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The Bryceson Barrel Organ at the west end of the church has three cylinders.
It plays 36 different tunes, and was until the 1970s the only surviving instrument to have been regularly played every week in England.
Built by Bryceson Bros., ca. 1810. There are three barrels, each of twelve tunes. Overhauled 1956 by Noel Mander. There are 6 stops of 31 notes. Unusually it has a tierce. It is believed that the parishioners have ordered a fourth barrel, with more up-to-date dunes and harmonies.
The tunes are as follows (where known):-
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