"Since its installation, the organ has given me tremendous pleasure. It is a joy to listen to, and so comfortable to play. Indeed, it has spurred me on to practise those pieces which had been put at the bottom of the pile as they were just unsuitable for the old organ.

"Our congregational singing has improved - they keep in time, now, even with only a few stops drawn. Last weekend, one of the hymns was meditative in feeling, and I kept a congregation of over 100 together with Swell Flutes 8 and 4, and the Cremona taking the tune.

"All in all, the organ has far surpassed our expectations. The imitative stops truly reflect their namesakes, and the flues, with their distinctive 'chiff' both individually and together provide a warm quiet sound. The Principal choruses give depth without being overpowering, and are capped by telling mixtures and the Swell reeds. The Pedal department has great clarity and it is a distinct advantage having the Salicional to support either the Dulciana or my favourite ethereal Célestes.

"We at Holy Trinity are truly proud of our Copeman Hart organ, both as a musical instrument and as a piece of furniture to adorn the church. Your craftsmen also should be proud of the organ, and I would like to place on record my very grateful thanks to them for their work, assistance and advice in helping to bring the project to fruition."

Ian Rees-Heaver GTCL LTCL AMusTCL, Director of Music

"The organ continues to delight me with its splendid tone and wonderful range of sounds. On Sunday, Ian played Prelude and Fugue in E minor by Nikolaus Bruhns and I knew something was missing - it was the awful clatter of the old pedalboard which had been our compulsory accompaniment! It is marvellous to be able to rely on the music adding depth and beauty to our worship. The organ brings new discoveries for us all the time as its potential unfolds."

The Revd Joanna Stokes