The Organ
The organ in All Saints is a rebuild of the instrument originally in St Andrew’s Croydon. It is a three manual by William Hill & Son dating from 1891 which was modernised by T C Lewis in 1906. It was rebuilt for All Saints by FH Browne & Sons of Canterbury in 2012, and serves as a wonderful recital organ as well as a sensitive instrument for accompanying our choir. The console, mounted on an oak platform, can be moved for concerts. The opening recital was given by Peter Wright of Southwark Cathedral and a subsequent series in Autumn 2013 proved very successful. The action is electro-pneumatic and it has a detached console with draw- stops listed below:
Couplers
Great to Pedal
Swell to Pedal
Choir to Pedal
Swell to Great
Swell to Choir
Swell octave
Swell suboctave
Pedal
1. Open Wood 16
2. Open Metal 16
3. Bourdon 16
4. Principal 8
5. Bass Flute 8
6. Superoctave 4
7. Open Flute 4
8. Trombone 16
9. Fagotto 16
10. Trumpet 8
11. Clarion 4
Great
12. Bourdon 16
13. Open Diapason 8
14. Clarabella 8
15. Gamba 8
16. Octave 4
17. Wald Flute 4
18. Fifteenth 2
19. Mixture III
20. Trumpet 8
Swell
21. Bourdon 16
22. Open Diapason 8
23. Stopped Diapason 8
24. Gamba 8
25. Voix Celeste 8
26. Geigen Principal 4
27. Harmonic Flute 4
28. Flageolet 2
29. Mixture II
30. Contra Fagotto 16
31. Cornopean 8
32. Oboe 8
33. Vox Humana 8
34. Clarion 4
Tremulant
Choir
35. Gemshorn 8
36. Lieblich Gedeckt 8
37. Salicional 8
38. Lieblich Flute 4
39. Piccolo 2
40. Clarinet 8
41. Trumpet 8
Electro-pneumatic action
Manual compass 61 notes (but only sounding to A)
Pedal compass 30 notes
Accessories
6 thumb pistons to Choir
8 thumb pistons to Swell
8 thumb pistons to Great
8 General thumb pistons
8 toe pistons to Pedal
8 toe pistons duplicating either Swell or General pistons (switchable)
Reversible thumb pistons to each inter-departmental coupler
Reversible toe pistons to Great to Pedal and Swell to Great
General Cancel thumb piston
Setter thumb piston
10 levels of memory to all departmental and general pistons