01 Oct 2012
Well-known organ repairer and tuner, Peter Jones, has been working on the restoration of the organ in the Nunnery Chapel. The instrument dates from 1869 or earlier and part of the work being carried out is to restore, as far as possible, its original appearance. This has become a significant part of the project and work on the wooden panelling has been deemed necessary, with the introduction of a brass rail as a safety measure for the player. The work has been funded by the Manx Heritage Foundation. Peter Jones says “We are continuing to make good progress on the restoration of the organ, thought there is still some way to go.”
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