The Positive's façade shows some carefully elaborate pipework
Windchest of the main organ at the beginning of the restoration process
Manual planing of the windchest table
Self-adjustable pallet springs in each pin of the rollerboard
Detail of the built-in console
Restoration process of the flue pipes, a painstaking task if we want to preserve all the historical material
Restoration process of the flue pipes, a painstaking task if we want to preserve all the historical material
Wooden stoppers, with a cork body covered with a thick layer of leather
Wooden stoppers, with a cork body covered with a thick layer of leather
Reed pipes: the Viejos" and "Viejas"
Reed pipes: the Viejos" and "Viejas"
Fagot 8'
Oboe 8'
The Organ built by Francisco Rodríguez as seen from the gallery on the Gospel side of the Choir, where we find Juan Ch's organ. The "en chamade" trumpets on chavarrias instrument can still be seen in the upper corner of the picture.
the play of colours from the stained glass window on the organ's façade
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