Parish of Our Lady of Fatima

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

This organ is the smallest Lewtak Pipe Organ Builders have ever constructed. It boasts a modest ten stops and twelve ranks. This naturally makes each stop that much more important. The instrument is a tracker, with both the key action and the stop action operated via mechanical linkage. The façade is made of solid Sapele wood and adorned with handmade ornaments. The façade pipe mouths are gilded with 24 karat gold and so are the twisted ropes visible in the moldings on the case.

The organ was featured on the front cover of The American Organist magazine in December of 2020. The entire article can be found here.

Manual I

Principal 8'

Bourdon 8'

Prestant 4'

Mixture III

Manual II

Quintadena 8'

Rohrflöte 4'

Octave 2'

PEDAL

Subbass 16'

Spitzpfeife 8'

Choralbass 4'

·        Couplers I-P, II-P, II-I

·        Manual compass 61 notes

·        Pedal compass 32 notes

·        Mechanical key and stop action

Tuning temperament: Neidhardt 1724 “Grosse Stadt”