Sutton on Trent All Saints

Organ

The organ was built by Henry Speechley and Sons (established 1860) at the Camden Organ Factory, St Mark’s Road, Dalston, London. It replaced an earlier organ of c1860. First erected in the Meering chapel in 1911, it was moved to its present position at the west end of the south side of the nave in 2008 by Henry Groves and Son, Nottingham.

It bears a plaque:

TO THE PRAISE AND GLORY OF GOD

THIS ORGAN WAS ERECTED

BY THE

UNITED EFFORTS OF THE CONGREGATION

APRIL 5TH 1911

The organ, described as having ‘a good rich tone’, is currently maintained by Jonathan Wallace of Henry Groves and Son, who kindly provided the following specification.

Swell Organ

Open Diapason

8

 

Lieblich Gedeckt

8

 

Viole d’Amour

8

 

Gemshorn

4

 

Mixture

15.19.22

 

Contra Fagotto

16

 

Cornopean

8

Great Organ

Open Diapason

2

 

Clarabella

8

 

Echo Dulciana

8

 

Principal

4

 

Wald Flute

4

 

Twelfth

2 2/3

 

Fifteenth

2

Pedal Organ

Open Diapason

16

 

Bourdon

16

 

Bass Flute

8

Couplers

Swell Super Octave

 

 

Swell to Great

 

 

Swell to Pedal

 

 

Great to Pedal