List of organs in Thuringia

The list of organs in Thuringia gradually includes the preserved historical organs as well as nationally significant new organs in the Free State of Thuringia . All historical instruments are recorded that were built before the First World War . The list supplements the main article Organ Landscape Thuringia .

The main builders are given in the fourth column; Cooperation between several organ builders is indicated by a slash, later modifications by commas. Italic letters indicate that only the historic case has been preserved. 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 Arabic number indicates the number of sounding registers in today's organs (as of 2016). The last column provides information on the state of preservation and links with further information.

For the district of Weimarer Land see the full list of organs in the district of Weimarer Land and in the city of Weimar .

place	building	image	Organ builder	year	Manuals	register	Remarks
Altenbeuthen	Altenbeuthen village church		Johann Georg Fincke	1716	I / P	8th
Altenburg	Duchess Agnes Memorial Church		Load guest & son	1906, 1924	II / P	27	1924 remodeling by Wilhelm Sauer
Altenburg	Bartholomäikirche		Load guest & son	1881, 1922, 1949	III / P	44	1905–1909 pneumatic action by Oskar Ladegast, supplemented by Fernwerk in 1922, rearrangement in 1949, 1974 electric console and electropneumatic action, 1989/1990 general overhaul; 75% original inventory preserved
Altenburg	Brethren Church		Wilhelm Sauer	1905	III / P	48
Altenburg	Castle church , large organ		Tobias Heinrich Gottfried Trost	1736-1739	II / P	36	Restored 1974–1976
Altenfeld	Ev. church		Johann Stephan Schmaltz	1776
Altengesees	St. Margarethe		Christian August Gerhard	1788	I / P	9
Altkirchen	Village church		Christoph Opitz	1871	II / P	26th	largest work by Opitz
Andisleben	St. Peter and Paul		Johann Georg Schröter	1734-1743	II / P	23
Apple Town	Walpurgis Church		Christian Friedrich Knauf	1833	II / P	31	with parts of the previous organ by Johann Anton Weise (1707); Restored by Rösel & Hercher in 1995
Arnstadt	New Church		Johann Friedrich Wender / Otto Hoffmann	1699-1703, 2000	II / P	29	Prospectus and 320 pipes received from Wender; Rest reconstructed
Bad Frankenhausen	St. Mary		Julius Strobel	1886	III / P	50	1974 Changes to the disposition by Gerhard Kirchner
Bad Langensalza	Market Church		Heidenreich	1799	II / P	31	In 1861 Friedrich Petersilie changed the disposition to a romantic style
Bad Liebenstein	Friedenskirche		Yes	1971	II / P	15th
Badra	St. Spirit		Julius Strobel	1883	II / P	20th
bad Salzungen	City Church		Wilhelm Sauer	1909	III / P	41	The organ was constructed according to Max Reger's ideas and extensively restored from 1994 to 2000.
Bechstedt-Wagd	St. Trinity		unknown	1839	II / P	21st	Restored in 1955 by Friedrich Löbling, currently not playable
Bedheim	St. Kilian		Nicolaus Seeber	1721	I.	7th	Swallow's nest organ connected to the main organ via a mechanical construction of 20 m long wooden abstracts and can be played from the lower manual
Bedheim	St. Kilian		Caspar Schippel	1711	I / P	11
Bendelife	St. Pancras		unknown	1660	II / P	22nd	In 1811 the church was struck by lightning. The organ was badly damaged and repaired by Johann Heinrich Hartung from Kölleda from 1811 to 1815. Rückpositiv converted into a substation, disposition changed in 1860, restored in 1998–2000 and the prospectus redrafted.
Bettenhausen	To the Holy Cross		Johann Ernst Döring	1766	II / P	17th	Originally built for Unterweid in 1747, sold to Bettenhausen for financial reasons, restored in 1994 by Hoffmann and Schindler Organ Builders
Bindersleben	Lukas Church		Franciscus Volckland	1743-1751	II / P	23 + 2	Conversions + renovations: 1856 Johann Michael Hesse and son ; 1948 Friedrich Löblig (Erfurt); 2011–2018 Jehmlich organ building Dresden
Bibra (grave field)	St. Leo (Bibra)		Johann Michael Schmidt	1855	II / P	24	Restored in 1994 by Hoffmann Orgelbau
Bretleben	St. John		Reinhold & Adolf Strobel	1897	II / P	15th
Brotterode	St. Nicolai (Brotterode)		Wilhelm Rühlmann	1901	II / P	23	Opus 229
Buchheim	St. Laurence		Christoph Opitz	1866	II / P	15th
Burgk	Burgk Castle , Castle Chapel		Gottfried Silbermann	? -1743	I / P	12	preserved largely unchanged; Restored by Owl in 1982
Penitential life	St. Petri		Georg Christoph Stertzing	1702	II / P	28	built for St. Peter's Church in Erfurt
Crawinkel	St. Mary		Poppe	1866	II / P	28	originally for Bad Klosterlausnitz built
Dielsdorf (Castle Vippach)	To the holy cross		unknown	circa 1870	II / P	13
Donndorf	St. Peter and Paul		Julius Strobel	1856	II / P	19th
Dornburg	St. James Major		Johann Christian Adam Gerhard	1820	II / P	20th	five stops taken from the previous organ, almost completely preserved
Dornheim	St. Bartholomew		Justinus Ehrenfried Gerhard , Karl-Heinz Schönefeld	1766, 1985	II / P	19th	1985 New building using the historical prospectus and older parts from the Schöngleina village church
Dürrenebersdorf	Village church Dürrenebersdorf		Christoph Opitz	1865	I / P	10
Egstedt	St. Michael village church		Franciscus Volckland	1729	II / P	24
Eisenach	Bach House Eisenach		unknown	around 1750	I.	3	Swiss positive
Eisenach	Bach House Eisenach		Eberhardt Antony Heinrich	1722	I.	4th	Positive built in Hainburg on the Danube ; 1974/1975 and 1994/1995 restorations
Eisenach	George Church		Alexander Schuke	1982	III / P	60	behind the prospectus by Georg Christoph Stertzing (1707) → organ
Eisenberg	Castle Church		Christoph Donat , Tobias Heinrich Gottfried Trost	1683, 1731-1733	II / P	22nd	Expansion in 1733, alterations in 1776 and 1862, reconstruction from 1959–1963, restored from 1986 onwards and brought back to the state of 1733
Ice field	Trinity Church		Johann Michael Schmidt	1846	II / P	30th
Elleben	Village church		Johann Stephan Schmaltz	1768	II / P	24
Elxleben	St. Peter and Paul		Franciscus Volckland	1750-1751	II / P	27
Emleben	St. Boniface (Emleben)		Friedrich Christian Knauf	1872	II / P	28
Engelsbach	St. Christopher's Chapel		Friedrich Knauf	1845	I / P	6th
Erfurt	Augustinian monastery		EF Walcker & Cie	1936	IV / P	54	Free pipe prospectus
Erfurt	Erfurt Cathedral		Alexander Schuke	1992	III / P	63	→ organ
Erfurt	Merchant church		Cobbler and son	1957	III / P	39	Brochure 1687 by Christoph Junge , last new building by Schuster und Sohn (1957, III / P 39) using the Rühlmann organ from 1911 (III / P 42)
Erfurt	Michaeliskirche		W. Rühle & Son	2000	II / P	15th	in the case of Ludwig Compenius (1652)
Erfurt	Neuwerk Church		Franciscus Volckland	1737	II / P	28	2000–2003 restoration / reconstruction by Alexander Schuke
Erfurt	Preacher Church		Alexander Schuke	1977	III / P	55	behind the prospectus by Ludwig Compenius (1648) → organ
Erfurt	Severikirche		Johannes Klais	1930	III / P	34	in the baroque case by Wender (1714)
Erfurt	Thomas Church		Alexander Schuke	1950	III / P	57	expanded in several construction phases (1953, 1967, 1978, 1993, 2011)
Frankenau	Frankenauer Church		Christoph Opitz	1853	I / P	7th
Frankenhain	St. Leonhard		Valentin Knauf	1839	II / P	28
Friedrichroda	Blasiuskirche		Jehmlich organ building	1961	II / P	23	in the case of the Wagner brothers from 1780
Gurgling	Ev. church		Christoph Opitz	1863	I / P	7th
Geba	Ev. church		Johann Caspar Rommel	1793	I / P	9	Restored in 1996 by Hoffmann and Schindler .
Gebesee	City Church of St. Laurentius		Johann Michael Hartung	1728	II / P	19th	received rebuilt
Homestead	St. Johann Baptist		Julius Strobel	1861	II / P	26th
Georgenthal	St. Elisabeth		Hugo Boehm	1898	II / P	12	the case brochure comes from a previous organ by the Jehmlich brothers (1810, Opus 2)
Gera	St. Elisabeth		Paul Ott	1958	III / P	40	built for St. Michael (Hildesheim) (III / P / 42) (photo), dismantled in 1999 and rebuilt in a somewhat reduced form in 2004
Gera	Johanniskirche		Richard Kreutzbach	1885	III / P	56	electropneumatic; 1928/1929 reconstruction by Jehmlich
Gera	Salvator Church		Ernst Roever	1903-1905	II / P	36	pneumatic
Gerthausen	Village church		Friedrich Wilhelm Holland	1850	II / P	14th
Göllnitz	Göllnitz village church		Christoph Opitz	1847	II / P	16	after 1923 change of disposition
Gospiteroda	Village church		Carl Christian Hoffmann / Johann Michael Wagner	1741	II / P	14th
Gotha	Friedenstein Castle , Castle Church		Friedrich Knauf	1858	II / P	28
Grave life	St. Magdalena		Johann Christoph Thielemann	1738-1739	II / P	21st	partially preserved, heavily soiled and unplayable
Graefenhain	Trinity Church		Johann Christoph Thielemann	1728-1731	II / P	21st	with bell and cymbal star; originally II / P / 17; Restored from 1993 to 1996
Graefenroda	St. Laurence		Johann Anton Weise , Waltershausen Organ Builders	1736, 2005	II / P	24	1909 reconstruction by Adam Eifert , 2005 restoration / reconstruction of Waltershausen organ building; Housing and 11% of the pipes from 15 registers preserved
Graefenthal	St. Mary		Johannes Strebel	1916	II / P	28	later rebuilt; today electropneumatic cone chest
Gräfinau-Angstedt	Maria, Nicolai and All Saints' Day		Johann Friedrich Schulze	1830	II / P	21st	restored in 2006 by Orgelbau Schönefeld
Greiz	St. Mary		Richard Kreutzbach	1881	III / P	63	1919 by Jehmlich extension conversion
Greetings	St. Martini (Greussen)		Johann Tobias Gottfried Trost	1704	II / P	21st	Repaired in 1842 by Johann Michael Hesse the Younger and in 1978 by Schönefeld (organ building)
Grossenbehringen	Village church		Friedrich Christian Knauf	1847	II / P	25th
Great Gods	St. Walpurgis		Tobias Heinrich Gottfried Trost	1712-1716	II / P	22nd	1996/1997 restored
Great Monra	St. Peter and Paul		Georg Kiessling & Sons	1896	II / P	26th	in the case of Adam Eifert (1878)
Großneuhausen	St. George		Johann Christoph Thielemann	1730	II / P	22nd
Grosspötzschau	Church of the Resurrection		Poppe	1815	I / P	13	Relocated to a barn in 1996, since 2014 restoration in several construction phases; largely preserved
Günserode	St. Nicholas		Julius Strobel	1860	I / P	10
Hainspitz	Ev. church		Christoph Opitz	1848	II / P	14th
Helmershausen	Cathedral of the Rhön		Johann Michael Voit	1786	II / P	25th	Restored in 2011 by Hoffmann and Schindler Orgelbau
Autumn life	St. Trinity		Siegfried and Johann Michael Hesse	around 1850	II / P	30th	Rebuilt by Böhm in 1920
Herpf	St. Johannis		Johann Caspar Rommel	1752?	II / P	22nd	New building; 1995 restoration by Hey Orgelbau
Heyersdorf	Village church		Christoph Opitz	1858	II / P	11
Himmelsberg	St. Mauritius Church		Julius Strobel	1847	I / P	15th
Hohenebra	Church "Gloria Deo"		Johann Stephan Schmaltz	1778	II / P	15th	rebuilt by Gottlieb Knauf in 1848
Hohenkirchen	St. Gangolf		Valentin Knauf	1819	II / P	27
Hohenleuben	City Church		Christoph Opitz	1852	II / P	25th
Wooden angel	St. Trinity Church		Julius Strobel	1844	II / P	15th
Holzhausen	Trinity Church		Johann Michael Hesse	1798	II / P	19th
Ichstedt	Village church		Julius Strobel	around 1870	II / P	16
Ifta	Trinity Church Ifta		Heinrich Wilhelm von Ebenhausen	1724	II / P	26th	Restoration until 2017
Ilmenau	St. James Church		EF Walcker & Cie	1911	III / P	64	Electropneumatic cone charger
Groan	Jauern village church		Christoph Opitz	1879	I / P	6th	last organ from Opitz
Jena	Volkshaus Jena		Sauer organ	1987	III / P	61	With 4,800 pipes one of the largest organs in Thuringia
Jesuborn	Luther Church (Jesuborn)		Johann Caspar Holland	1793			currently only playable to a limited extent
Jonaswalde	Village church		Christoph Opitz	1855	II / P	13
Kahla	St. Margarethen		Johann Andreas Schulze, Hermann Lahmann, Wilhelm Sauer , Alexander Schuke	1796, 1955	II / P	21st	Changes in the 19th century, 1945 loss of the prospectus, which was renewed by Lahmann from 1954–1955, reconstruction in 1965, restoration and expansion in 1990; 5 registers received from Schulze
Kaltenlengsfeld	Evang. church		Johann Caspar Rommel	1755-1757	II / P	22nd	New building; Restoration of the Waltershausen organ building , 2001 to 2006.
Kerspleben	Holy Spirit Church		Johann Georg Schröter	1720			Housing and parts of the movement preserved
Kirchheilingen	St. Boniface		Wilhelm Sauer organ building	1907	II / P	20th	New building in an older baroque housing from the 18th century.
Kirchheim	St. Laurence		Wagner brothers	1799-1800	II / P		currently not playable
Kleinneuhausen	St. Mauritius and Andrew		unknown	around 1820	II / P	24	around 1900, Friedrich Wilhelm Böttcher changed the disposition
Kornhochheim	Saint Nicholas Church		Johann Stephan Schmaltz	1745	I / P	10
Leina	Nicolauskirche		Johann Heinrich Rupert	1740	II / P	18th
Liebenrode	Petrikirche		Georg Kiessling & Sons	1926	II / P	10	in the case by F. Knauf (1835), in need of renovation
Lohma (Langenleuba-Niederhain)	Village church Lohma an der Leina		Louis and August Poppe	1818	I / P	9	largely preserved
Meiningen	Stadtkirche Meiningen		Martin Josef Schlimbach & Son	1889	III / P	56	Max Reger worked here from 1911 to 1914; 1932 expansion, 1945 war damage, 1992–1994 restoration by Wolfgang Hey
Mellenbach	Katharinenkirche		Adam Eifert	1890	II / P	17th
Mohlis	Mohlis village church		Christoph Opitz	1845	I / P	6th
Molsdorf	St. Trinity		Johann Christoph Thielemann	1721	II / P	20th	Four-foot prospectus; 1934 Conversion by Helfenbein from Gotha
Muhlberg	Saint Luke Church		Franciscus Volckland	1729	II / P	26th	1824 Reconstruction by Ernst Siegfried Hesse
Mulhouse	Divi Blasii Church		Alexander Schuke	1958	III / P	42
Mulhouse	Marienkirche		Wilhelm Sauer	1891	III / P	61	allegedly 61 registers
Nauendorf (Grossenstein)	Ev. church		Christoph Opitz	1857	II / P	9
Nausitz	St. Johannis		Julius Strobel	1893	II / P	12
Neudietendorf	ev. Brethren Church		EF Walcker & Cie.	1901	III / P	28
Neuroda	St. Mauritius		Johann Georg Schröter	1742	II / P	20th
Neustadt an der Orla	City Church of St. Johannis		Johann Georg Fincke	1726	II / P	24	1992/93 restored by the Alexander Schuke workshop
Niedernissa	Village church "Zur Himmelspforte"		Johann Georg Schröter	1731	II / P	20th	currently not playable
Niederspier	St. Peter and Paul		Gottlieb Knauf	1857	II / P	16
Nordhausen	St. Maria in the valley		Ernst Roever	1910/1911	II / P	19th	currently not playable
Otterstedt	St. Fabian and Sebastian		Carl Bottcher	1890	II / P	13
Pfullendorf	St. Boniface		Johann Christoph Thielemann	1711	I.	7th	Two-foot prospectus
Ponitz	Friedenskirche (village church)		Gottfried Silbermann	1734-1737	II / P	27	1782 installation of a carillon; 1936 Replacement of worm-eaten wooden pipes; largely completely preserved; Restored by Owl in 1984
Poessneck	St. Bartholomew		Richard Kreutzbach , Jehmlich Orgelbau , Eule Orgelbau	1896, 1926, 2014	III / P	53	pneumatic action, two swell works, neo-Gothic prospectus; 1926 extension conversion by Jehmlich; 2014–2016 restoration by owl
Reichstädt	Ev. church		Christoph Opitz	1862	II / P	12	receive
Reinstädt	St. Michael		Johann Heinrich Scherff	1743	II / P	19th	Expanded in 1751 and 1871; Restored in 2008
Rengelrode	St. John the Baptist		Johann Wilhelm Schmerbach the Younger	1838	II / P	16	Largely preserved
Ring life	St. Valentine		Julius Strobel	1876	II / P	26th
Rockhausen	Elisabeth Church		Johann Michael Hesse	1858	II / P	17th	Repair in 1891 by the organ builder from Halberstadt
Roda (Ilmenau)	Village church		Adam Eifert	1887	II / P	10
Rohda	St. Simon and Jude		Johann Georg Schröter	1719
pipe	Michaeliskirche		Wilhelm Rühlmann	1913	II / P	19th	behind historical prospectus (1667)
Rudolstadt	St. Andrew		Load guest & son	1882	III / P	35	behind historical prospectus (1636); rebuilt several times; 2005 reconstruction by owl
Saalfeld	Johanniskirche		Wilhelm Sauer	1894	III / P	49	1894 new building behind the historic prospectus by Johann Georg Fincke ? and the carpenter Johann-Georg Ziegenspeck (1709–1714); 1932 reconstruction by Sauer, 1993–1996 restoration by Rösel & Hercher organ building and return to the state of 1932
Saara	Christophoruskirche		Heinrich Hegermann	1912	II / P	24
Schernberg	St. Crucis		Julius Strobel	1881	II / P	22nd
Schkölen	City Church		Johann Michael Hartung	1756, 1856-1857	II / P	26th	1856–1857 extensive renovation, which meant a new building
Schleiz	St. Mary		Bernhard Kutter	2004-2007	II / P	23 + 3	Newly built in the Renaissance prospectus by Jacob Schedlich (1638) from Joachimsthal (Bohemia)
Schleusingen	Johanniskirche		Hey organ building	2009	III / P	39	in the old case by Nicolaus Seeber (1726)
Castle Vippach	St. Vitus		Johann Friedrich Hartung	1773-1782	II / P	33	Restored in 1962 by Gerhard Kirchner
Schlotheim	St. Servator		unknown	19th century	II / P	15th
Schmalkalden	Wilhelmsburg Castle		Daniel Meyer	1590	I.	6th	only wooden register; most important renaissance organ in Thuringia
Blacksmith field	Church of the Redeemer		A. Schuster & Son	1960	II / P	22nd	in the historical case of the Wagner brothers (1770)
Schönau in front of the forest	George Church		Friedrich Knauf	1850	II / P	21st
Surge	Fortified church		Karl Horn	1804	II / P	27
Seeba	Marienkirche		Johann Caspar Rommel	1754	I / P	11	Using parts that were used by Johann Moritz Weise for the church in Herpf in 1668. 1999–2001 restored by Hoffmann and Schindler Organ Builders.
Seega	Village church		Julius Strobel	1868	I / P
Siegelbach	Fortified church		Johann Anton Weise	1727	I / P	10	work on the organ in the 19th century
Summer seat	Village church		Christoph Opitz	1869	I / P	9
Sondershausen	Sondershausen Castle		Julius Strobel	1859	II / P	19th	New building in the housing of Wolfgang Heinrich Nordt (1724)
Stadtilm	City Church of St. Mary		Adam Eifert	1898	II / P	30th	using the baroque prospectus and parts by Johann Andreas Schulze (1785)
Stedtlingen	Stedtlinger Church		Johann Caspar Rommel or Johann Casper Beck	1750
Steinthaleben	St. Dionysius		Julius Strobel	1852	II / P	14th	currently not playable
Stempeda	St. Moritz		Julius Strobel	19th century
Suhl	Kreuzkirche		Eilert Koehler	1738-1740	II / P	39	1999–2007 restoration by Alexander Schuke
Suhl	Marienkirche		Johann Michael Wagner , Karl-Heinz Schönefeld	1760-1762, 1971-1972	II / P	30th	1972 large part of the registers renewed
Sundhausen (Gotha)	St. Nikolai (Sundhausen)		Johann Nicolaus Langenhan	1796	II / P	28	The brothers Manfred & Siegfried Sperlich repaired and relocated the large organ from the second to the first gallery in 1983 in order to improve the building's stability and sound.
Themar	St. Bartholomew Church		Johann Michael Holland	1852	II / P	25th	In 1866, the son Friedrich Wilhelm Holland already remodeled the building
Thonhausen	Thonhausen village church		Tobias Heinrich Gottfried Trost	1744-1746	I / P	11	New building; changed greatly
Depth location	Peterskirche		Friedrich Knauf	1843-1844	II / P	21st	2011–2014 restoration by Hoffmann and Schindler
Deep valley	St. Peter and Paul		Friedrich Ladegast	1898	II / P	14th
Toba	St. George		Julius Strobel	1879	II / P	20th
Killing life	St. Anna		Johann Georg Schröter	1722	II / P	14th	Restored in 1993
Tröchtelborn	St. Boniface		Franciscus Volckland	1767	II / P	24
Udersleben	Village church		Julius Strobel	1884	II / P	13
Uftrungen	St. Andrew		Julius Strobel	1871	II / P	20th
Fourteen saints	Ev. church		Johann Georg Fincke	1707
Vollmershain	Vollmershain village church		Christoph Opitz	1870	II / P	11	built for Weißbach ; 1924 remodeling by Hans Michel; 1983 implementation; Housing, keyboard and wind turbine from Opitz have been preserved
Waltershausen	City Church		Tobias Heinrich Gottfried Trost	1722-1730	III / P	47	1995–1998 restored → organ of the town church (Waltershausen)
Hiking life	Saint Peter's Church		Johann Georg Schröter	1724	II / P	23	5 registers completely and 9 partially preserved, the rest of them reconstructed
Wasserthaleben	St. Johannis		Julius Strobel	1845	I / P	12
Little summer	St. Nicholas		Julius Strobel	1884			currently not playable
West Greussia	St. Martinus (West Greussia)		Friedrich Wilhelm Bottcher	1927	II / P	17th	New building in the historic housing by Johann Michael Hartung (1728), currently not playable
Wintzingerode	Bodenstein Castle , chapel		unknown	around 1725	I.	5	partly pipework from 17th century; in the 19th century pedal with two stops added; 1994 Restoration by the Wegscheider organ workshop and return to its original condition; received three registers
Wipfra	Fortified church		Adam Eifert	1889	II / P	10	New building behind historical prospectus; Restored in 2004
Wohlmuthshausen	Ev. church		Johann Caspar Rommel	1765/1766	II / P	19th	New building; Restoration 1991–1994 by the Kaulsdorf Castle restoration workshop.
Zella Mehlis	St. Blasii		Johann Caspar Rommel	1778/1779	II / P	25th	1988–1990 Restoration by Alexander Schuke , reconstruction while retaining the six registers added by Ratz (Ohrdruff) in 1817, only the tongue registers and the facade are rebuilt
Zella Mehlis	Magdalenenkirche		Guido Knauf	1885	II / P	30th	1741 middle section by Johann Casper Beck ; rebuilt several times
Ziegenrück	City Church		Alfred Kühn	1899	II / P	22nd
Zschorgula	Baroque church		unknown	around 1780	I / P	9

literature

• Felix Friedrich: Organ building in Thuringia. Bibliography . Musikwissenschaftliche Verlags-Gesellschaft, Kleinblittersdorf 1994, ISBN 3-920670-32-9 .
• Felix Friedrich , Eberhard Kneipel: Organs in Thuringia . Klaus-Jürgen Kamprad, Altenburg 2010, ISBN 978-3-930550-67-8 .
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• Hartmut Haupt: Organs in the Gera district - an overview of the organ landscape in East Thuringia. Editor: Council of the District of Gera, Dept. Culture, Gera 1989, 96 p., DNB 968413137 .
• Hartmut Haupt: Organs in East and South Thuringia . Education and knowledge, Bad Homburg / Leipzig 1995, ISBN 3-927879-59-2 .
• Hartmut Haupt: Organs in North and West Thuringia . Education and knowledge, Bad Homburg / Leipzig 1998, ISBN 3-932366-00-X .
• Hartmut Haupt: Thuringia - an organ landscape . In: Rebekka Fritz, Christian Bettels (ed.): "To those who love, and especially those who are familiar with such work, to cheer up the mind". Winfried Schlepphorst on his 65th birthday . Bärenreiter, Kassel 2002, ISBN 3-7618-1576-X , p. 105-109 .
• Uwe Pape (Ed.): Lexicon of North German Organ Builders . tape 1 : Thuringia and bypassing . Pape Verlag, Berlin 2009, ISBN 978-3-921140-86-4 .
• Viola-Bianka Kießling : Queen of instruments. An organ guide through the Weimar region and Weimarer Land. Ed. District Office Weimarer Land, Fagott-Orgelverlag, Friedrichshafen 2007, ISBN 978-3-00-021071-6 .

Web links

Commons : Organs in Thuringia  - Collection of pictures, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

1. ^ Barbara Löwe: Altenburg. St. Bartholomew Church . Sell, Altenburg 2001, ISBN 3-9807546-0-X , p. 10.
2. ↑ orgbase.nl , accessed on December 21, 2017
3. ^ Roland Voigt: Festschrift for the rededication of the Volckland organ, St. Lucas Church in Bindersleben
4. ^ Büßleben, St. Petri , accessed on March 14, 2015.
5. ^ Organ of the Augustinian Church in Erfurt , accessed on March 14, 2015.
6. ↑ orgbase.nl , accessed on December 21, 2017
7. ↑ orgbase.nl , accessed on December 21, 2017
8. ↑ orgbase.nl , accessed on December 21, 2017
9. ↑ orgbase.nl , accessed April 18, 2020
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