Great.

1. Principal,16'
2. Principal,8'
3. Quintatön,16'
4. Octave,4'
5. Quinte,3'
6. Superoctave,2'
7. Spielpfeife (a species of flute),8'
8. Sesquialtera
9. Mixtur, of 6, 8, and 10 ranks

Echo (Brustwerk).

1. Grobgedackt,8'
2. Principal,4'
3. Nachthorn,4'
4. Nasat,3'
5. Gemshorn,2'
6. Cymbel, of 2 ranks
7. Sesquialtera
8. Regal,8'
9. Geigenregal[186] (Violin-regal),4'

Choir.

1.Principal8'
2.Quintatön,8'
3.Lieblich Gedackt,8'
4.Kleingedackt,4'
5.Querflöte (Flauto traverso),4'
6.Violine,2'
7.Rauschquinte doppelt
8.Mixtur, of 4 ranks
9.Sesquialtera
10.Spitzflöte,4'
11.Schallflöte,1'
12.Krummhorn,[187]16'
13.Trompete,8'

Pedal.

1. Subbass (of metal),16'
2. Posaune,16'
3. Trompete,8'
4. Schalmei,4'
5. Cornett,3'

The St. Thomas church possessed in addition a small organ. This instrument, at one time abandoned, and later again brought into service, stood at Bach's time in a gallery, opposite the large organ. It possessed a stop called Trichter-Regal, a sort of Vox humana. This organ was used in performance of the St. Matthew Passion music, in coöperation with the other.