All Saints' Anglican Church
Murwillumbah

1926 C.W. Leggo. Reb. 1973 H.W. Jarrott, Brisbane (2/18 electro-pneumatic)

From 1998 OHTA Conference booklet:

The organ at All Saints' Church was built by Charles William Leggo in 1926 at the cost of £1,322. The original specification of 18 stops was drawn up by the church's organist, Victor Worley, who gave the opening recital on 12 June 1926. One of the unusual features of the time was the inclusion of a Harmonic Bass 32' on the Pedal. Also, of note is the Great chorus complete from 16' to 2'. [1]

The organ was later electrified by H.W Jarrott in 1973. Most recently in 1998 WJ. Simon Pierce of Brisbane rebuilt the organ with electro-pneumatic action, retaining the original tonal scheme. [2]

Its present specification is:

GREAT Bourdon Open Diapason Clarabella Dulciana Principal Harmonic Flute Fifteenth SWELL Violin Diapason Lieblich Gedact Salicional Voix Celeste Gemshorn Cornopean Oboe PEDAL Harmonic Bass Bourdon Echo Bourdon Bass Flute COUPLERS Swell Super Octave Swell Sub Octave Swell to Great Swell to Pedal Great to Pedal

16 8 8 8 4 4 2 8 8 8 8 4 8 8 32 16 16 8

A A

compass: 61/30

3 pistons each to the Great and Swell

balanced swell pedal

[1] Rushworth, G.D., Historic Organs ... p.167.
[2] Pers. comm. Kelvin Hastie, June 1998.