Mansfield St Lawrence

Organ

Two brief notes in the church records mention that an organ was installed in 1910 and a service of dedication in 1912, when Mr. R.W. Liddle, the organist of Southwell Minster gave a recital. It is not clear if these relate to the same instrument. The original plans for the church show that the organ was to be located in the north transept.

The present organ 2001 is located under the arch of the north transept immediately behind the choir stalls. It is has a light oak frame with two glass doors enclosing the two key boards and the stops. The stops are porcelain with black lettering. A small brass plate is inscribed:

COPENSOR HAIT ENG. 2001

 

Left- outer

 

Left – inner

 

Tremulant

 

Fogalto 16

 

 

Vox Humana 8

 

Ophicleide 16

Hautbuis  8

 

Mixture 1V

 

 

Trumpet 8

 

Gemshorn 4

Centra Faggotto 16

 

Bass Flute 8

 

 

Mixture V

 

Principal 8

Tieric 13/3.

 

Bourden 16

 

 

Black Flute 2

 

Violin 16

Fifteenth 2

 

Open Wood 16

 

 

Nazcord 2

 

 

Stopped Flute 4

 

 

 

 

Principal 4

 

 

Voix Celeste 8

 

 

 

 

Saliconal 8

 

 

Rohr Flute 8

 

 

 

 

Open Diapson 8

 

 

 

Right - inner

 

Right - outer

 

 

 

 

Tremalot

 

 

Posaune 8

 

 

 

 

Corno di Basetto 16

 

Swell to Great

Cornet V

 

Swell to Pedal

 

 

Mixture V

 

Great to Dedd

Fifteenth 2

 

GT and Ped. Pistons

 

 

Harmonic Flute 4

 

 

Principal 4

 

 

 

 

Core Gamba 8

 

 

Clarabel Flute 8

 

 

 

 

Open Diaspon 8

 

 

Bourdon 16