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The organ is an early Henry Willis model originally installed at the back of the nave in 1880. Five years later it was moved to the front of the north aisle in a major refurbishment and reorganisation of the church building. It remained there until 1970 when it was again placed in the nave (cantilevered above the west door). The two-manual console is now in the south aisle.

Current Specification

Great organ: Open Diapason 8, Claribel Flute 8, Dulciana 8, Principal 4, Fifteenth 2

Swell organ: Open Diapason 8, Gemshorn 4, Hautboy 8

Pedal organ: Bourdon 16

(NB Although the Swell reed is labelled "Hautboy" or "Oboe", the pipes have been opened up to make the sound louder and broader, to the degree of sounding similiar to a small cornopean rather than the traditional oboe)

There are the usual couplers and some additional octave couplings to extend the use of the instrument.