Great	1		Open Diapason	8
	2		Stopped Diapason	8
	3		Principal	4
	4		Spitz Flute	4
	5		Fifteenth	2
	6		Cornet	IV
	7		Mixture	IV
	8		Trumpet	8
	i		Tremulant
	ii		Swell to Great
Swell	9		Chimney Flute	8
	10		Viola	8
	11		Celeste	8
	12		Principal	4
	13		Nason Flute	4
	14		Flageolet	2
	15		Sesquialtera	II
	16		Mixture	III
	17		Cremona	16
	18		Oboe	8
	iii		Tremulant
Pedal	19		Sub Bass	16
	20		Principal	8
	21		Posaune	16
	22		Trumpet	8
	iv		Swell to Pedal
	v		Great to Pedal

Tracker key action : Slider soundboards
Electric stop and combination actions

The organ is tuned in Vallotti's temperament

 

view main image of Little St Mary's organ

The new organ for Little St Marys was built in the latter part of 2006 and early 2007 and was completed in time to be used at the Easter services. We have retained the case and swallows nest gallery which were originally designed by Lawrence Bond, but adding extra pipes into the ends of the case (from the Pedal Principal) to replace the previous turned balusters. All of the prospect pipes are new, with gilded mouths, and the instrument is new in all other respects. Difficulties of access for tuning and maintenance have been eased in the new scheme by the removal of the Swell organ from the outer case, and its installation behind the Great, together with the Pedal basses. The Pedal Principal is placed with the Great in the main case, speaking entirely from the side and front prospect pipes. The Trumpet is available on either Great or Pedal.

The new layout has worked excellently, and the organ now sings freely, easily filling the church with its bright, colourful sound.

The Holdich pipework of the previous organ, which originally came from Necton Parish Church, has been found a new home at Westleton, Suffolk.