Candidates’ responses to this question were not good enough and this robbed them substantial marks. The following points should have been highlighted in their responses:

(a) Swell, Couplers, Pedalboard, Great, Pipes, Stop

(b) (i) Swell: - A keyboard division on the organ whose pipes are placed within a large enclosed wooden box with Venetian louvers at its front.

(ii) Coupler: - A stop-like mechanical device in Organ for connecting one manual to another at unison pitch.

(iii) Pedalboard: - An additional keyboard with a range of C- f1 played with the feet,heel and toe.

(iv) Stop: - A row of knobs on the Organ controlling the sound when drawn by the player.

(v) Great: - The Principal Manual found on a multimanual Organ. It is usually the loudest (mother) keyboard.

(vi) Pipes: - Components of the Organ made of metal or wood, through which sounds are produced.