St Mary's Organ

The organ in St Mary’s Church, Streatley, is a two-manual Chancel Organ built by Robin Jennings in 2004.  It is designed to support the choir and congregational singing rather than as a recital instrument but can be used very effectively in certain parts of the repertoire (such as English baroque music) that do not require reeds, a swell, or strong, independent pedals.  









The registration is as follows:
 
Lower Manual (C² to f³):      Open Diapason 8'
                                                Stopped Diapason 8'
                                                Principal 4'
                                                Fifteenth 2'
                                                Sesquialtera II
 
Upper Manual (C² to f³):      Chimney Flute 8'
                                                Gemshorn 8'
                                                Voix Céleste 8'
                                                Flute 4'
                                                Flageolet 2'
 
Pedal:                                      Bourdon 16'
 
Couplers:                                Lower to Pedal
                                                Upper to Pedal
                                                (No coupler between manuals)