Biographical Dictionary of the Organ

Organ History
1531	Repaired by John Howe
1536	Repaired by John Howe
Sources
The Musical Times 943

Organ History
1770	Built by Green
1803	Restored by Samuel Green
1815	Moved to St. Peter’s (Nottingham), St. Peter’s Square, Nottingham, England
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

Main Organ (1829)

Organ History
1832	Built by Elliot & Hill
1859	Rebuilt by Hill
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
4	69	69	7	T/TP

I. Choir (Tracker CC-g3 56 notes)
1.	Gedact	16'	wood.
2.	Open Diapason	8'	metal.
3.	Dulciana	8'	metal.
4.	Stopped Diapason	8'	metal.
5.	Gemshorn	4'
6.	Wald Flute	4'	wood.
7.	Fifteenth	2'	metal.
8.	Mixture	II
9.	Clarionet	8'
i	Swell to Choir
II. Great (Tracker-pneumatic CC-g3 56 notes)
10.	Double Open Diapason	16'	metal.
11.	Gedact	16'	wood.
12.	Open Diapason, East	8'	metal.
13.	Open Diapason, West	8'	metal.
14.	Open Diapason, No. 3	8'	metal.
15.	Gamba	8'	metal.
16.	Stopped Diapason	8'	wood.
17.	Quint	5 ¹/₃'
18.	Octave	4'
19.	Octave	4'
20.	Open Diapason	8'
21.	Harmonic Flute	4'
22.	Twelfth	3'	metal.
23.	Fifteenth	2'	metal.
24.	Octave Flute	2'	wood.
25.	Full Mixture	IV
26.	Sharp Mixture	III
27.	Tierce Mixture	III
28.	Cornet	IV
29.	Glockenspiel	II
30.	Double Trumpet	16'	metal.
31.	Posaune	8'	metal.
32.	Trumpet	8'	metal.
33.	Clarion	4'	metal.
ii	Swell to Great
iii	Solo to Great
iv	Swell to Great
III. Swell (Tracker-pneumatic CC-g3 56 notes)
34.	Bourdon	16'	wood.
35.	Open Diapason	8'	metal.
36.	Dulciana	8'	metal.
37.	Stopped Diapason	8'	metal.
38.	Octave	4'	metal.
39.	Fifteenth	2'	metal.
40.	Full Mixture	III
41.	Dulciana Mixture	III
42.	Double Bassoon	16'
43.	Horn	8'
44.	Trumpet	8'
45.	Oboe	8'
46.	Vox Humana	8'
47.	Clarion	4'
48.	Tremulant
IV. Solo (Tracker CC-g3 56 notes)
49.	Tuba	16'	metal.
50.	Tuba	8'	metal.
51.	Harmonic Flute	4'
Pedal (Tracker CCC-f 30 notes)
52.	Double Open Diapason	32'	wood.
53.	Double Open Diapason	32'	metal.
54.	Open Diapason	16'	wood.
55.	Sub-Bass	16'	wood.
56.	Open Diapason	16'	metal.
57.	Violone	16'	wood.
58.	Bourdon	16'
59.	Quint (Stopped)	10 ²/₃'
60.	Octave	8'	metal.
61.	Octave Bass	8'	wood.
62.	Flute Bass	8'	wood.
63.	Twelfth	4'	wood.
64.	Fifteenth	4'	wood.
65.	Mixture	V (3 ¹/₅')
66.	Sackbut	32'	wood.
67.	Trombone	16'	metal.
68.	Bassoon	16'	metal.
69.	Clarion	8'	metal.
70.	Octave Clarion	4'
v	Great to Pedals
vi	Swell to Pedals
vii	Choir to Pedals

Main Organ (1903)

Organ History
1903	Rebuilt by Walker
Sources
The Musical Times 723

Manuals	Stops	Ranks	Couplers	Action
4	65	65	11	P

I. Choir (Pneumatic CC-a)
1.	Gedact	16'
2.	Open Diapason	8'
3.	Dulciana	8'
4.	Stopped Diapason	8'
5.	Gemshorn	4'
6.	Stopped Flute	4'
7.	Fifteenth	2'
8.	Clarionet	8'
9.	Spare		prepared
i	Swell to Choir
II. Great (Pneumatic CC-a)
10.	Double Open Diapason	16'
11.	Bourdon	16'
12.	Open Diapason I	8'
13.	Open Diapason II	8'
14.	Open Diapason III	8'
15.	Open Diapason IV	8'
16.	Gamba	8'
17.	Wald Flute	8'
18.	Stopped Diapason	8'
19.	Octave I	4'
20.	Octave II	4'
21.	Harmonic Flute	4'
22.	Twelfth	2 ²/₃'
23.	Fifteenth	2'
24.	Octave Flute	2'
25.	Full Mixture	IV
26.	Sharp Mixture	III
27.	Double Trumpet	16'
28.	Posaune	8'
29.	Trumpet	8'
30.	Clarion	4'
ii	Swell to Great
iii	Solo to Great
iv	Swell to Great
III. Swell (Pneumatic CC-a)
31.	Bourdon	16'
32.	Open Diapason	8'
33.	Horn Diapason	8'
34.	Stopped Diapason	8'
35.	Echo Gamba	8'
36.	Voix Celeste	8'	(Tenor C)
37.	Octave	4'
38.	Fifteenth	2'
39.	Dulciana Mixture	III
40.	Full Mixture	III
41.	Double Bassoon	16'
42.	Trumpet	8'
43.	Horn	8'
44.	Oboe	8'
45.	Vox Humana	8'
46.	Clarion	4'
47.	Tremulant
v	Swell Octave
vi	Swell Sub-Octave
vii	Swell Unison Off
IV. Solo ( CC-a)
Enclosed (Pneumatic)
48.	Echo Dulciana	8'
49.	Harmonic Flute	8'
50.	Harmonic Flute	4'
51.	Basoon	16'
52.	Orchestral Oboe	8'
Unenclosed (Pneumatic)
53.	Tuba	16'
54.	Tuba	8'
Pedal (Pneumatic CCC-F)
55.	Double Open Diapason	32'	Wood.
56.	Double Open Diapason	32'	Metal.
57.	Open Diapason	16'	Wood.
58.	Open Diapason	16'	Metal.
59.	Violone	16'	Wood.
60.	Dulciana	16'	Metal.
61.	Sub-Bass	16'
62.	Bourdon	16'
63.	Quint (Stopped)	10 ²/₃'
64.	Octave	8'
65.	Spare	32'	prepared
66.	Trombone	16'
67.	Contra Fagoto	16'
68.	Clarion	8'
viii	Great to Pedals
ix	Swell to Pedals
x	Choir to Pedals
xi	Solo to Pedal

Main Organ (1916)

Organ History
1916	Rebuilt & enlarged by Harrison
Sources
“Dictionary of Organs and Organists” - George Mate & Son, 1921

Manuals	Stops	Ranks	Couplers	Action
4	70	-	13	P

Nave Organ (1863)

Organ History
1863	Built by Hill & Son
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	33	6	T

I. Choir (Tracker CC-a3 58 notes)
1.	Cone Gamba	16'	metal.
2.	Dulciana	8'	metal. (temor c)
3.	Lieblich Gedact	8'	wood.
4.	Gemshorn	4'	metal.
5.	Lieblich Flote	4'	wood.
6.	Piccolo	2'	wood.
7.	Clarionet	8'	(tenor c)
II. Great (Tracker CC-a3 58 notes)
8.	Bourdon	16'	wood.
9.	Open Diapason, No. 1	8'
10.	Open Diapason, No. 2	8'
11.	Stopped Diapason	8'	wood.
12.	Octave	4'	metal.
13.	Harmonic Flute	4'	metal.
14.	Twelfth	2 ²/₃'	metal.
15.	Fifteenth	2'	metal.
16.	Mixture	IV (1 ¹/₃')	metal.
17.	Posaune	8'	metal.
18.	Clarion	4'	metal.
i	Swell to Great
ii	Swell Sub-octave to Great
iii	Choir to Great
III. Swell (Tracker CC-a3 58 notes)
19.	Bourdon	16'	wood.
20.	Open Diapason	8'	metal.
21.	Stopped Diapason	8'
22.	Octave	4'
23.	Fifteenth	2'
24.	Mixture	IV (1 ¹/₃')
25.	Corno	8'
26.	Oboe	8'
27.	Clarion	4'
Pedal (Tracker CCC-f 30 notes)
28.	Open Diapason	16'	wood.
29.	Sub-bass	16'	wood.
30.	Violone	16'	wood.
31.	Octave	8'	metal.
32.	Fifteenth	4'	metal.
33.	Trombone	16'	wood.
iv	Great to Pedals
v	Choir to Pedals
vi	Swell to Pedals

List of Organists
1475-81	John Austan
1484-92	John Symson
1510-21	John Usher
1541-73	John Thorne (1514-1573)
c1573	John Wyrnal
1598-1604	Cuthbert Byas
1607-16	William Browne
1616-33	Thomas Kingston
1634-45	John Hutchinson (1615-)
1662	John Hutchinson
1662-c1691	J. Charles
1663-66	Thomas Mudd
1691-1711	Thomas Wanless (-1721)
1695	J. Heath
1712-21	Charles Murgatroyd (-1741)
1715	Charles Burgatroyd
1721-22	William Davies
1722-27	Charles Quarles (-1727)
1728-35	Edward Salisbury
1735-56	James Nares (1715-1783)
1756-1803	John Camidge (1735-1803)
1803-42	Matthew Camidge (1764-1844)
1842-58	John Camidge (1790-1859)
1859-82	Edwin George Monk (1819-1900)
1883	W. H. Garland (1852-1897)
1883-97	John Naylor (1838-1897)
1898-1913	T. Tertius Noble (1867-1953)
1913-46	Edward Bairstow (1874-1946)
1945-47	Sefton Cottom (1928-2011)
1946-83	Francis Jackson (1917-2022)
1982-2008	Philip Moore (1943-)
2008-	Robert Sharpe
-c1633	John Kirby

List of Assistant Organists
-1803	Matthew Camidge (1764-1844)
1848-59	Thomas Simpson Camidge (1828-1912)
c1876-1880	Edward J. Bellerby (1858-1940)
-1878	Edward Johnson
-1879	Mark J. Monk (1858-1929)
1890-91	T. W. Hanforth (1867-1948)
1891-92	Charles Legh Naylor (1869-1945)
-1901	F. Flaxington Harker (1876-1936)
1902-06	Edwin Fairbourn (1880-1970)
1906-10	William Green
1910-13	Cyril F. Musgrove (1887-1921)
1912-14	John Wyatt (1887-1929)
1913-23	Harold A. Bennett (1891-1978)
1924-29	J. Lawrence Slater
	W. R. Wright (1900-)
1929-46	Owen P. Franklin (1905-1979)
1946	Francis Jackson (1917-2022)
1947-54	Allan Wicks (1923-2010)
1954-57	Eric Parsons
1957-66	Ronald Perrin (1931-1997)
1966-67	Peter John Williams
1969-71	Andrew Wilson-Dickson (1946-)
1976-2010	John Scott Whiteley (1950-)
2010-	David Pipe
2016-	Benjamin Morris