Pipe Organs
The organ in the parish church of Verzi is a fine example of the Lombard organ school of the nineteenth century. It is placed in the choir loft above the main entrance within a wooden case placed against the wall, with a front of three bays each by a spire. The mouths of the pipes, with the upper lip in miter and point cantilever, are aligned.
Built by Giacomo Locatelli in 1892, it presents a chromatic keyboard of 58 keys (C1-A5) with the division between bass and treble between B2 and C3 and a flat pedalboard with 20 pedals (C1-G2). It consists of the following stops:
| Prima colonna | Seconda colonna |
|---|---|
| a lato della tastiera | a lato della tastiera |
| Campanelli | Principale bassi |
| Cornetto a tre voci | Principale soprani |
| Fagotto bassi | Ottava bassi |
| Trombe soprani | Ottava soprani |
| Violoncello bassi | Decimaquinta |
| Oboe soprani | XIX e XXII |
| Corno inglese soprani | XXVI e XXIX |
| Flauto in ottava bassi | Contrabbassi |
| Flauto in ottava soprani | Unione tasto pedale |
| Flauto traverso | Voce umana |
| Viola bassi | Duodecima |
| Ottavino | Tremolo |
Accessories: Combinazione libera alla lombarda, Tirapieno, Banda militare (made of 2 piatti, Campanelli, Grancassa and Rollante).
At the front pedaletti for Fagotto bassi, Trombe soprani, Corno inglese, Ottavino, Unione tasto pedale, Terza mano, tremolo and Timballone.
The instrument was revised in 2005 by Bottega organara Dell'Orto and Lanzini of Dormelletto - Arona.