A pretty nice looking organ in an airy hexagonal shaped church which looks like it could deliver some stained-glass rattling tunes.

I could not find anyone who would let me have a turn.

It also seems that the Italians aren’t quite as meticulous at maintaining organ databases as the rest of the world, and so I can’t even find the specifications anywhere. I’m guessing a couple of manuals and some reasonably beefy pedal stops.

UPDATE!

It turns out that the Germans are extremely good at indexing pipe organs and so I managed to find the details. A quintbass pedal stop! Crazy stuff.

Specifications

Hauptwerk (I)	Positiv (II)	Pedale
Bordun 16’	Copl 8’	Subbass 16’
Principal 8’	Salicional 8’	Octavbass 8’
Copl 8’	Flautina 4’	Violoncellobass 8’
Gamba 8’	Flageolet 2’	Quintbass 6’
Octav 4’	Klarinette 8’	Posaune 8’
Fléte 4’
Quint 3’
Superoctav 2’
Cornet 2-5f. 3’
Mixtur 5-4f. 2’