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Firenze, Italia (Firenze) - Chiesa di San Remigio
Municipal: Firenze
Region:Toscana
Address: Piazza S. Remigio, 50122, Firenze
Description nr.: 2050490.
Built by: Giovanni Pietro Contini (1584)
The oldest organ in Florence is the organ in the Chiesa di San Remigio, built in 1584 by Giovanni-Pietro Contini. It was revised in 1828 by Filippo and Antonio Tronci, and then again in 1849 by Antonio Ducci. A restoration was carried out in 2001 by Riccardo Lorenzini.
Technical data
Specification
Manuale (42 keys): Principale 8', Flauto Traverso 8' (discant), Ottava 4', Flauto in Ottava 4', Decimaquinta 2', Ottavino 2' (discant), Decimanona + Vigesimaseconda 1 1/3'+1'', Cornetto 3 file (discant), Trombe 8' (B/D), Clarone 4' (bas).
Other stops: Tamburo.
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Firenze, Italia (Firenze) - Chiesa di San Remigio
Municipal: Firenze
Region:Toscana
Address: Piazza S. Remigio, 50122, Firenze
Description nr.: 2050490.
Built by: Giovanni Pietro Contini (1584)
| Year | Builder | Opus | Activity | 1584 | Giovanni Pietro Contini | new organ | 1828 | Antonio e Filippo Tronci | restoration | 1849 | Antonio Ducci | restoration | 2001 | Riccardo Lorenzini | restoration |
The oldest organ in Florence is the organ in the Chiesa di San Remigio, built in 1584 by Giovanni-Pietro Contini. It was revised in 1828 by Filippo and Antonio Tronci, and then again in 1849 by Antonio Ducci. A restoration was carried out in 2001 by Riccardo Lorenzini.
Technical data
| Number of stops per division | |
| - Manuale | 9 |
| Total number of stops | 9 |
| Key action | Mechanical |
| Stop action | Mechanical |
| Windchest(s) | Springlade |
Specification
Manuale (42 keys): Principale 8', Flauto Traverso 8' (discant), Ottava 4', Flauto in Ottava 4', Decimaquinta 2', Ottavino 2' (discant), Decimanona + Vigesimaseconda 1 1/3'+1'', Cornetto 3 file (discant), Trombe 8' (B/D), Clarone 4' (bas).
Other stops: Tamburo.
- Jean-Alain Ripoche