and Co. of Plymouth. This was situated in the Warrior Chapel (the south east corner of the church). The organ was played at floor level with the console directly behind the choir stalls. In 1910, £120 was spent on some tonal alterations made by Hele & Co; a Posaune reed stop (a typical Edwardian measure) and Small Open Diapason were added and the two original mixtures were removed from the Great and the Swell. In 1914, work on more tonal adjustments began - a Vox Humana rank was added, part of the organ was converted to Tubular Pneumatic action, a Tremulant stop to the Choir manual, and a new organ chamber was built and the organ moved from the Warrior Chapel to its present position. This work costed a total of £204 and was completed by Christmas 1915. The Organ had 30 speaking stops and a total of 1,886 pipes. In 1949 the instrument was cleaned and overhauled and the present 'Discus' blower installed in the fifties. By the 1970s the organ had deteriorated to such an extent that it was becoming unplayable and in January 1978, Lance Foy of Truro started work on a new instrument. In 1979 a new organ was installed using parts of the organ from the redundant church of St. Thomas, Bristol, and much of the Hele pipework from the previous organ. In 1993, the organ was rebuilt again by Lance Foy, with various tonal improvements including the provision of a 16’ 8’ and 4’ Ophicleide and Trumpet unit, new upper work to the Great and Choir organs, the addition of a 4’ Flute, Oboe 8’ and Vox Humana 8’, a refurbished console and a new piston capture system. A specification of the current organ can be found on the National Pipe Organ Register. List of organists William West 1703–29 Charles West 1729–60 Edward Kendall 1760–1808 Anthony Williams 1808–10 Mathias Cisteraansz 1810–12 Miss Jane Petherick 1812–15 Mr. Parnell 1815–24 Mr. Sharp 1824–30 George James Webb 1830–42 (later organist of Old South Church) Professor Joseph Hale Coggins 1842–62 Charles William Reed 1864–78 William Treweeke 1878–80 Professor C. W. Robinson 1880–95 Robert E. Clark 1895–1911 (formerly organist of Winkfield Parish Church, Windsor) Ewart West 1911–24 (previously organist of Moreton-in-Marsh). E. Arthur West 1924–27 Richard Glendinning 1927 Gordan Hall 1927–72 Ernest Green Frics 1972–74 Edward Goldsmith 1974–91 Peter Young 1991–2001 John Charles Winter 2001–07 (formerly organist of Truro