Location: Crema (CR)
Organ maker: Pietro Pasquini
Year: 2010
Stops: 28 stops controlled by horizontal drawknobs arranged in two columns to the right of the manuals. Bass/treble split between B2 and C3.
Manuals: 2 manuals of 58 notes (C1-A5) with suspended tracker action. The diatonic keys are covered in ebony, while the chromatic keys are plated with bone. The Grand'Organo (Great Organ) is located on the upper manual, and the Organo Positivo (Choir Organ) on the lower manual.
Pedal: flat pedalboard with 27 real notes.
Accessories: manual coupler (shove coupler), pedals for Ripieno, Cornetto, and manual II to pedal coupler.
Organ action: tracker action.
Console: en fenêtre.
Bellows: the system consisting of two wedge bellows placed on top of the organ case for the Grand'Organo and Pedale, plus a small compensating bellows; the Organo Positivo is equipped with an independent bellows located beneath its windchest
More: main windchest of the Grand'Organo with ventil and pouch system. Slider windchest for the Organo Positivo, located to the left of the console.
Position: the organ is located in the 'Giardino' Music Venue, created by Maestro Pietro Pasquini inside the farmhouse of the same name, located at via Macallé 16 in Crema.
Temperament: unequal temperament: 3 pure fifths (G# - Eb - Bb - F), 2 fifths tempered by 1/6 of a syntonic comma (F - C - G), 6 fifths tempered by 1/8 of a syntonic comma (G - D - A - E - B - F# - C#), and one fifth wide by 2 cents (C# - G#).

(1) First octave of the Contrabassi
(2) New pipes
(3) stop built and voiced by Francesco Zanin