As four of the recitals in the series are organ recitals, details of the organ may be of interest. As can be seen from the department and stop list below, much of the pipe-work from the original instrument built by Gray and Davison in 1857 was retained in the rebuild by Norman and Beard in 1911.
Builders
- 1911: Norman & Beardrebuilt, TP action, 11 new stops, new console;
Order Book 13, p.138, job 1117: 3-manual organ, £1,050; drawing; - 1878: Forster & Andrews. Renovated and moved to present position from what is now St. Stephen’s Chapel
- 1857: Gray and Davison
Department and Stop list
| Pedal | Key action TP Stop action TP Compass-low C Compass-high f1 Keys 30 Open Wood16 1857 Bourdon16 1911 new, originally 1857 Principal8 1857 Posaune16 1857 Clarion4 1911 (originally on Great 1857) |
| Choir | Key action TP Stop action TP Compass-low C Compass-high a3 Keys 58 Geigen Principal8 1911 new, originally 1857 Claribel8 1857 & 1869 Dulciana8 1911 new, originally 1857 Viola da Gamba8 1857, new bass 1911 Gemshorn4 1857 Wald Flue4 1857 Harmonic Piccolo2 1911 new, originally 1857 Clarinet8 1911 new, originally 1857 |
| Great | Key action TP Stop action TP Compass-low C Compass-high a3 Keys 58 Double Diapason16 1857 Open Diapason No.1 1911 Open Diapason No.2 1869 Open Diapason No.3 1857 Stopped Diapason8 1857 Principal4 1857 Harmonic Flute4 1857 Twelfth2 2/31857 Fifteenth2 1857 MixtureIII 1857 Tromba8 1911 new, originally 1857 |
| Swell | Key action TP Stop action TP Compass-low C Compass-high a3 Keys 58 Bourdon161857 Open Diapason81911 new, originally 1857 Rohr Flute81857 Echo Gamba81911 Voix Celeste81911 Principal41857 Fifteenth21857 MixtureIII1911 new, originally 1857 Contra Fagotto161911 Cornopean81911 new, originally 1857 Hautboy81857 Clarion41911 new, originally 1857 Tremulant1857 |