List of organs in Bremen

In the list of organs in Bremen all preserved organs of the Free Hanseatic City of Bremen , i.e. in the cities of Bremen and Bremerhaven , are successively recorded.

In the sixth column, the Roman number indicates the number of manuals , a capital "P" indicates an independent pedal , a lower-case "p" indicates an attached pedal and the Arabic number in the penultimate column indicates the number of sounding registers .

District)	building	image	Organ builder	year	Manuals	register	Remarks
Blockland / Wasserhorst	Wasserhorster Church		Alfred leader	1954	II / P	8th
Blumenthal / Blumenthal	Martin Luther Church		Paul Ott	1964	II / P	24
Blumenthal / Blumenthal	Evangelical Reformed Church		Alfred leader	1951	II / P	35
Blumenthal / Rönnebeck-Farge	Evangelical Reformed Church		Ahrend & Brunzema	1958	II / P	11
Blumenthal / Rönnebeck	Paul Gerhardt Church		Alfred leader	1957	II / P	18th	The 500 year old wood for the housing comes from the beams of the Westersted church.
Borgfeld / Borgfeld	Church in Borgfeld		Alfred leader	1970	II / P	17th
Bremerhaven	Ref. Church		Ahrend & Brunzema	1967	I.	6th
Bremerhaven / Geestemünde	Christ Church, main organ		Gebr. Hillebrand , Alfred Führer , Heiko Lorenz	1967, 1997, 2017	III / P	40	In the style of the north German baroque organ; 1997 small rescheduling, 2017 overhaul and re-intoning.
Bremerhaven / Geestemünde	Christ Church, chest organ		Gerrit Klop	1998	I.	5	with transposition device
Bremerhaven / Geestemünde	Heart of jesus		G. Christian Lobback	1974	II / P	23	→ organ
Bremerhaven / Geestemünde	Matthew Church		Gebr. Hillebrand	1971	II / P	17th
Bremerhaven / Geestemünde	Marienkirche		Paul Ott	1957	II / P	16
Bremerhaven / Grünhöfe	Petruskirche		Alfred leader	1971	II / P	17th
Bremerhaven / Lehe	St. Andrew		Alfred leader	1971	II / P	21st
Bremerhaven / Lehe	Dionysius Church		Gebr. Hillebrand	1984	II / P	26th
Bremerhaven / Lehe	Michaeliskirche		Gebr. Hillebrand	1973	II / P	15th
Bremerhaven / Lehe	Pauluskirche		Paul Ott	1955	III / P	37
Bremerhaven / Leherheide	St. Ansgar		Alfred leader	1978	II / P	13
Bremerhaven / Leherheide	Lukas Church		Gebr. Hillebrand	1969	II / P	19th
Bremerhaven / Leherheide	St. Mark's Church		Paul Ott	1959	II / P	14th
Bremerhaven / center	Mayor Smidt Memorial Church		Rudolf von Beckerath	1986	III / P	47	In the symphonic style of French romanticism
Bremerhaven / Surheide	Church of the Resurrection		Gebr. Hillebrand	1984	I / P	14th
Burglesum / Lesum	St. Martini Church		Alfred Kern & fils	1992	III / P	34	based on the Alsatian organ building of the 18th and 19th centuries, in particular Johann Andreas Silbermann and Aristide Cavaillé-Coll
Burglesum	Cemetery chapel		Bates	around 1820	I.	4th	English romantic organ; revised in the second half of the 19th century; Gilded whistles in the prospectus
Burglesum / Mittelbüren	Moorless church		unknown, Alfred Führer	1847, 1960s	I.	6th	Neo-Gothic prospectus; in the 1960s it was redesigned in a neo-baroque style
Burglesum / St. Magnus	St. Magni , main organ		Karl Schuke	1971	II / P	21st	electro-pneumatic
Burglesum / St. Magnus	St. Magni , positive		Alfred leader	1962	I.	5
Findorff / Findorff	Martin Luther Church (main organ)		Rudolf von Beckerath , Erbslöh	1962, 2008	III / P	41	2008 Renovation and expansion by 2 registers by Erbslöh
Findorff / Findorff	Martin Luther Church (chancel)		Rudolf von Beckerath	1962	I / p	5
Gröpelingen / Oslebshausen	Andreas Church		Alfred leader	1968	II / P	20th
Gröpelingen / Oslebshausen	Emmaus Church		Paul Ott	1963	II / P	15th
Hemelingen / Sebaldsbrück	St. Godehard		Organ building Böttner	1967	II / P	15th
Hemelingen / Sebaldsbrück	New Apostolic Church		Reinhard Huefken	2006	II / P	18th
Hemelingen / Sebaldsbrück	Church of Reconciliation		Alfred leader	1967	II / P	17th
Huchting / Kirchhuchting	St. George		Alfred leader	1958	II / P	23
Center / old town	Bremen Cathedral		Johann Friedrich Schulze , Wilhelm Sauer , Christian Scheffler	1849, 1894, 1995-1996	IV / P	98	Prospectus and Contrabass 32 ′ by Schulze; 58 Sauer registers; several conversions; 1995/96 reconstruction with extension
Center / old town	Bremen Cathedral		Brothers van Vulpen	1965-1966	III / P	35	"Bach organ" as a swallow's nest organ
Center / old town	Bremen Cathedral		Gottfried Silbermann	1732-1733	I.	8th	Originally built for Etzdorf ; 1994 original disposition reconstructed; largely preserved
Center / old town	Bremen Cathedral		Wegscheider organ workshop	2002	I / P	9	In the Saxon style of the Silbermann School
Center / old town	Bremen Cathedral		Gerrit Klop	1991	II / p	9	Exclusively wooden register ("Organo di legno") in the style of the Italian Renaissance
Center / old town	The bell		W. Sauer organ builder , Christian Scheffler	1928	IV / P	76
Center / old town	St. Johann		Franz Breil	1965	III / P	47
Center / old town	Church of Our Lady		Paul Ott , Karl Schuke	1953, 1984	III / P	40	1984 renovation and small rescheduling
Center / old town	St. Martini , main organ		Marten de Mare , Ahrend & Brunzema	1603, 1962	III / P	33	De Mare prospectus → Organ
Center / old town	St. Martini, chest organ		Ahrend & Brunzema	1969	I.	4th
Mitte / Bahnhofsvorstadt	St. Michaelis		Rudolf von Beckerath	1968	II / P	18th
Center / old town	St. Stephani		Rudolf von Beckerath	1965	III / P	39
Middle / Ostertor	Michael Church		Alfred leader	1981	II / P	9
Neustadt / Buntentor	St. Jakobi		Alfred leader	1962	II / P	23
Oberneuland / Oberneuland	St. Johann		Ahrend & Brunzema	1966, 1996	III / P	28	1996 Extension conversion by J. Ahrend
Obervieland / Arsten	St. Johann		Alfred Führer , organ builder Sebastian	1959, 2006	II / P	18th	2006 reassignment
Obervieland / habenhausen	Simon Petrus Church		Späth Orgelbau AG	1993	II / P	11
Eastern suburb / stone gate	Cathedral chapel on Osterdeich		Rudolf von Beckerath	1991	II / P	12
Osterholz / Osterholz	Melanchthon Church		Alfred leader	1971	II / P	22nd
Osterholz / Blockdiek	Trinity Church		Detlef Kleuker , G. Christian Lobback	1972, 1992	II / P	21st	1992 rearrangement of 3 registers
Schwachhausen / Schwachhausen	Ev.-methodist. Church of the Redeemer		Rudolf von Beckerath	1975	I / P	8th
Schwachhausen / Barkhof	St. Ansgarii , main organ		Marten de Mare , Alfred Führer	1611, 1958	IV / P	61	Prospectus mostly from De Mare → Organ
Schwachhausen / Barkhof	St. Ansgarii, choir organ		Alfred leader	1957	I.	8th
Schwachhausen / Riensberg	St. Remberti		Fischer & Chandler	1994	III / P	33	In the style of the Baden-Alsatian baroque
Schwachhausen / Riensberg	St. Ursula		Alfred leader	1982	II / P	28
Seehausen / Seehausen	St. Jacobi		Alfred leader	1963	II / P	12
Vahr / Neue Vahr southwest	Christ Church		Rudolf von Beckerath	1962	III / P	34
Vegesack / Aumund-Hammersbeck	Christophoruskirche		Alfred leader	1967	III / P	32
Vegesack / Aumund-Hammersbeck	Aumund Reformed Church		Alfred leader	1972	II / P	23
Vegesack / Grohn	To the holy family		Siegfried Sauer	1989	II / P	23
Vegesack / Schönebeck	Wooden church Schönebeck		Alfred leader	1966	I / p	5
Walle / Walle	Hope Church		G. Christian Lobback	1983	II / P	15th
Walle / Walle	Waller Church		Winold van der Putten	2002	II / P	26th	In the North German-Dutch style of the 17th century
Walle / Walle	Immanuel Chapel		Gerald Woehl	1989			Organ from Banz Monastery from 1909
Walle / Westend	St. Marien (main organ)		Alfred leader	1960	III / P	37	2004 reintegration by Martin Cladders ( Badbergen -Vehs)
Walle / Westend	St. Marien (chancel)		Gustav Steinmann	1988	I / p	4th	Positive in Walle since 2007
Woltmershausen / Rablinghausen	Rablinghausen Church		Alfred leader	1965	II / P	15th
Woltmershausen / Woltmershausen	St. Benedict		Organ building Kreienbrink	1968	II / P	9
Woltmershausen / Woltmershausen	Christ Church		Alfred leader	1965	II / P	18th

literature

• Wenzel Hübner: 21,000 organs from all over the world. 1945–1985 . P. Lang, Frankfurt am Main 1986, ISBN 978-3-8204-9454-9 (sources and studies on the history of music from antiquity to the present; 7).
• Uwe Pape , Winfried Topp: organs and organ builders in Bremen . 3. Edition. Pape Verlag, Berlin 2003, ISBN 3-921140-64-1 .
• Uwe Pape: The organs of the city of Bremen. An extract from the Berlin database . Pape Verlag, Berlin 1994, ISBN 3-921140-43-9 .

See also

• List of churches in Bremen

Web links

Commons : Orgeln in Bremen  - Collection of pictures, videos and audio files

• Organ city of Bremen

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Kreiskantorat Bremerhaven - organs. Retrieved August 29, 2019 . 
2. ^ Organs of the Christ Church in Bremerhaven ( memento from February 5, 2016 in the Internet Archive ), accessed on February 3, 2018.
3. ^ Organ of the Pauluskirche in Bremerhaven , accessed on February 3, 2018.
4. ↑ ^{a b} Orgeln in St. Martini, Lesum , accessed on February 3, 2018.
5. ↑ ^{a b} Orgeln in St. Magni in Burglesum , accessed on February 3, 2018.
6. ↑ ^{a b} Organs of the Martin Luther Church Findorff , accessed on February 3, 2018.
7. ^ Organ of the NAK Sebaldsbrück , accessed on February 3, 2018.
8. ^ Organ of the Simon-Petrus-Kirche in habenhausen , accessed on February 3, 2018.
9. ^ Organ of the Trinity Church Blockdiek , accessed on February 3, 2018.
10. ^ Organ in St. Remberti, Schwachhausen , accessed on February 3, 2018.
11. ^ Organ of the Waller Church , accessed on February 3, 2018.
12. ↑ Goethe, Burkhart: Organ Prospect and Time. Considerations about the shape of the case 1933–1983. In: Fifty years of organ building leaders , ed. v. Uwe Pape, pp. 41–42. Berlin: Pape Verlag 1983.
13. ↑ Entry in the list of works. In: Fifty years of organ building leaders , ed. v. Uwe Pape, p. 74. Berlin: Pape Verlag 1983.
14. ↑ ^{a b} Orgeln von St. Marien in Walle , accessed on May 16, 2018.