JULIAN RHODES' DREAM ORGANS
ORGANS OF HASTINGS & ST. LEONARDS

GREAT
    16       Double Diapason
     8       Open Diapason No 1
     8       Open Diapason No 2
     8       Gamba (Stopped Diapason)
     8       Clarabella
     4       Principal
     4       Harmonic Flute (Wald Flute)
    2 2/3    Twelfth
     2       Fifteenth
    III      Sesquialtera (Mixture)   heavy pressure
     8       Tromba (Trumpet)         heavy pressure
     4       Tuba Clarion (Clarion)   heavy pressure
 
SWELL
    16       Double Diapason treble
    16       Sub Bass bass
     8       Open Diapason No 1
     8       Open Diapason No 2
     8       Stop Diapason treble
     8       Stop Diapason bass
     8       Keraulophon
     4       Principal
     4       Wald Flöte
    2 2/3    Twelfth
     2       Fifteenth
    II       Mixture
    16       Trombone bass (Cornopean bass)
    16       Double Trumpet treble (Cornopean treble)
     8       Cornopean (Trumpet)
     8       Hautboy
     4       Clarion
 
CHOIR
     8       Gamba
     8       Dulciana
     4       Principal
     4       Flute
     2       Piccolo
     8       Cremona
 
SOLO (all heavy-pressure)
     8       Clarabella
     4       Harmonic Flute
     2       Harmonic Piccolo
     8       Tuba Mirabilis
 
PEDAL
    16       Open Diapason (Grand Open Diapason)
    16       Montre          metal
    16       Bourdon
     8       Octave
    16       Trombone        metal
 
Couplers:  Swell to Pedal, Great to Pedal, Choir to Pedal,
           Solo to Great, Swell to Great, Choir sub8ve to Great.
5 composition pedals ("competition pedals" according to the 'Chronicle').
3 bellows handles, 5 large reservoirs, 8 feeders.

Stop names in brackets are from the local 'Chronicle'; otherwise the stoplist is taken from 'Musical Opinion'.

This organ was later rebuilt by Norman & Beard.

SOURCE:
'Musical Opinion' magazine, January 1891; 'Hastings & St. Leonards Chronicle', April 19 1882.