10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FLUEWORK»
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fluework in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
fluework and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Making of the Victorian Organ
fluework: 31// (old) r)" (new) reeds: 6" fluework: 3'/2" reeds: 6" fluework: 2 1/2"
reeds: 3'/2" fluework: 4" reeds: 3'/2" (light reeds) 14" & '7'/2" (heavy reeds)
fluework: 2'/2" (violone) 3'/2" (32') reeds: 3'/>"(32') 1 8" (others) (i ) Metal iluework
GREAT ...
Nicholas Thistlethwaite,
1999
2
The History of the English Organ
Wind pressures Great & Swell fluework, Choir, 76mm Pedal fluework, 89mm
Swell reeds. Solo, 1 02mm Great and Pedal reeds, 1 2 1 mm Solo Tuba, 305mm
Much of this organ survives, despite a couple of rebuilds and some substantial (
and ...
3
A history of the organs in St Paul's cathedral
Wind pressures Great: Fluework 3'/2" (bass) and 5" (treble): reeds 7". Fluework 4'/
2": reeds 7 ".51 Fluework (except Flute Harmonique) 3l/2" , Reeds and Flute
Harmonique 4'/2". M\2,l/2". Contra Posaune and Trumpet 17", Contra Fagotto,
Cor ...
Nicholas M. Plumley, Austin Niland,
2001
4
The Schulze dynasty: organbuilders 1688-1880
On the Great we find a stopped 32ft and two 16ft ranks, the Swell, Choir and Echo
divisions are each supplied with a 16ft rank in the fluework and the eleven stop
Pedal organ contains a four rank mixture, 32ft stopped bass and a 32ft reed.
5
The Organ: An Encyclopedia
The fluework is often slotted, with dubbed lips and small toe holes. Tierce
mixtures, Gedeckts, harmonic flutes, and orchestral reeds are found in all but the
smallest instruments. Willis's great concert organs and his most significant
cathedral ...
Douglas Earl Bush, Richard Kassel,
2006
Swell 5|", Tuba 12" and Pedal 5". With the fluework we were not so lucky — the
Choir came down from 6|" to the correct 3", but we could only get the Great and
Pedal down to 3j" and the Swell to almost 4". The Solo is unashamedly on 6", and
...
very narrow, but these registers do have very positive advantages, too, and one
of these is that they are not too loud, so that the fluework is in no way obscured by
them. The Swell has a delightfully gentie Oboe (why are so many of these ranks ...
Other noteworthy examples of fluework include Opus 126's family of strings. The
hammered tin Sa- licional 8' of the Grand Orgue is scaled and voiced after similar
ranks found in Cavaille- Coll's late work. The pipe bodies are constructed d ...
9
The Recent Revolution in Organ Building: Being an Account of ...
... increased the wind pressures, introducedpneumatic levers, and transformed
the small TenorC Swells into large15 to 20 stop Swells, with16foot reedsincluded
, andso crowned thefine fluework and mixture work of these Cathedralorgans.
George Laing Miller,
1969
10
Twentieth-Century Organ Music
... a Great division with a “massive Principal chorus,” a Harmon— ics V mixture
containing a tierce and a septieme (“a kind of Cornet, bridging the gap between
the fluework and the arrival of the reeds”), a Mixture V with only unisons and
quints, ...
Christopher S. Anderson,
2013
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «FLUEWORK»
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Royal Festival Hall organ to be restored by 2013
... also carried out by Harrison and Harrison Ltd, saw the restoration and reinstallation of the Swell, Great fluework and Pedal Principal 32ft stop, ... «London SE1, Jun 10»