Any organ that has this symbol ‡ has
music
- Ashby St. Mary, St. Mary the Virgin
- Attlebridge, St. Andrew
- Brampton Ash, St. Mary
- Broome, St. Michael
- Burlingham, St Andrew
- Catfield, All Saints
- ‡ Cawston, St. Agnes
- The “Chester” Organ
- Cley next the Sea, St. Margaret
- Costessey, Our Lady and St. Walstan
- Cromer, St. Peter and St. Paul
- ‡ Dalham, St. Mary
- ‡ East Dereham, St. Nicholas
- Ditchingham, All Hallows
- Easton on the Hill, All Saints
- Edgefield, SS Peter and Paul
- Elm, All Saints
- Framingham Pigot, St. Andrew
- Frilsham, St. Frideswide's
- ‡ Gibraltar, Cathedral of The Holy Trinity
- Gooderstone, St. George's
- Grayingham, St. Radegunda
- Hampstead, St. John
- Harringay, St. Paul's
- Ipswich, St. Mary's Catholic Church
- Norway, Kjolsdalen Kyrkie
- Newark, Private Residence
- ‡ North Walsham, St Nicholas
- ‡ Norway, Nordfjordeid
- Norwich, St Helen’s, Bishopsgate
- Norwich, St. Thomas’ Church, Heigham
- ‡ Oundle, The Most Holy Name of Jesus
- Overbury, St. Faith
- Overstrand, St. Martin's
- Oxford, Brasenose College Chapel
- Pembrokeshire, Little Newcastle
- ‡ Poplar, St Mary and St Joseph's Catholic Church
- Preston Candover, St. Mary the Virgin
- Quidenham, The Carmelite Monastery
- Reading, School Chapel
- Redenhall,Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary
- Richmond, Holy Trinity
Church
- ‡ Soham, St. Andrew
- South Wootton, St. Mary
- Southrepps, St James
- Southwick, St Mary the Virgin
- St. Leonards on Sea, Christchurch
- Stevenage, St Nicholas
- Swannington, St. Margaret
- Tansor, St. Mary
- Thurning, St. James the Great
- Trunch, St. Botolph
- Upton, St. Margaret
- ‡ Cawston, St. Agnes
- ‡ Dalham, St. Mary
- ‡ East Dereham, St. Nicholas
- ‡ Gibraltar, Cathedral of The Holy Trinity
- ‡Lammas, St Andrew’s
- ‡ North Walsham, St Nicholas
- ‡ Norway, Nordfjordeid
- ‡ Oundle, The Most Holy Name of Jesus
- ‡ Poplar, St Mary and St Joseph's Catholic Church
- ‡ Soham, St. Andrew
- ‡ Whissonsett, St. Mary the Virgin
- ‡ Wiveton, St. Mary's
NEW ORGAN in OLD CASE
OLD ORGAN in NEW CASE
Chamber organs are organs built for domestic use Churches
often contain chamber organs that were built for the local Hall
or else have come from a house or stately home. The following
have been restored or worked upon by us.
Our loan and hire organ potentially is at present our “Chester”
Organ.
We are also completing a recreation of another single manual
mechanical organ of exactly similar style to that at Little
Newcastle but with the further addition of a Twelfth and Seventeenth
from middle C.
We have several used organs in store. Amongst these are some
chamber instruments and also an interesting single manual by
E Norman suitable for a small church.
We have a number of other organs suitable for reconstruction
into good organs; amongst these are 2 manual organs (including
that from St Paul Bloomsbury) and the three manual instrument
from Archway Central Hall.
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