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FRIDAY, 18 MAY PAGE 71Trinity Hall, CambridgeThe Organist: Tom BellThe Organ: 2006 Lund, III/20A new organ by Carsten Lund of Denmark (his first in England),was installed in the Chapel in 2006. David Sangeracted as consultant and played the inaugural concert at itsdedication by the Bishop of Norwich on 15 October 2006.The instrument demonstrates versatility and a palette ofcolorful sounds, the responsive mechanical action allowingperfect control of the organ’s open tip unnicked voicing,full of character but perfectly balanced for the small TrinityHall Chapel. The effectiveness of the swell box is apparentlyderived from its being lead-lined, reducing the volume,when shut, to an absolute minimum. The appearance ofthe pipework is striking, with its hammered tin finish andthe spiral twist of the central pipe.Stop List:I Great (C-g’’’) II Swell (C-g’’’) Pedal (CC-f’)Bordun 16’ Gamba 8’ Subbass 16’Principal 8’ Flauto traverso 8’ Bordun (fromGreat)Rohrflute 8’ Fugara 4’ Principal (fromGreat)Octave 4’ Gedakt 4’ Gedackt (ext.Subbass)Cone Flute 4’ Gemshorn 2’ Fagotto 16’Quinte 2 2/3’ Mixtur IIIOctav 2’ Oboe 8’Tierce 1 3/5’16’8’8’Accessories8 sets of 5 adjustable divisionals for each of the3 divisionsExpression box for SwellMobile Ventus Stop, allowing historical windingCapture system with 8 sets of 1000 combinations.Great + SwellGreat + Swell 16’Pedal + GreatPedal + SwellPedal + Swell 4’Swell Tremulant