Biographical Dictionary of the Organ
Organ Biography > Places and Organs > England > London > City of London > St. Bride’s
| Organ History | |
|---|---|
| Built by Renatus Harris | |
| 1886 | Rebuilt by Gray & Davison |
| 1920 | Modernized |
| Sources | |
| Hopkins & Rimbault - “The Organ: Its History and Construction - A Comprehensive Treatise on the Structure and Capabilities of the Organ” - Robert Cocks & Co., 1877, London | |
| Manuals | Stops | Ranks | Couplers | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3 | 33 | - | 8 | P |
| List of Organists | |
|---|---|
| Matthew Morley | |
| 1696-1702 | Heny Lightindollar |
| 1702-36 | John Weldon (1676-1736) |
| 1736-82 | Samuel Howard (1710-1782) |
| 1782-1821 | Richard Huddleston Potter |
| 1821-54 | George Mather |
| 1882-a1883 | Ernest O. Kiver (1864-1945) |
| -1888 | D. John D. Codner (1851-1913) |
| 1888-1907 | Edmund H. Turpin (1835-1907) |
| T. Westlake Morgan (1869-1937) | |
| 1909-52 | Herbert Townsend (1870-1952) |
| 1952-65 | Gordon Reynolds (1921-1995) |
| 1972-88 | Robert Langston |
| 1988- | Robert Harre-Jones |
| List of Assistant Organists | |
|---|---|
| 1880 | Herbert Hodge (1869-1947) |
| 1957-59 | Alfred David Parkes (1937-) |
| List of Organ Scholars | |
|---|---|
| Adrian Bawtree (1968-) | |