The Holy Trinity Organ was built in 1992 by Kenneth Tickell & Company of Northampton. The design is extremely compact because the organ was built to fit under a low stone arch on the north side of the chancel. The previous organ (built in 1911) stood in the Lady Chapel.

The casework, of American Yellow Poplar, is painted in obsidian and green, with touches of red and gilding on the front. The colours were designed by Elias Polomski, who was curate of the church from 1990-94. The lime wood pipeshades of angels blowing gilded trumpets were carved by Derek Riley, inspired by the stone carvings on adjacent corbels.

The music-rest, key-cheeks, pedal-board, and stool are made of European Oak, and the key-coverings of boxwood and ebony.

Manual I          Open Diapason 8

Stopped Diapason  8

Principal  4

Fifteenth 2

Mixture III

Manual II to Manual I

Manual II        Chimney Flute 8

Flute 4

Gemshorn 2

Sesquialtera II

Pedal               Subbass 16

Manual I to Pedal

Manual II to Pedal

Key action:      mechanical

Pedal-board:    straight and concave

Tuning:            equal temperament

Wind pressure:60mm

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