The dynamics of the orchestral instrument are as varied and difficult to imitate as organbuilder's various attempts at so doing. Construction: Flared brass resonators (W). French Horn style resonators (C). Tapered resonators (full-compass), or special capped resonators (30 notes) (Ch).
Tonality: Throaty with characteristic brass-resonator colouration; when regulated for power, acquires almost a 'quack'. An effective tremulant modifies this to form a blending colour stop of a uniquely haunting tonality. (W).
Smooth medium-power stop not unlike a French Horn (C, Ch).
"Specially voiced" short compass stops have a smooth sound with distinctive bubble and imitative colouration (Ch). |
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Saxophone (W. C, Ch) |  |
Brass Saxophone (Wurlitzer)