Although the utilization of the previous organ appears on the protocol, little could be used considering all the new elements that were built: wind chest, flautado and other registers, case, bellows, etc.
The following sentence appears on the contract : “And also a board must be built in order to “tower” the Trompeta Real (Royal Trumpet) on the rear facade”.
This detail has confirmed that the current organ is the one built by Manuel Benito Gómez because, in spite of the modifications suffered, the rear facade of the case is preserved.
The fact that the trumpet is vertically “towered” is truly unique.
In 1721-26, Phelipe Urarte did some work on the organ.
In 1722 the organ was estofado and gilded, which leads us to believe that other important interventions were carried out on the case, since there are no golden areas left.
In 1792, “Balentín Bastelleros, organ builder from Valladolid, for his repair of this church’s organ, which was struck by lightning”.
In 1864 Marcial Rodríguez reformed several aspects of the organ, such as the composition, removed the Llenos and replaced the bellows.
In 1987, at the request of the Manuel Marín Association in Valladolid, the organ was restored in Tordesillas.