Lincoln's Inn

Looking towards the west end of the Chapel. The left hand (south) case houses the Pedal organ, with the Choir in its own case in the centre of the gallery rail, and Great and Swell on the right hand (north) side. The east-facing pipes of both cases comprise the Pedal Open Diapason 16. Facing across the gallery on the south side is the Pedal Principal 8, and above the console on the north side is the Great Open Diapason.

Great	1	Bourdon	16
	2	Open Diapason	8
	3	Chimney Flute	8
	4	Gamba	8
	5	Principal	4
	6	Spitz Flute	4
	7	Fifteenth	2
	8	Cornet	V
	9	Furniture	IV
	10	Trumpet	8
	i	Swell to Great
	ii	Choir to Great

Swell	11	Diapason	8
	12	Traverse Flute	8
	13	Viola	8
	14	Voix Celeste	8
	15	Principal	4
	16	Harmonic Flute	4
	17	Octave	2
	18	Mixture	IV
	19	Double Trumpet	16
	20	Trumpet	8
	21	Hautboy	8
	22	Clarion	4
	iii	Tremulant

Choir	23	Stopped Diapason	8
	24	Salicional	8
	25	Principal	4
	26	Recorder	4
	27	Nazard	2	2/3
	28	Flageolet	2
	29	Tierce	1	3/5
	30	Larigot	1	1/3
	31	Mixture	III
	32	Cremona	8
	iv	Tremulant
	v	Swell to Choir

Pedal	33	Open Diapason	16
	34	Contra Bass	16
	35	Sub Bass	16
	36	Principal	8
	37	Open Flute	8
	38	Choral Bass	4
	39	Mixture	IV
	40	Trombone	16
	vi	Swell to Pedal
	vii	Great to Pedal
	viii	Swell to Great

Tracker key action : slider soundboards

Electric stop and combination actions with sequencer

PIpes in the Choir division

In the heart of legal London, Lincoln's Inn Chapel dates from the seventeenth century, and still has original box pews made by one Pryce the Joyner. John Donne laid the foundation stone in 1620.

The new organ stands on a wide and shallow west gallery, flanking the great west window of the building. The Great and Swell divisions are housed in the north case, with attached console. The Pedal division is in the south case, with a central case for the Choir manual set into the gallery rail.