Organ 

Organ music is an important part of the worship of All Saints.

The instrument is larger and more versatile than those in many similar local churches.
The organ is used to accompany the choirs, lead hymn-singing and provide liturgical links and atmosphere.
It is also used for voluntaries before and after services and in concerts and recitals.

Since the retirement of Graham Chapman, the organ has been played by a roster of musicians.
 

The Cousans Organ

Specification

The instrument has electro-pneumatic key action and stop keys. It has 2 manuals each of 58 notes and a pedal board of 30 notes. The organ is on 3 ½ inches wind pressure.

Great

            Open Diapason 8

            Rohr Flote 8

            Principal 4

            Flute 4  (replacing Nazard 2 2/3)

            Fifteenth 2

Swell (Enclosed)

            Lieblich Gedackt 8

            Viola 8

            Gemshorn 4

            Blockflote 2

            Larigot 1 1/3

            Trompette 8

Pedal

            Bourdon 16

            Principal 8

            Bass Flute 8. (Extension from Bourdon)

            Choral Bass 4

Couplers

Swell to Pedal

Swell to Great

Swell octave to Great

Swell sub-octave to Great

Swell octave

Great to Pedal

3 thumb pistons to each manual (double touch to Pedal)

3 toe pedals

Toe pedals for Gt-Pd, Sw-Gt