The organ at First Lutheran Church was built by Richards Fowkes and Co. and dedicated in December 2000. The organ has twenty-four stops on two manuals and pedal and has a mechanical tracker action. Designed and voiced in the North German Baroque style, it is the premiere organ in Boston for performing the work of J.S. Bach. In addition to being an instrument par excellence for liturgical worship, the organ is the focus of a regular concert series drawing in performers of national and international acclaim.

Werk:

1. Bourdon 16’
2. Principal 8’
3. Viol D’Gamba 8’
4. Rohrflöte 8’
5. Octave 4’
6. Spitzflöte 4’
7. Nasat 3’ / Cornet III
8. Octave 2’
9. Mixture V
10. Trompet 8’
11. Vox Humana 8’ (preparation only)

Rückpositiv:

12. Gedackt 8’
13. Principal 4’
14. Rohrflöte 4’
15. Waldflöte 2’
16. Quinte 3’ / Sesquialtera II
17. Scharff V
18. Dulcian 16’
19. Krummhorn 8’

Pedal::

20. Schalmei (preparation only)
21. Subbass 16’
22. Octave 8’ (1-10 common with Werk)
23. Gedackt 8’ (1-10 common with Werk)
24. Octave 4’(1-10 common with Werk)
25. Posaune 16’
26. Trompet 8’
27. Cornet 2’ (preparation only)

Tremulant
Cimbelstern
Temperament After Kellner
Wind Pressure 70MM
A=440 HZ
Couplers:
Werk to Pedal
Rückpositiv to Pedal
Werk to Rückpositiv

Listen to J. S. Bach Toccata in F Major BWV 540 played by Balint Karosi on the organ.