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Organs in the Husov Choir on the Weapon Slave, located in the street Under a spy, they are the oldest playing organ in Prague and are among the key cultural monuments of the city. This late Renaissance construction is protected as a real-estate cultural monument of the Czech Republic since 1996. Their history dates back to the period when they were part of the church of St. Margaret in Skytala in the Louna district, before their transfer to Breslav in 1990.

The origin of the organ is set in the late Renaissance period, when significant cultural and artistic changes took place in Europe. In Bohemia this period was characterized by the development of Baroque architecture and music. The original author of the organ is not known nor their original place. After the transfer from St. Margaret's church in Skytals in 1990, there was a disposition restoration carried out by Rudolf Valenta.

Architecturally, the organ is small and without pedal. Over the years, they had undergone various disposition changes, but the original condition was restored by Rudolf Valenta in the 1990s. This recovery brought the organ its historical sound characteristics.

The history of the organ is linked to several key events. In 1789 they became part of the church of St. Margaret in Skytala in Louna County. After the transfer to Zavaslav in 1990, the organ was recognised as a cultural monument and since 1996 it has been protected as a real cultural monument of the Czech Republic.

Today, the organ is located in the Hussova choir in Bishlava, where their sounds can be heard during religious festivals and concerts. Their historical value and uniqueness make this building an important attraction for tourists and locals who are interested in cultural heritage and music. The organ visit offers an opportunity not only to hear their unique sound characteristics, but also to immerse yourself in the history of Czech art and culture.

The organ in the Husov Choir in Bizlav is a reminder of a rich cultural tradition and an important part of the Czech heritage. Their preservation and restoration shows the weight that culture and history have in people's lives. Visiting these organ is not only the way to the past, but also a reminder of the lasting legacy of art and music for future generations.