© Maggie Kilbey & Marcel Glover 2021-2022
Barrel Organs in English Parish Churches
Barrel organ by an unknown builder, installed when the church was rebuilt following storm damage in 1841-2.
The organ was moved to its present location below the gallery in 1965, is operated from the rear and blown by pedal. The Gothic case is
painted dark red and gold to match the west gallery in which it was originally located, and has three panels of gold painted dummy
pipes backed with gold cloth.
Repaired by John Budgen in 1965.
Originally 2 barrels x 10 tunes corresponding with the handwritten list pasted to the casework, but barrel 1 is now missing.
References: Boston & Langwill (1967); NPOR H00824.
BARREL 1
** MISSING **
Metre
1.1
Evening Hymn
LM
1.2
St David
CM
1.3
Sicilian Mariners
7s.
1.4
Bennet’s
CM
1.5
Calvary
PM
1.6
Durham
SM
1.7
Devizes
CM
1.8
Portuguese
LM
1.9
Hanover
104th
1.10
Bedford
CM
BARREL 2
Tune
Metre
2.1
PM
2.2
LM
2.3
CM
2.4
LM
2.5
CM
2.6
7s.
2.7
LM
2.8
SM
2.9
PM
2.10
LM
Holy Trinity, Blacktoft (Yorkshire, East Riding)