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Built in 1770 by Byfield and Green with some work by Snetzler, the organ was moved to its present position from a gallery under the tower in 1859, having been enlarged by Bevington. The restoration in 1927 by Walkers left a specification similar to the above and replacement of the heavy tracker action by electro-pneumatic enabling the console to be sited across in the Lady Chapel. The most recent restoration in 1972 by Osmonds involved the provision of the present mobile console, re-enclosure of the Choir organ, and some alteration to the Pedal department. | |
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(Click pictures to enlarge.) |
Great |
Swell
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Choir
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Pedal |
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Full
complement of thumb and toe pistons. Usual couplers plus octave and sub-octave couplers to Swell & Choir. Balanced swell pedals to Swell & Choir. Detached and Mobile Console. |
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