4826 NY
This organ, built in the artisan workshop of Angelo Carbonetti (Foligno) based on a design by Maestro Alessandro Albenga, is intended to recreate a musical instrument: a small, portable "positive" organ with a single Principal stop (approximately 49 pipes). The pipes are made of Italian cypress, expertly crafted and harmonized according to the measurements and construction methods found in the precious late 16th-century Italian organ housed in the Silver Chapel in Innsbruck. This exquisite piece, the second of its kind built by Carbonetti, was commissioned by the Lutheran Church of St. Peter in New York, located in downtown Manhattan and is offered for sale at $32,000.
“Organo Soave” Features
– 51 wooden pipes (Principal 6').
– Wood: Select Italian cypress
– Boxwood-plated diatonic keys
– Ebony-covered chromatic keys
– Range: F1, G1, A1, Bb1, B1, C2 – F5 (4 octaves, 47 keys). A=440 Hz with transposer one semitone down and up
– Pipe feet: Renaissance-style, with hand-carved wind guides
– Tuning windows at the top of the pipes (lids for the smaller pipes)
– One lantern bellows (one fold) with 110V/60Hz blower
– Mechanical super-octave (F2 to F4)
AUDIO: Frescobaldi, Kyrie Fiori Musicali
AUDIO: Cavazzoni, Gloria Patri (super coupler)
AUDIO: Anonymous Uppon La Mi Re
Listed: 9/16/26
