – 1871

GREAT ORGAN

        8      Open Diapason

        8      Melodious Flute (TC)

        8      Keraulophone (TC)

        8      Diapason Bass (CC-BB)

        4      Principal

        2 2/3                Twelfth

        2      Flageolet

                Tremolo

SWELL ORGAN

        8      Open Diapason (TC)

        8      Diapason Bass (CC-BB)

        8      Clarinet Flute (TC)

        8      Clariana (TC)

        4      Violino

        2      Piccolo

        8      Trumpet (TC)

                Bellows

PEDAL ORGAN

        16    Bourdon

        Great to Pedal, Swell to Pedal, Swell to Great

        Manuals – 56 notes      Pedal – 25 notes

This organ is in original condition save for minor alterations by John J. Smith

& Son in 1928. This included new stop knob facings, moving the swell pedal

and adding a concave, radiating pedalboard. At some point the façade pipes

were re-painted, covering the original stenciling. This organ is exceptional in

that it plays into two rooms, both the Sanctuary and the Parish Hall used for

overflow crowds. Shortly after completing this instrument Jardine began work

on the Grand Organ for the new St. Patrick's Cathedral in New York.

PROGRAM

Welcome – Rev. Eileen Epperson

Organ Demonstration – Will Carter

      Alexander Guilmant (1837-1911)

            March on a Theme of Handel ("Lift Up Your Heads")

      Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1781)

            "Alleluia" from Exultate, Jubilate

                     Singers from United Presbyterian, Heidi Johnson, director

      Hymn – Praise Ye the Lord, the Almighty              Hymnal #482