Interesting concert with a bit of a lecture about the new organ.  It is a reconstruction (with educated guesses) of a pre-reformation English organ.  Educated guesses are needed because no English organ survived the reformation though a couple of pieces were found in the late 20th century.  This is the first reconstruction done in this country and one of only three done in the world and is very much meant to investigate academically how the organ music written at that time in England (and Wales) would have originally sounded (no organ survived but a lot of the music did [some of which were played at this concert and with a student working the bellows]).   It is on loan to the church until a buyer is found (ideally a donor willing to buy it for Stanford).  However I have nothing I can cite properly yet (though something written should appear sooner or later) nor am I sure how much of this belongs in this article.