This organ, which belongs to the General Custodianship of the Holy Land, was previously installed at the Saint Sepulcher church in Jerusalem. It is an instrument constructed by Rieger and inaugurated in 1896, as stated on a plaque attached to the organ case.
The organ was transferred in 1980 after having been completely modified by Brother Delfin Taboada who equipped it with an electro-pneumatic action and a movable Italian electric console. In 1991, Brother Taboada undertook a complete rebuilding of it, adding a two-feet stop and removing a Mixture rank.
A new modification was made by G. Shamir in 1995. Dolce 4′ and Decimaquinta 2′ of the first manual were transformed into Tierce 1 3/5′ and into Nasard 2 3/5′. On the second keyboard, the Violetta 2′ became a Decimaquinta.

The organ is placed on an organ loft above the entrance door of the nave. The case is in a Greek style in painted wood. The Principal pipes are placed in the center. The case has a Lent curtain, a curtain especially intended to hide the organ pipes during Lent.

הפוסט Saint Anthony Church Jaffa הופיע לראשונה ב-קונצרטים לעוגב | עוגבים | חובבי העוגב בישראל בעמותת אוצר המוסיקה היהודית.

The organ of the Immanuel Church is the property of the International Lutheran Federation of Norway. It is installed in the lateral organ loft in this little Jaffa church and serves worshiping needs, but it also plays a considerable role as a part of the artistic and cultural life in Tel-Aviv. It is the only organ there where organ concerts
have been regularly held for decades, and we should stress here the huge role
played in this by the resident-organist, Mr. Juan Onasis.
The church itself had been constructed with a lateral loft of great dimensions for the very purpose of installing an organ there. The old Walcker organ which had previously been there had deteriorated quickly (partly because of the hot and humid climate), so the Federation preferred to buy a new organ rather than invest in costly repairs. The old organ was dismantled, bought by Mr. Jacob Muscat, and Gideon Shamir fit this organ to the salon of Mr. Muscat’s residence in Petah-Tikvah.

The new organ was constructed by the German organ-builder Paul Ott of Göttingen in 1977, and the Russian organist Valery Maisky, who just then imigrated from Russia, gave the inauguration recital.
In 1994 it was cleaned and partially refurbished by Ernst Junker, himself a student of Paul Ott.
The organ case, of clear varnished oak, is composed of three separate units: a pedal case on the right side of the main case, and a Rückpositif.

הפוסט Imanuel Church Jaffa הופיע לראשונה ב-קונצרטים לעוגב | עוגבים | חובבי העוגב בישראל בעמותת אוצר המוסיקה היהודית.

This little organ which dates from 1847 is the oldest which remains intact today. It belongs to the General Custodianship of the Holy Land. It was constructed by the famous Italian firm Agati Nicomede e Fratelli de Pistoïa. It was installed in the back room of the Jerusalem Christian Information Center, which is an institution intended to welcome and inform pilgrims to Jerusalem. Since 2013, it stands in the Saint Peter Franciscan church in Jaffa.
The organ case measures 260 cm high, 150 cm wide and 70 cm deep. It is made of grey-painted wood with gold stripes. The facade of the organ case is open and exposes the Principal stop.
This instrument has been completely rebuilt by D. Taboada,
head of the organ workshop at the Holy Saviour Franciscan
Monastery in Jerusalem.

הפוסט Organ of the Saint Peter Church in Jaffa הופיע לראשונה ב-קונצרטים לעוגב | עוגבים | חובבי העוגב בישראל בעמותת אוצר המוסיקה היהודית.

The instrument belongs to the composer Ami Maayani, a well-known Israeli composer and former head of the Buchmann-Mehta School of Music (Then Tel Aviv Music Academy). It was constructed by Gideon Shamir. The case was designed by Prof. Maayani himself. The organ was inaugurated on the 8th of October 1988 by Elisabeth Roloff.
The console is placed in front of the organ which separates the salon in two. The organ case is a in modern style, made of white ash. The Regal stop is placed on the front, behind the Principal 4′.

הפוסט Home organ Prof. Ami Maayani הופיע לראשונה ב-קונצרטים לעוגב | עוגבים | חובבי העוגב בישראל בעמותת אוצר המוסיקה היהודית.

The concert organ of the Buchmann-Mehta School of Music ordered from the German organ-builder Hermann Eule from Bauzen in 2000 and was inaugurated in 2001. The late Maurice Clairmont and his widow Angela Clairmont donated the means for building the Hall as well as the organ. Prof. Ami Maayani, a well-known Israeli composer who was then head of the Buchmann-Mehta School of Music, designed the hall with an organ in mind and was most instrumental in the realization of the entire project.
The concert hall is situated at the center of the School building. The hall is in a rectangular form, and the organ is placed on a narrow gallery on the second floor, facing the entrance.

הפוסט Buchmann-Mehta School of Music concert organ הופיע לראשונה ב-קונצרטים לעוגב | עוגבים | חובבי העוגב בישראל בעמותת אוצר המוסיקה היהודית.

This practicing instrument, which was originally a small accompaniment organ constructed by the German organ-builder Paul Ott, underwent extensive reworking under Gideon Shamir. The original layout of the instrument was as the following: (Unit system organ)
Manual 54 notes
Pedal 30 notes with no independant stops
Holzgedeckt 8′
Rohrflöte 4′
Principal 2′
Quinta 1 1/3′
Octava 1′
Holzregal 8′ (without resonators)

Gideon Shamir was asked by the Buchmann-Mehta School of Music to build a new 2 manual/pedal organ, and he decided to incorporate the Ott organ into the new project. A new soundboard was added for the second manual, another one for the pedal, and a new, larger case was constructed. This project made possible for Mr. Alexander Gorin, an organist who immigrated to Israel in 1991 to start teaching the organ.
In 1996. At the request of Prof. Ami Maayani, director of the Buchmann-Mehta School of Music, Gideon Shamir brought new modifications to the instrument. The organ was relocated and moved away from the walls, which made its tone more open. A new Subbass 16′ and a Salicional 8′ were added, each of them linked to a separate sound board. G. Shamir covered the walls of the hall in oak, assuring better acoustics.

הפוסט Buchmann-Mehta School of Music practise organ הופיע לראשונה ב-קונצרטים לעוגב | עוגבים | חובבי העוגב בישראל בעמותת אוצר המוסיקה היהודית.