choir organ การใช้

• An additional choir organ made by V鋝tbo Orgelbyggeri, was added in 1969.
• The choir organ will be capable of being played along with the main organ.
• The choir organ can be played from the main console.
• The great organ, the choir organ and their titular organists are also most important protagonists.
• A small choir organ was additionally bought in 1990 and placed below the main organ.
• The choir organ is also by the same maker.
• A choir organ is located on the epistle ( right ) side of the High Altar.
• The choir organ was re-sited in the upper north choir chamber in the original case work.
• The smaller choir organ was ordered in 1773 from the organ buildier Carl Joseph Maria Bossart.
• The choir organ, a counterpart of the pulpit, was made in 1746 by Nikolaus Rumel the elder.
• Marcussen & S鴑 built a new large central organ in 1995, with a choir organ added in 2002.
• The 9-rank Choir Organ was built in 1994 by Robert Navaratnam, utilising old pipework from various other organs.
• The Choir organ's Flauto Traverso was replaced by a Nazard, and a Tierce was provided on a new slider.
• The solo soundboard is now located in the crossing arch into the north transept and is the unenclosed choir organ.
• The fourth manual is a West Positive, mirroring the function of the Choir organ for the West side of the Cathedral.
• In 2004, Johann Vexo was granted the position of organist for the Choir Organ of the Cathedral of Notre-Dame de Paris.
• The cathedral has an additional rare organ-on the north wall of the transept is a choir organ from the workshop of Mutin-Cavaill?Coll.
• The choir organ houses in its interior and exterior 9, 535 pipes, the largest measures 10 meters, the whole thing weighing 30 tons.
• In addition to the large organ he also built the small choir organ in 1743, but this has since been renovated or completely rebuilt.
• A new choir organ will be built in the nave for the accompaniment of the choir, which will henceforth be in the front portion of the cathedral.