Church Organ - St Winifred - Kingston on Soar, Nottinghamshire
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N 52° 50.690 W 001° 15.383
30U E 617428 N 5856433
Church organ in St Winifred's church, Kingston on Soar.
Waymark Code: WMX4ZR
Location: East Midlands, United Kingdom
Date Posted: 11/27/2017
Published By:Groundspeak Premium Member Team GPSaxophone
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Church organ in St Winifred's church, Kingston on Soar.

"Builders

1936           Wilkinson  Kendal

Organ believed to be from Holy Trinity, Mardale Green, (K00582)
and installed here; see K00581 for earlier organ;

Cases    

Type  Architectural

Department and Stop list

Pedal Key action Tr  Stop action Me  Compass-low C  Compass-high f1  Keys 30
             1 Bourdon 16  
 
Great Key action Tr  Stop action Me  Compass-low C  Compass-high a3  Keys 58
             2 Open Diapason 8  
             3 Stopped Diapason 8  
             4 Dulciana 8  
             5 Principal 4  
             6 Wald Flute 4  
             7 Fifteenth 2  
 
Swell Key action Tr  Stop action Me  Compass-low C  Compass-high a3  Keys 58 Enclosed
             8 Gedact 8  
             9 Spitz Flute 8  
             10 Salicional 8  
             11 Gemshorn 4  
             12 Oboe 8  
             13 Cornopean 8  
             14 Tremolo    

Console

Couplers

Swell to Pedal

Swell to Great

Great to Pedal

Details

Blowing hand & electric (hand lever stored inside case) "

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"The organ is by Wilkinson & Sons of Kendal, and was donated by Lord Belper the 3rd Baron in 1936. It is impressive and grand for a small church. When the organ was installed, the old one was sold to Holy Trinity, Ratcliffe. Ratcliffe being unable to pay the full amount asked, Lord Belper settled the account.

A wooden plaque on the south wall by the door reads:

THIS TABLET COMMEMORATES THE GIFT OF
A NEW ORGAN BY ALGERNON HENRY 3RD
BARON BELPER AND THAT THE LAST
OCCASION ON WHICH THE OLD ORGAN NOW
AT RATCLIFFE CHURCH WAS USED WAS THE
PLAYING OF THE FUNERAL MARCH
AT THE MEMORIAL SERVICE OF KING
GEORGE VTH JANUARY 28TH 1936

The organ is fitted with two manuals for swell and great. The pedal stops include a 16ft Bourdon.

The organ was rebuilt in 2012."

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