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	Birmingham Town Hall 5 manuals and pedals, 90 stops, 112 ranks, 1983 Birmingham Town Hall is an English town hall in the grand Victorian style. It has an equally grand organ set behind the stage.
	Chelmsford Cathedral (Nave) 4 manuals and pedals, 40 stops 51-52 ranks, 1994 The case of this organ, which is built on a new and especially constructed gallery in the West end of the Cathedral, is based on some of Dr Arthur Hill's case designs.
	Chelmsford Cathedral (Chancel) 2 manuals and pedals, 23 stops, 26 ranks, 1995 The new Chancel organ has an ornate case reflecting the design and colours of the East end of Chelmsford Cathedral. Most of the Nave organ is also playable from the Chancel organ console.
	Chichester Cathedral 4 manuals and pedals, 48 stops, 61 ranks, 1986 After many years of silence, this organ has been reconstructed with a new frame, soundboards, and mechanical key and stop action with a dual registration facility. The case, by A G Hill, has been completed with new coving, roof and back.
	Continuo organ 1 manual, 5 stops, 1997 Although Mander Organs is well-known for very large projects, such as St Paul's Cathedral, London and St Ignatius Loyola in New York City, we delight also in building artistic small instruments for the performance of chamber music, and for private homes.
	Cranmore School 2 manuals and pedals, 12 stops, 14 ranks, 1988 An intriguing organ on a movable platform in the new music centre of Cranmore School.
	Eton College Chapel 4 manuals, 55 stops, 63 ranks, 1987 Restoration of this famous 19th century Hill organ re-established Victorian attributes obscured through rebuilding work earlier this century. The pneumatic action was re-tubed and the case refurbished.
	Gray's Inn Chapel, London 2 manuals and pedals, 19 stops, 20 ranks, 1993 A new organ for this famous Inn of Court in London.
	Restoration of two Gray and Davison organs St Katherine's Regents Park (The Danish Church), London; and Peartree Parish Church, near Southampton.
	Magdalen College Oxford 2 manuals and pedals with coupling manual, 22 stops, 29 ranks, 1984 The Great organ stands in the unusual stone case of 1830, with the Swell and Pedal in a new oak case behind.
	Marlow Parish Church, Marlow 3 manuals, 35 stops, 35 ranks An archetypal Willis parish church organ of the late nineteenth centry is given a new lease of life.
	Mill Hill School, London 2 manuals, 21 stops, 27 ranks, 1984 A new organ built into a modified case designed by the architect, Basil Champneys, in 1898.
	Pembroke College Cambridge 2 manuals, 21 stops, 33 ranks, 1979 This interesting Cambridge College organ represents the first ever attempt to recreate a late 17th to early 18th century English church organ from historic remains.
	An organ for Peter Maxwell Davies 1 manual, 4 stops, 1982 An organ for a small crofter's cottage moves to a new home.
	The Grand Organ, Royal Albert Hall, London 5 manuals and pedals, 7 divisions, 147 stops, 2002-2004 The Grand Organ of The Royal Albert Hall was refurbished, one added stop entitling it to reclaim its title as the largest instrument in the British Isles.
	Rycote Chapel, Oxfordshire 1 manual, 4 stops, 2008 A new organ for an historic chapel.
	St Andrew's Holborn, London 2 manuals and pedals, 31 stops, 37 ranks, 1989 The new organ is based loosely on mid nineteenth century English practice and housed in a case incorporating some material from the organ given by Handel to the Foundling Hospital in 1750.
	St Giles Cripplegate, London 3 manuals and pedals, 41 stops, 50-52 ranks When first built, this organ created quite a stir and was used for a number of BBC recordings, being one of the first major mechanical action organs built in London after WWII.
	St Giles Without Cripplegate, London 2 manuals and pedals, 15 stops, 17 ranks, 2008 A new organ for this historic City church and home to the St Giles International Organ School
	St James Clerkenwell, London 2 manuals, 22 stops, 34 ranks, 1978 This organ incorporates some pipework from an 18th century ancestor of the Manders, John Pike England. The fine 1792 mahogany case has been restored to house the otherwise new instrument.
	St John's, Chelsea, London 2 manuals. 10 stops, 13 ranks, 1978. A small but versatile organ for a contemporary church built as part of a large home and shopping complex.
	St John's College Cambridge 4 manuals and pedals, 64 stops, 80-81 ranks, 1994 A new mechanical action organ in the chapel of this famous Cambridge college, built into the original casework.
	St John's, Smith Square, London 1 manual, 4 stops, 1981 A versatile continuo organ which has been used in many recordings.
	St Mary at Hill, London 33 stops, 38 ranks, 2001 The famous William Hill organ, badly damaged by fire, now speaks again.
	St Mary the Great, Cambridge The famous "University Organ" encapsulates three centuries of the best of English organ-building. In some ways our restoration project resembled an archeological dig!
	St Matthew's Westminster, London 2 manuals and pedals, 12 stops, 15 ranks, 1989 The case design of this new organ draws influence from the work of Pugin to reflect the ornate Victorian decoration of the church.
	St Paul's Cathedral, London 5 manuals, 108 stops, 132 ranks, 1977 The rebuilding of this organ was a large project which took from 1972 to 1976 to complete, just in time for the 1977 Queen's Silver Jubilee celebrations.
	St Peter's, St Albans 3 manuals and pedals, 39 stops, 48-49 ranks, 2006 A new organ for this parish church in St Albans which, it is hoped, will be used for the bi-ennial International Organ Festival of St Albans.
	Winchester College 3 manuals and pedals, 37 stops, 44-45 ranks, 1984 A new organ in an unusually characteristic case dating from 1909 for one of the oldest schools in the world.

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