St Mary's Cathedral Organ
built by Matthew Copley Organ Design


Photo Credit: Simon Nieminski (Used by Permission)

The new Cathedral Organ was built by Matthew Copley Organ Design of Kingston-upon-Thames and finished in 2007. It has three manuals, five divisions, 63 speaking stops and two consoles: one in the West gallery and one movable console for use with the Cathedral Choir and in recitals, where the player will be visible to the audience.


Photo Credit: Simon Nieminski (Used by Permission)

 The specification is as follows:

PEDAL

    

GREAT

  

Contra Violone

32

  

Double Diapason

16

Resultant Bass

32

  

Bourdon

16

Open Bass

16

  

Diapason

8

Violone

16

  

Viola

8

Sub Bass

16

  

Flūte Creuse

8

Bourdon

16

  

Stopped Diapason

8

Quint

10 2/3

  

Double Quint

5 1/3

Octave

8

  

Octave

4

Violoncello

8

  

Flūte D'Amour

4

Bass Flute

8

  

Double Tierce

3 1/5

Nachthorn

4

  

Quint

2 2/3

Harmonics

IV

  

Fifteenth

2

Contre Bombarde

32

  

Plein-Jeu

V

Bombarde

16

  

Double Trumpet

16

Double Trumpet

16

  

Trumpet

8

Bombarde

8

  

Tremulant

  

Chalumeau

4

      

Chalumeau Tremulant

        

Pedal Bourdon (Choir)

16

      
         

SWELL

    

SOLO

  

Contre Gambe

16

  

Flūte Harmonique

8

Diapason

8

  

Cor de Nuit

8

Viole de Gambe

8

  

Unda Maris

8

Voix Céleste

8

  

Viole Octaviante

4

Bourdon

8

  

Flūte Ouverte

4

Principal

4

  

Nazard

2 2/3

Flūte Couverte

4

  

Flageolet

2

Octavin

2

  

Tierce

1 3/5

Fourniture

V

  

Septičme

1 1/7

Basson

16

  

Rossignol

1

Trompette

8

  

Clarinette

8

Hautbois

8

  

Voix Humaine

8

Tremulant

    

Trompette Harmonique

8

Grave

    

Carillon

  
     

Tremulant

  
         

CHOIR (East end)

        

Diapason

8

      

Stopped Flute

8

      

Principal

4

      

Cornopean

8

      

Octave

        

Sub Octave