Organs – St Joseph’s Bradford
The Hopkins Organ
The Bradford Boys’ Choir are the choir in residence at St Joseph’s Church in Bradford. The church organ was manufactured in the late 19th century by Hopkins & Son of York. It is widely regarded as the finest organ in the city centre, benefiting from mechanical key action and a superb case from an earlier Anneessens instrument.
Specification | ||
3 Divisions, 27 Ranks | ||
Pedal | ||
Open Diapason | 16 | |
Bourdon | 16 | |
Principal | 8 | |
Bass Flute | 8 | |
Fifteenth | 4 | |
Great | ||
Bourdon | 16 | |
Open Diapason | 8 | |
Stopped Flute | 8 | |
Dulciana | 8 | |
Principal | 4 | |
Chimney Flute | 4 | |
Fifteenth | 2 | |
Mixture | III | |
Trumpet | 8 | |
Swell | ||
Lieblich Bourdon | 16 | |
Horn Diapason | 8 | |
Stopped Diapason | 8 | |
Echo Gamba | 8 | |
Voix Celestes | 8 | |
Geigen Principal | 4 | |
Fifteenth | 2 | |
Mixture | III | |
Cornopean | 8 | |
Tremulant |



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