The Organ

All Saints houses an impressive four-manual organ by Hill, Norman & Beard, which continues to play an important part in the life of the church and the town.
Originally built by William Hill & Sons in 1879, the organ was comprehensively rebuilt in 1925–26 as a four-manual instrument with sixty-four speaking stops and over 3,300 pipes. It has been played by many distinguished recitalists over the years, and remains central to worship and musical life at All Saints. The organ was further rebuilt in 1982, and in recent years the Solo section — silent for over thirty years — has been reinstated.
→​ Read the full history of the organ

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Organ Specification
Full details of the organ's stops and layout can be found in the specification.
→​ View the organ specification

Recitals
All Saints has a long tradition of organ recitals and we welcome visiting organists. If you are interested in giving a recital, please contact the Director of Music at [email protected]

The Organ Restoration Project
Pipe organs are complex and expensive instruments to maintain. All Saints is committed to the ongoing care and restoration of this historic organ so that it can continue to inspire future generations of worshippers and music lovers. To find out more about the restoration project and how you can support it, please visit the dedicated project page.
→ Visit leamingtonorgan.org.uk


Leave a Legacy
If you would like to help safeguard the future of this historic instrument, you may also consider leaving a legacy to All Saints' Parish Church, designated for the maintenance and repair of the organ. For more information, please contact the Parish Office - details on the Contact Us page

Our Organ Restoration Project Website has some great info on the organ and explains the need for restorative works.

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