Honolulu, HI
St. Andrew's Cathedral

Builder:		Aeolian-Skinner Organ Co., Inc.
  Year:			1960
  Opus:			1358

No. manuals:		4
No. stops:		69
No. ranks:		72
No. pipes:		4,174

Great (II)

	16' 	Violone 		61
	8' 	Principal 		61
	8' 	Bourdon 		61
	8' 	Spitzflote 		61
	4' 	Octave 			61
	4' 	Rohrflote 		61
	2 2/3' 	Twelfth 		61
	2' 	Fifteenth 		61
	IV	Fourniture 		244
	III	Scharf 			183
	8' 	Trompette Harmonique 	PO
	4' 	Clairon Harmonique 	PO

Swell (III)

	16' 	Lieblich Gedeckt 	68
	8' 	Geigen Principal 	68
	8' 	Viole de Gambe 		68
	8' 	Viola Celeste 		68
	8' 	Rohrflote 		12
	8' 	Flute Celeste II 	124
	4' 	Prestant 		68
	4' 	Flute Harmonique 	68
	2' 	Octavin 		61
	II	Sesquialtera 		122
	IV	Plein Jeu 		244
	III	Acuta 			183
	16' 	Fagotto 		68
	8' 	Trompette 		68
	8' 	Fagotto 		12
	4' 	Clairon 		68
		Tremulant

Choir (I)

	16' 	Quintade 		68
	8' 	Flute Ouverte 		68
	8' 	Viola Pomposa 		68
	8' 	Viola Celeste 		68
	8' 	Dolcan 			68
	8' 	Dolcan Celeste 		56	tc
	4' 	Fugara 			68
	2' 	Blockflote 		61
	8' 	Cromorne 		68
	4' 	Rohrschalmei 		68
		Tremulant

Positiv (IV)

	8' 	Nasonflote 		61
	4' 	Koppelflote 		61
	2' 	Oktav 			61
	1 1/3' 	Nasat 			61
	1' 	Sifflote 		61
	III	Zimbel 			183
		Tremulant
	8' 	Trompette Harmonique 	61
	4' 	Clairon Harmonique 	12

Antiphonal (IV)

	8' 	Pommergedackt 		61
	4' 	Montre 			61
	III-V	Plein Jeu 		257

Pedal

	32' 	Resultant	 	--
	16' 	Contre Basse 		32
	16' 	Bourdon 		32
	16' 	Violone 		GT
	16' 	Quintaton 		CH
	16' 	Lieblich Gedeckt 	SW
	8' 	Octave 			32
	8' 	Violone 		GT
	8' 	Rohrflote 		SW
	5 1/3' 	Quint 			32
	4' 	Choralbass 		32
	4' 	Gedeckt 		SW
		IV Fourniture 		128
	32' 	Contra Fagotto 		12	SW
	16' 	Posaune 		32
	16' 	Fagotto 		SW
	8' 	Trumpet 		12
	8' 	Cromorne 		CH
	4' 	Clarion 		12
	4' 	Cromorne 		CH

One of the oldest cathedrals in the United States, the cornerstone of the French gothic nave was laid by King Kamehameha V in 1867.  The first service in the choir and a small part of the nave were held on Christmas Day 1886.  By 1902 more of the nave had been built and that part was consecrated in 1902, in which year the Anglican Church of Hawaii officially became part of the Protestant Episcopal Church of the United States.  Two more bays of the nave were completed by 1908.  The totally-completed nave was finally consecrated on September 21, 1958.
 
The first organ was Opus 521 from Walker of England, a II/13 installed in 1863.  The second organ was built by George Stevens & Co. of East Cambridge MA and had 19 ranks; it was installed in 1881.  Number three was a Hillgreen, Lane organ dedicated Easter Day 1914.  This served until the Aeolian-Skinner installation began in November 1960.  6 ranks have been added since that time. In 1994 a large new four-manual console by Roger Colby was installed and, from 1995-1996, 54 digitally-sampled ranks were added by Walker.