The Organ at
Third Church of Christ, Scientist
583 Park Avenue at 63rd Street
New York, New York


(Organist's view of organ)

The organ at Third Church of Christ, Scientist, was built in 1923 by The Estey Organ Company of Brattleboro, Vermont (Opus 2074). G Donald Harrison (Aeolian-Skinner Organ Company) supervised an update of the organ, including a new console, in 1950. In 1960, Austin Organs Inc. rebuilt the Great, Choir, Swell and Pedal divisions. In 2000, the Echo division was rebuilt and a new console was added by the Wicks Organ Company.

Specifications
Great
16		Spitzflöte (ext.)
8		Principal
8		Rohrflöte
8		Spitzflöte
4		Octave
4		Nachthorn
2 2/3		Quinte
2		Principal
		Mixture IV
		Chimes (Echo)
		Great U.O., 4
		Echo on Great
Swell
16		Bourdon
8		Gedeckt
8		Gamba
8		Celeste
4		Principal
4		Blockflöte
2 2/3		Nasard
2		Waldflöte
		Plein Jeu V
16		Fagotto (ext. Oboe)
8		Trompette
8		Oboe
4		Clarion (ext. Oboe)
		Tremulant
		Swell 16, U.O., 4
		Echo on Swell
Choir
8		Bourdon
8		Flute Celeste II
4		Koppelflöte
2		Principal
1 1/3		Quinte
		Cymbel III
8		Krummhorn
8		Trumpet
		Tremulant
		Choir 16, U.O., 4
		Echo on Choir
Echo (in dome)
8		Clarabella
8		Vox Angelica
8		Dulciana
8		Unda Maris
8		Vox Humana
4		Flute
		Harp (49 bars)
		Chimes (20 tubes)
		Tremulant
		Echo 16, 4
Pedal
32		Acoustic Bass (derived)
16		Principal
16		Subbass
16		Spitzflöte (Great)
16		Gedeckt (Swell)
8		Octave
8		Spitzflöte (Great)
8		Rohrflöte (Swell)
4		Choral Bass (ext. Octave)
4		Rohrflöte (Swell)
		Mixture III
16		Trombone (Choir)
16		Contra Fagotto (Swell)
8		Trumpet (Choir)
4		Clarion (Choir)

For more information about the organ,
please email Third Church of Christ, Scientist.

For information about church services,
about Christian Science and related activities in New York City,
please visit www.csnyc.com.

Webpage provided courtesy of Dan Long (DanLongMusic.com).