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Organ SpecificationHunter 1900 (Dictionary of Organs and Organists gives 1897)
*Replaced by dulciana in 1914 when Swell double was borrowed onto the pedal. 1928 Rebuild by Spurden Rutt.Added pedal Trombone; Great Double available on Pedal Great Trumpet on new windchest, also available on Choir on high pressure. Swell reeds revoiced. 1950 Rebuild (after church was bombed) by WillisSwell mixture transferred to Great.
Great Harmonic flute cut down and stoppered (Stopped Flute) Swell Viola from Choir Viola da Gamba Corno di Bassetto from Choir Clarinet
New Quint mixture and Harmonic flute 4 Choir Nason Flute from Concert flute
Flautino from swell 15th
Sext (12, 17) new Pedal Octave flute 4 from Bourdon
Cornet 12 15 17 new.
Lieblich Bourdon from Swell scrapped, Waldhorn placed on unit chest. Pressures:Great flue 3 ž, Tromba 7
Swell flue, oboe and Waldhorn 4 Reeds 5 Choir 4 ˝ Pedal flue 4 Trombone 7 Electro-pneumatic action with double primary action. The organ was cleaned in the 1960s and the Greta Mixture remodelled with proper breaks, given bold treatment to match the increased resonance in the church following re-decoration. In 1994 Martin Cross replaced the console and replaced the under action with direct electric primaries and solid state combinations. He also remodelled the Swell mixture with proper breaks. The present specification is:
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