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Organ Visit to Redenhall Parish Church and All Hallows Convent, Norfolk, Saturday 16th April 2016
The magnificent medieval church at Redenhall houses one of Norfolk's most important historic instruments, the organ of 1843 by G.M.Holdich (II/P 24). This organ is a rare and virtually unaltered survival of the 'transition' phase between the Georgian and Victorian eras of English organ building. It has a wonderfully robust tone and plenty of colour. The organ in the Chapel of All Hallows Convent, Ditchingham (III/P 23) was built by Hill, Norman & Beard in the 1950's. Richard Bower provided the fine case and some additional stops in 2005.
