The organ of Concepción Buenavista is most unusual. It is a large table organ with wood panels covering the space under the table, giving the impression of a stationary organ. The case design is neo-Gothic, and it looks different than any other organ in Oaxaca. The bellows open toward the organ and not toward the person raising them. It has a roller board like a stationary organ and lateral slider tabs protruding from the windchest like a table organ. But since the chest is positioned above and not below the keyboard, the tabs are at standing level. It is the first organ in Oaxaca with a chromatic keyboard, i.e. without a short octave, and with offset metal tubing to feed the façade pipes. After the 1999 earthquake, the organ was lifted down from the choir loft while the roof was being repaired. When it was hoisted back up, it fell apart. When we first saw it, the upper case was on the floor and the table was in pieces. The IOHIO reassembled the organ in 2005.