Organs at St Mary's Cathedral Sydney

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This is an information site about the organs at St Mary's Cathedral, Sydney, Australia.

Orgues Létourneau Ltée built a new three manual 46 stop organ on a new gallery in the transept as the first stage of a plan to build two new organs for the Cathedral. It was dedicated on 19 December 1999 by Cardinal Edward Bede Clancy, Archbishop of Sydney.

The existing two manual 22 stop organ built in the rear gallery by Whitehouse Bros was inaugurated on 17 March 1942.

A mobile console is located on the nave floor in addition to the gallery consoles to control both these instruments.

There is also an incomplete two manual 16 stop organ in the triforium above the chancel that was built by Ronald Sharp between 1959 and 1971.

A two manual 6 stop mechanical action organ built by Bellsham Pipe Organs in 1985 is located in the crypt.