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The 1930 Rebuild |
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By 1930 the action had become very slow. Tenders were invited for a complete rebuild. Someone who was a chorister at the time tells me that a Willis organ was considered, but it was suggested that first they heard a new organ by John Compton. His instrument won them over and Compton produced a scheme for an 11-rank extension organ, utilising about half the Bryceson pipework, which was accepted. |
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