Course Organs

ENR and ST students will use the organs in Oundle
POS & AA students will reside in Cambridge, where all the organ are within a minute's walk

Oundle
Oundle has an ideal collection of fine mechanical-action organs in the town and in nearby villages, all ideally suited for classes, recitals and practising:
3-manual and pedal Frobenius in Oundle School Chapel
2-manual and pedal Bower in the The Jesus RC Church
2-manual and pedal Woodstock in Fotheringhay Church
2-manual and pedal Walker in Tansor Church
1-manual and pedal instruments in Stoke Doyle Church and The Creed Chapel Ashton

Two reconstructions of hand-blown Tudor organs in residence at Fotheringhay Church, loaned by the Royal College of Organists

Click here to go to the National Pipe Organ Register which contains details of 28,000 organs including 6,000 pictures. Find the organ you want by clicking the NPOR tab above and searching using significant elements of the address or by looking for the work of a particular builder.

Cambridge
Cambridge is a paradise for organists with an excellent instrument in every college chapel, covering a wide variety of styles: some reflect 17th and 18th century ideals, others offer a huge variety of romantic colours, and some adopt a neo-classical style - the work of such builders as Harrison, von Beckerath, Mander, Klais, Létorneau, Metzler, Frobenius, Kenneth Jones, Goetze and Gwynn, Flentrop.