Demonstration of the registers

On the side of the organ are the stops of the registers. When you move over them with your mouse, you'll see what registers they are and when you click on one of the stops, you'll hear the sound of the corresponding register.

The registers are described below.

Register 1 are concertflutes.

Register 2 are bourdonflutes.

This register is always used in combination with the first register. Because these flutes are tuned a little different from register 1, a waving sound is produced, when register 1 and 2 play together.

Register 3 are the violins.

Register 4 are the clarinets.

Register 5 contains the wooden piccolos.

Register 6 are the so called quinte (metal flutes).

This register is also used in combination with other registers. When this register is used, the organ sounds like there are little bells in the organ.