VOLUNTARY V IN E-FLAT MAJOR – GEORGE GREEN | ST JOHN’S COROWA

Green was born in 1763 in London and was a self-taught musician. He was a prolific composer, writing over 200 pieces of music, including symphonies, concertos, and chamber music. This delightful voluntary, part of Green’s Six Voluntaries, is a typical example of organ music for manuals only, perfect for church or recital use. As with music of this period, the opening movement is a slow introductory section, followed by a lively Allegro movement.

Score: https://www.tutti.co.uk/sheet-music/six-voluntaries-george-green-green-organ-1-DDPAK-FJ23DL-D10

MANUAL
16 Bourdon (13 pipes C-C, wood)
8 Principal (wood bass; slotted, tin trebles)
8 Gedeckt (wood & metal)
8 Salicional (slotted, tin, bass from Bourdon)
4 Octave (slotted, tin)
4 Flute (open wood, replacing Trumpet 8)

Manual compass: CC-G, 56 notes
Pedal pulldowns: C-C, 13 notes
Octave coupler
Composition pedal for full organ
Balanced mechanical swell pedal
Mechanical key action operating cone pallet chest
Hand blowing.
Ref: https://www.ohta.org.au/organs/organs/CorowaStJohns.html

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