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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boardwalk_Hall_Auditorium_Organ

Left Stage
Pedal Left,
Unenclosed Choir,
Swell, String I,
Swell-Choir
Stage Right Stage
Pedal Right,
Percussion,
Great, Solo,
Great-Solo (Flues),
Great-Solo (Reeds)
Left Forward
Choir

Right Forward
Brass Chorus,
String II
   
Left Center
Gallery III (Diapasons),
Gallery IV (Orchestral)
Left Upper
Fanfare,
String III
The Upper chambers are located above the Center chambers Right Upper
Echo
Right Center
Gallery I (Reeds),
Gallery II (Flutes)
VII Bombard 5 octaves, 61 keys, CC to c4
VI Echo 5 octaves, 61 keys, CC to c4
V Fanfare 5 octaves, 61 keys, CC to c4
IV Solo 5 octaves, 61 keys, CC to c4
III Swell 6 octaves, 73 keys, GGG to g4
II Great 7 octaves, 85 keys, CCC to c5
I Choir 7 octaves, 85 keys, CCC to c5

pull out all the stops

Stoplist Summary
Pipe division Voices Ranks Pipes
Pedal Right 11 11 903
Pedal Left 10 16 955
Choir 29 37 2,792
Unenclosed Choir 6 9 657
Great 38 63 4,647
Great-Solo (Flues) 13 13 1,152
Great-Solo (Reeds) 12 12 972
Swell 36 55 4,456
Swell-Choir 17 17 1,542
Solo 22 33 2,085
Fanfare 21 36 2,364
Echo 22 27 1,898
Gallery I 4 10 754
Gallery II 7 9 621
Gallery III 6 9 681
Gallery IV 8 8 596
Brass Chorus 8 10 730
String I 11 20 1,436
String II 24 37 2,658
String III 9 17 1,217
Total 314 449 33,116

John Stone calls it “tantamount to a sacred text, an artwork so quintessentially perfect in form, so unutterably beautiful from the dual perspectives of the mind and heart, intellect and emotions.”

http://www.classicalnotes.net/classics4/bachart%20revised.html


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Degree I II III IV V VI VII
Function in major T Sp Dp / (Tg) S<l D Tp / (Sg)  
in minor t   tP / (dG) s d sP / tG dP
Name of scale degree Roman numeral Function in German English translation German abbreviation
Tonic I Tonika Tonic T
Supertonic ii Subdominantparallele Relative of the subdominant Sp
Mediant iii Dominantparallele or
Tonika-Gegenparallele
Relative of the dominant or
Counterrelative of the tonic
Dp/Tg
Subdominant IV Subdominante Subdominant (also Pre-dominant) S
Dominant V Dominante Dominant D
Submediant vi Tonikaparallele Relative of the tonic Tp
Leading (note) vii° verkürzter Dominantseptakkord [Incomplete dominant seventh chord] diagonally slashed D77)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Function_(music)