New Holy Trinity Church was designed by John Loughborough Pearson and built in 1873-1877. The organ is a fine 1877 Father Willis. Henry Willis & Sons have recently cleaned and overhauled this instrument and re-instated the Willis mechanical action as it had been discarded some years previously in favour of a home made aluminium and plastic action. The bellows were also re-leathered, the console stripped and refinished, rosewood drawstop bushes were fitted and the case was cleaned.
Re-leathering the Bellows
The internal Wind Control
is re-made
Aluminium Trackers & Stickers
are discarded
New Trackers are made of Cedar
Poorly mounted aluminium
and plastic squares
Making new Squares
of mahogany
and fitting them to the
new beams
The flimsy aluminium Rollers
were badly mounted
causing the whole action
to flex and become unplayable
The Frames are fitted with Studs
New steel Rollers are cut to length
and fitted with Ends and Fulcra
Then they are fitted with Roller Arms
and are mounted on the frame
Damaged Conveyances are cut apart
and rounded out before being
soldered back together
The console and the Pedalboard
are stripped for remaking
