The book explores the rich musical heritage of Northamptonshire and Rutland, focusing on church organs, their builders, and the vibrant musical life within these English counties. Drawing on the author's extensive experience as an Anglican priest in Northamptonshire and his upbringing in Rutland, this work delves into the history of organs, particularly those at Peterborough Cathedral, and highlights significant musical personalities and traditions that have shaped the region's ecclesiastical music landscape.

The book is likely to be of significant interest to local historians, organ enthusiasts, and those with an interest in English church music. Its focus on specific regional details and personalities suggests a scholarly yet accessible approach. The author's background as a long-serving priest provides a unique and informed perspective on the subject matter. The work aims to preserve and celebrate the musical heritage of Northamptonshire and Rutland.