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Apart from its use in our worship each Sunday, the instrument also forms a key ingredient in our annual series of Recitals and Music events, which are usually held during the summer months after Church on Sundays at 7.30.p.m.  Details are advertised on the front page of this website.

It has proved a surprisingly versatile and attractive accompanying instrument for singers and instrumentalists (and not only in music of the Baroque era, for which or course, it is ideally suited), but also as a solo instrument it  proves that a small, beautifully voiced, and responsive organ can make music of any period effectively and convincingly.

In addition, it is an elegant and decorative addition visually to the church, looking as if it was made for its present position, so perfectly does it fit in our tiny building. 

We are delighted and extremely lucky to be curators of this remarkable instrument, which we hope will add distinction to our worship for many, many, years to come.