Organ n. 36 

The organ belonged to the late Zeev Steinberg, composer and a well-known violist. Member of the Israeli Philharmonic Orchestra for almost 40 years, he also composed numerous chamber music works and an oratorio.
Following Mr. Steinberg’s instructions to build a quasi 16th century positive-like instrument, Gideon Shamir built in 1986 a 6-stop 2-manual organ, housed in a small chest open from the top, and a separated wooden box housing the blower and bellows. In 2011 Mr. Steinberg passed away and the organ was sold to Gidi Meir.

First manual 53 notes

Gedackt 8'
Gemshorn 2'
Sifflöte 1'

Second manual

Gedackt 8' becoming Viole 8 from e3
Quintade 4'
Larigot 1 1/3