List of organs in the Oberspreewald-Lausitz district

Silbermann organ in Großkmehlen

The list of organs in the Oberspreewald-Lausitz district gradually includes the pipe organs that have been preserved in the Oberspreewald-Lausitz district in Brandenburg .

List (selection)

There are over 60 organs in the Oberspreewald-Lausitz district. The oldest and most historically valuable is the Silbermann organ in Großkmehlen from 1717/18. The largest is the Jehmlich organ in Lübbenau.

The table is sortable. The main builders are given in the fourth column; Cooperation between several organ builders is indicated by a slash, later modifications by commas. In the sixth column, the Roman number indicates the number of manuals, a capital "P" indicates an independent pedal, and a lower-case "p" indicates a pedal that is only attached. The penultimate column lists the number of sounding registers, the last column special features and further web links.

place	church	image	Organ builder	year	Manuals	register	Remarks
Alms	Village church		Robert Uibe	1890	I / P	7th	small changes
Altdöbern	Ev. church		Gustav Heinze	1920	II / P	27	Opus 89; Change of disposition 1986 → organ
Annahütte	Ev. Henrietten Church		Arno Voigt	1905	II / P	10	Opus 1; The organ was only installed in 1921 by the organ builder Gustav Heinze from Sorau; A. Voigt GmbH , 2014 → Organ
Bischdorf	Village church		Robert Uibe	1880	I / P	6th
Brieske	Ev. Martin Luther Church	Image wanted	Brothers Jehmlich	1914	II / P	16
Bronkow	Village church	Image wanted	Robert Uibe	around 1885	I / P	7th	pneumatic cone tray
Buckow (Calau)	Village church	Image wanted	Friedrich Wilhelm Kaltschmidt	1858	I / P	5	1930 installation of an Aeoline 8 ′, 1956 conversion by Eule
Calau	Catholic Church of St. Boniface		VEB Orgelbau Sauer	1990	I / P	8th
Calau	Ev. City Church	Image wanted	Alexander Schuke organ building	1954	I / P	15th	Opus 246; the organ is actually designed with two manuals, but the 2nd manual is not built in (only the keyboard of the 2nd manual is available - II / P / 26); Converted from pneumatic to electric stop action in 2010
Calau	Ev. Country church	Image wanted	Conrad Geissler	1860	I / P	6th
Dörrwalde	Ev. church	Image wanted	Johann Teschner	1868	I / P	8th	refurbished in 1910 Wilhelm Sauer ; Restored in 2008 by Sauer (Müllrose)
Frauendorf	Community center		Owl organ building	1965	I.	3	Positive, first in Guteborn Castle Chapel , sold to Frauendorf in 2017
Free hooves	Ev. church		Wilhelm Sauer	1906	II / P	11	Opus 954
Guteborn	Castle chapel		Organ building Sauer	1965	I / p	4th	originally in St. Andreas Church in Rostock-Reutershagen , moved to Guteborn in 2017
Great Jehser	Village church	Image wanted	Arno Voigt	1909	I / P	9	in baroque case
Large flour	Ev. St. George Church		Gottfried Silbermann	1717/1718	II / P	22nd	Opus 8; Restoration 1995 to 1996 → organ
Grand Koshen	Ev. church	Image wanted	Nagel brothers	1890	I / P	12
Great Mehsow	Ev. church	Image wanted	Carl Gotthold Claunigk	1801	II / P	11	In 1864 it was moved to a new church, restored in 2017 by Mike Zuber
Großräschen	Catholic Church of St. Antonius		Brothers Jehmlich	1978	II / P	19th	Opus 986; 1996 and 2003 expanded → organ
Großräschen	Ev. church		Ulrich Fahlberg	1989	II / P	17th	The pipework comes from a Jehmlich organ of the Ev. Church Grossraeschen-South , which had to give way to mining 1990th
Hermsdorf (near Ruhland)	Village church	Image wanted	Johann Christoph Schröther the Elder J.	1844	II / P	11	largely unchanged
Hindenberg	Village church		Robert Uibe	1879	I / P	6th	Opus 1
Hohenbocka	Ev. church	Image wanted	Thank God Heinrich Nagel	1846	I / P	10	Restoration by Ekkehart Groß 2013
Hosena	Ev. Christ Church	Image wanted	Schlag & Sons	1913	II / P	20th	Opus 979; Restoration in 2015 by the organ builder Ekkehart Groß
Hörlitz	Ev. Heilandskirche	Image wanted	Arno Voigt	1928	II / P	15th
Klettwitz	Catholic Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus		Arno Voigt	1913	II / P	8th	Opus 26; General overhaul and restoration A. Voigt GmbH 2008 and 2013/2014 → organ
Klettwitz	Ev. church		Wilhelm Sauer	1906	II / P	12	Opus 970; 1997 Restoration and repair of Schuke organ building → organ
Cost brew	Ev. church		Wilhelm Sauer	1884	I / P	7th	Opus 419; originally comes from the Ev. Klettwitz Church , which was expanded and rebuilt due to a lack of space and required a larger organ
Kroppen	Ev. church		Schlag & Sons		II / P	14th	Opus 996
Lauchhammer Center	Catholic Church of Christ the King	Image wanted	A. Voigt GmbH	1972	II / P	14th
Lauchhammer Center	Ev. St. Nikolai Church		Emil Hammer	1938	II / P	21st	→ organ
Lauchhammer-Ost	Former Ev. Peace Memorial Church	Image wanted	Brothers Jehmlich	1920	II / P	15th
Lauchhammer-West	Castle Church		Organ building Hüfken	2019	II / P	?	in case from the early 19th century
Lieske	Village church		Ludwig Glöckner	1974	I / p	5
Lindenau (Upper Lusatia)	Village church	Image wanted	Friedrich Gotthelf Pfützner	1842	I / P	9
Lübbenau / Spreewald	Catholic Church of St. Mary Annunciation	Image wanted	Wilhelm Sauer	1896	II / P	10	Opus 749; original location of the Sorno village church which had to give way to mining, installation at the current location in 1971 → organ
Lübbenau / Spreewald	Ev. St. Nikolai Church		Brothers Jehmlich	1984	II / P	35	Organ prospectus made 1741–1743 by JJ Köpler from Sorau; Renovation and new intonation in 2010 by organ builder Reinhard Hüfken from Halberstadt, extension by a Zimbelstern → organ
Lübbenau / Spreewald	New Apostolic Church		Organ building Sauer	1988	I / p	4th
Missen (Vetschau / Spreewald)	Village church	Image wanted	Wilhelm Sauer	1886	II / P	10	mechanical cone tray
Neupetershain	Ev. church	Image wanted	Gustav Heinze	1905	II / P	19th
Ogroses	Ev. church	Image wanted	Johann Christoph Schröther the Elder J.	1874	I / P	8th
Outskirts	Catholic Church of St. James		Brothers Jehmlich		I.	4th	Opus 723
Outskirts	Ev. St. Barbara Church		Arno Voigt	1918	II / P	19th	Opus 40 → Organ
Ressen (New Zealand)	Ev. church	Image wanted	Gustav Heinze	1919	I / P	6th	pneumatic cone tray
Ruhland	Catholic Church of St. Mary		Brothers Jehmlich		I.	4th
Ruhland	Ev. City Church		Gustav Heinze	1910	II / P	18th	Case from 1854; also a transmission
Saalhausen	Ev. church		Wilhelm Sauer	1878	I / P	8th	Opus 269
Saßleben	Village church	Image wanted	Gustav Heinze	1928	II / P	8th	pneumatic cone tray
Schipkau	Ev. church		Brothers Jehmlich		I / P	5	Opus 791
Schwarzheide	Catholic Church of the Holy Cross		A. Voigt GmbH	2007	II / P	11	originally a house organ from near Hanover . Reconstruction and adjustment of the disposition for the church interior by A. Voigt GmbH 2007
Schwarzheide - Zschornegosda	Luther Church		Schuke organ building	1957	I / P	6th
Senftenberg	Ev. Peter-Paul Church		Hermann Owl	1960	III / P	29	→ organ
Senftenberg	Ev. Peter-Paul Church		Wilhelm Sauer	around 1970	I.	3
Senftenberg	Church of the SELK	Image wanted		1826			originally comes from the Ev. Sorno Church (Senftenberg) and came to the church in Senftenberg in 1901
Vetschau / Spreewald	Ev. German Church		Schlag & Sons	1899	II / P	20th	Restoration 1989/1990 A. Voigt GmbH → organ
Vetschau / Spreewald	Ev. Wendish Church	Image wanted	Friedrich Wilhelm Kaltschmidt	1859	II / P	22nd	Restoration 2001–2010 A. Voigt GmbH → organ
Wormlage	Ev. church		Gustav Heinze	1911	II / P	9	Opus 48
Zerkwitz	Ev. church	Image wanted	Ludwig Hartig	1854	II / P	16	→ organ
Zinnitz	Village church	Image wanted	unknown	1818	I / P	7th

See also

• List of organs in Brandenburg
• Lists of organs

literature

• Elke Lang: Baroque splendor and simple beauty. Organs in Brandenburg . Culturcon-Medien, Berlin 2014, ISBN 978-3-941092-35-8 , pp. 140-141 .
• Uwe Pape : Historical organs in Brandenburg and Berlin. Pape, Berlin 2004, ISBN 3-921140-65-X .

Web links

Commons : Organs in the Oberspreewald-Lausitz district  - collection of images, videos and audio files

• Organs in the Oberspreewald-Lausitz district, organ database, 50 articles (Dutch, German)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ "A new organ for our castle chapel in Guteborn" in the community letter of the Protestant parishes of Ruhland and Hermsdorf , June / July 2017, p. 11 (PDF)
2. ↑ Organ in Hindenberg , Orgeldatabase, with disposition, but different builder information Kienscherf 1890 (Dutch), accessed on November 25, 2019.
3. ↑ Ev. Christ Church Hosena , accessed November 25, 2019.
4. ↑ Ev. Heilandskirche Hörlitz , accessed on November 25, 2019.
5. ↑ Organ of the Christ the King Church in Lauchhammer. Retrieved November 25, 2019 .  
6. ^ Organ of the former Ev. Peace Memorial Church Lauchhammer-Ost , accessed on November 25, 2019.
7. ^ Uwe Pape , Tomaš Horák, Albrecht Bönisch, Christhard Kirchner: Ludwig Glöckner. In: Uwe Pape, Wolfram Hackel, Christhard Kirchner (Eds.): Lexicon of North German Organ Builders. Volume 4. Berlin, Brandenburg and the surrounding area. Pape Verlag, Berlin 2017, ISBN 978-3-921140-06-2 , p. 176, state the organ as preserved.
8. ^ Organ in the New Apostolic Church Lübbenau , Orgeldatabase, with disposition (Dutch), accessed on November 25, 2019.
9. ↑ Ev. Peter-Paul Senftenberg Church , accessed on November 25, 2019.