The Chancel organ and its installation was a gift from Mr and Mrs Davidge and we are indebted to their generousity for such a fine instrument. The installation of this instrument, formerly located in St Andrew's Church Bournemouth, was supervised by Kenneth Tickell & Co, who also added new stops (marked with an asterisk in the technical list below). It is electrically coupled to the Great and Pedal divisions of the Walker Gallery Organ, with six duplicating pistons. The Church also has a one manual and pedal Organ by Walker in the Memorial Chapel and a Bechstein Grand, formerly owned by Clifford Curzon by the south door.
The Chancel Organ is driven by electric action and has a total of 1,824 pipes. The organ's technical details are listed below.
Great Organ  Swell Organ (Enclosed)  Choir Organ (Enclosed)  Open Diapason 8'  Violin Diapason 8'  Viola da Gamba 8'  Clarabella 8'  Gamba 8'  Viole d'Orchestre 8'  Dulciana 8'  Rohr Gedackt 8'  Lieblich Gedackt 8'  Principal 4'  Voix Celestes (T.C) 8'  Wald Flute 4'  Open Flute* 4'  Principal 4'  Piccolo 2'  Fifteenth 2'  Lieblich Flute 4'  Clarinet 8'  Mixture* IV  Mixture IV*  Tromba 8'  Tromba 8' (from Choir)  Contra Fagotto* 16'  West Orchestral Trumpet 8'  West Great on Great  Cornopean 8'  Super Octave    Oboe 8'  Sub Octave    West Orchestral Trumpet 8'  West Great on Choir    Super Octave      Sub Octave                Pedal Organ Facilities    Open Wood 16' Swell to Great    Violone 16' Choir to Great    Sub Bass 16' Swell to Choir    Echo Bourdon 16' Swell to Pedal    Octave Wood 8' (Ext.) Great to Pedal    Bass Flute 8' Choir to Pedal    Trombone* 16' 6 Departmental Pistons    Tromba 8' (from Choir) 8 General Pistons    West Pedal on Pedal (Both Pistons sets with 8 memory levels)    Cymbelstern