History - Built in 1982 by Bishop and Son, Ipswich, for Brookside Methodist Church, Peterborough with many pipes from Addiscombe Methodist Church, Surrey. Dismantled, brought to Llanishen and stored in October 1997. Rebuilt in July - August 1998 by Roger Taylor, Bristol. Originally the Great organ was based on a 4' Principal and 8' Stopped Diapason, but the Stopped Diapason was later replaced by an 8' Geigen Diapason. In its new position the Great organ was too harsh and powerful. The present, unusual specification provides more variety of tone and suits the building.
space
Construction -  Mechanical action, slider chests for manuals. Full size draw stops on each side of the keyboards, Swell above the Great Organ. Wind pressure 2¾ inch. Compass - manuals CC - g, 56 notes; radiating / concave pedal board, CC-f, 30 notes.
space
Recitals and concerts
John Cheer gave the opening recital for the newly installed organ on May 15th 1999; and played for the Centenary Concert (Stainer's "Daughter of Jairus") on January 27th 2001. On December 7th 2004 John gave a recital in aid of the Rainbow of Hope Charity (working with those sleeping rough on Cardiff's streets).