The Organ at St Nicolas
Click on the picture to hear what the organ sounds like
The organ at St Nicolas is a single manual (56 keys, low C to high G3), with tracker action, straight pedal board (30 keys, low C to high F1) and latch swell pedal. Built by Charles Martin in 1883.
Stops (all full range):
Pedal: 16' Bourdon
Great: 8' Open Diapason, Stopped Diapason, Gamba, Voix Celeste
4' Flute, Principal
2' Fifteenth
Coupler: Great to Pedal
Music for our Zoom Services
Between July 2020 and February 2022, singers from our Four Parishes recorded hymns, songs, carols and organ music for our online Zoom services. The organ voluntaries and accompaniments were recorded in church by our organists, Peter Stutfield (Forest Hill) and Derek Jewell (Horton-cum-Studley). Each of the singers recorded themselves individually at home and then we mixed the recordings together to form a ‘virtual choir’. Some of our recordings are still in use for outdoor services, or for services when we don’t have an organist. Click on the buttons below to listen to the music. We hope you enjoy it!