In which the stalwart choir, led by the resolute tranter Dewy, makes a ceremonious visit to the young vicar to petition for a gracious delay before the organ supplants their beloved music, airing their earnest feelings and dignified camaraderie beneath the gentle shadows of the vicarage. The vicar, caught between tradition and change, listens with tempered kindness and reason, and a season is agreed upon for the momentous transition, with a quiet understanding that honours both the old and the new.