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• There is also a small 5 stop chamber organ dating from 1870.
• The chamber organ is registered with the National Trust.
• The William Gray chamber organ was built in 1810 for the Jerningham family in Norfolk.
• They are usually tracker instruments, although the modern builders are often building electropneumatic chamber organs.
• The specification of the chamber organ can also be found on the National Pipe Organ Register.
• In 1790 he was awarded the status of Imperial Royal Chamber Organ Builder and Instrument Maker.
• A new chamber organ was recently commissioned for the chapel, built by Taylor and Boody.
• "Under Hamelin Hill " tells the Pied Piper story in goblinlike music for a chamber organ.
• It is a small and intimate church, containing traditional carved box pews and a recently renovated chamber organ.
• An 1855 chamber organ was also erected in the South transept for use when the choir sings in that location.
• Many new chamber organs and harpsichords today feature transposing keyboards, which can slide up or down one or more semitones.
• On the second floor was a organ loft housed the largest chamber organ in America with 62  speaking stops . 
• As well as a chamber organ, the Cathedral also has a small organ, called the " Zoboli Organ ".
• It has a wider range of application than the chamber organ and a pedal board arrangement to which visiting organists are more accustomed.
• Pasi's familiarity with European organs stems both from his Austrian nativity and restoration work on several instruments, including two Italian chamber organs.
• A second organ, a chamber organ, has four stops and is ideal as a continuo instrument where the main organ would be inappropriate.
• The precise reasons why Handel introduced this new musical form, the concerto for chamber organ and orchestra, have been discussed in detail by.
• The chapel contains a small chamber organ and St John's Church a larger instrument with a case above the north side of the rood screen.
• The cathedral also has a chamber organ, built by the Scottish organ-builders Lammermuir, which is normally kept in the Tudor and baroque music.
• Though I am almost persuaded otherwise by John Wallace's Solo recital Virtuosi with keyboard ( chamber organ, harpsichord, piano, or organ ) accompaniment.