Organi del duomo di Pisa

The cathedral features two pipe organs: the Serassi opus 494 from 1835 and the Mascioni opus 1039 installed between 1977 and 1980.

The original organ installation dates back to medieval times, with significant renovations occurring after the cathedral fire of 1595 damaged the instruments.

The organs accompany religious ceremonies and concerts throughout the year, maintaining centuries-old musical traditions within the cathedral's marble walls.

Visitors can hear the organs during regular mass services and special musical performances scheduled throughout the religious calendar year.

The positioning of the organs within the cathedral creates exceptional acoustics, amplified by the building's architectural design and marble surfaces.

Location: Pisa

Part of: Pisa Cathedral

GPS coordinates: 43.72266,10.39600

Latest update: March 6, 2025 03:42