List of organs in the Palatinate

The list of organs in the Palatinate successively includes the preserved historical organs as well as nationally important new organs in the Palatinate .

Organ list

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.

place	building	image	Organ builder	year	Manuals	register	Remarks
Albersweiler	Mountain church		Eberhard Friedrich Walcker	1858	II / P	24	op. 166; largely preserved
Albersweiler	St. Stephan		Gustav or Hermann Schlimbach, EF Walcker & Cie.	1859 or 1892, 1959	II / P	15th	1959 remodeling, otherwise preserved
Albsheim an der Eis	Protestant Church		Johann Valentin Senn	1730	I / P	8th	partly received
Alsenbrück	Protestant Church		Bernhard Dreymann	1839	I / P	13	except for the prospectus principal
Altdorf	Protestant Church		Johann Georg Geib	1784	I / P	12	largely preserved
Altenbamberg	Protestant Church		Johann Schlaad	1892	I / P	8th	completely preserved
Althornbach	Matthias Church		Eberhard Friedrich Walcker	1884	I / P	10	op. 436, mechanical cone chests; largely preserved
Assenheim	Protestant Church		Johann Georg Geib	1785	II / P	12	rebuilt several times, partially preserved
Bad Bergzabern	Castle Church		Johann Karl Baumann	1782	I / P	16	largely preserved
Bad Dürkheim	Castle Church		Paul Ott	1983	II / P	27	Restored in 2007
Bi-difference	Protestant Church		EF Walcker & Cie.	1901	I / P	8th	Pneumatic cone chest, behind the brochure by Augustinus Hartung
Blankenborn	St. Bartholomew		Franz Bernhard Ignatius Seuffert	1835	I / P	7th	largely preserved
Bobenthal	St. Michael		Wendelin Ubhaus	1817	I / P	12	largely preserved; 2016–2017 restoration by Johannes Rohlf
Böchingen	Protestant Church		Johann Carl Baumann	1774	I / P	12	Baumann's best preserved organ
Bockenheim on the Wine Route	Martinskirche		Augustine Hartung	1710	I / P	12	partially preserved
Bosenbach	Protestant Church		Eberhard Friedrich Walcker	1879	I / P	9	op. 366, mechanical cone chest; largely preserved
Carlsberg	Protestant Church		Johannes Mayer	1870	I / P	11	largely preserved
Colgenstein	Protestant Church		Johann Keller	1868	I / P	10	largely preserved
Contwig	Martin Luther Church		Carl and Franz Stumm	1843	I / P	12	largely preserved
Dannenfels	Protestant Church		Johann Philipp and Johann Heinrich Stumm	1758	II / P	12	largely preserved
Dielkirchen	Protestant Church		Philipp Christian Schmidt	1793	II / P	25th	largely preserved
Dirmstein	Laurentiuskirche , cath. part		Voit & Sons , Peter Vier	1900, 1986	II / P	23	1986 Installation of a mechanical action and 8 stops replaced
Dirmstein	Laurentiuskirche , prot. part		Eberhard Friedrich Walcker	1870	II / P	11	op. 252, cone drawer; 1965 neo-baroque rearrangement by Oberlinger; Register partially preserved
Duchroth	Protestant church		Steinmeyer	1910	II / P	14th	pneumatic cone chests, prospectus with painted ornaments; completely preserved
Duttweiler	Protestant Church		Wendelin Ubhaus / Franz Bernhard Ignatius Seuffert	1836	I / P	11	largely preserved
Edesheim	Catholic Church		Steinmeyer	1882	II / P	20th	except for prospectus principal received in full
Oiling	Protestant Church		Franz Stumm	1813	I / P	10	largely preserved
Eisenberg	Catholic Church of St. Matthew		Organ building Sandtner	1991	II / P	28	Slider drawer, coupling manual
Eisenberg	Protestant Church		EF Walcker & Cie.	1900	II / P	28	pneumatic cone tray; 1981 action electrified; completely preserved
Elmstein	Visitation of the Virgin Mary		Hermann Schlimbach	1885	I / P	14th	behind a baroque housing from the 18th century
Enkenbach	Monastery church		Carl and Franz Stumm	1833	I / P	11	largely preserved
Erlenbach near Kandel	Protestant Church		Eberhard Friedrich Walcker	1864	II / P	17th	Cone tray; largely preserved
Erpolzheim	Protestant Church		Carl Wagner	1849	II / P	19th	Except for the prospectus pipes completely preserved
Eßweiler	Protestant Church		Eberhard Friedrich Walcker	1869	I / P	9	op. 239; largely preserved
Feilbingert	St. Michael		Gebr. Mute	1876	II / P	16	1990 new building, which included the old housing and 8 registers
Feilbingert	Protestant Church		Gustav Schlimbach	1867	I / P	10	largely preserved
Freimersheim	Protestant Church		Gustav Schlimbach	1861	I / P	12	Cone tray in the pedal; largely preserved
Freinsheim	St. Peter and Paul		Franz Bernhard Ignatius Seuffert / Carl Wagner	1825	I / P	13	1965 gaming table renewed; largely preserved
Freisbach	Protestant Church		Johann Georg Geib	1788	II / P	25th	1886 reconstruction, 1975 restoration and restoration of the original disposition; Housing and wooden register preserved
Gerolsheim	Protestant Church		EF Walcker & Cie.	1895	II / P	19th	pneumatic cone chest, largely preserved
Gimmeldingen	Protestant Church		Johann Michael Hartung , Oberlinger	1751, 1956	I / P	14th	1956 extensive reconstruction; received greatly changed
Glan-Münchweiler	Protestant Church		Gebr. Mute	1865	I / P	11	Rebuilt in 1967 by Oberlinger; largely preserved
Track cells	Protestant Church		Carl and Franz Stumm	1842	I / P	11	largely preserved
Godramstein	Protestant Church		Nikolaus Rommel	1781	I / P	13	largely preserved
Godramstein	Catholic Church		unknown	around 1700	II / P	13	Restored in 1958, partially preserved
Goellheim	St. John Nepomuk		Steinmeyer	1921	II / P	18th	pneumatic pocket drawer; largely preserved
Grünstadt	St. Peter		Mute	around 1790	II / P	16	Acquired second-hand in 1801; 1902 reconstruction, 1958 restoration; Register largely preserved
Grünstadt	Friedenskirche		Wilhelm Sauer	1896	I / P	12	behind the prospectus by Johann Georg Geib (1785), mechanical cone shop
Haardt	Protestant Church		Gebr. Mute	1785	I / P	16	largely preserved
Heiligenstein (Römerberg)	St. Sigismund		Johann Ignaz Seuffert	around 1782	I / P	14th	largely preserved
Home churches	Protestant Church		Wilhelm Rühlmann , Oberlinger	1878, 1954	I / P	13	Housing and some registers preserved
Herschberg	Protestant Church		Gebr. Mute	1870	I / P	12	last silent organ with slider drawer; Except for prospectus pipes completely preserved
Hinzweiler	Protestant Church		Eberhard Friedrich Walcker	1886	I / P	9	op. 489, mechanical cone chests; largely preserved
High places	Protestant church		Philipp Daniel Schmidt	1777	I / P	13	largely preserved
Horbach	St. Peter		Karl frog	around 1820	I / P	10	1978 transferred from Ilmmünster Monastery ; largely preserved
Ilbesheim	Protestant Church		Johann Carl Baumann, Joseph A. Poppe	1782, 1936	II / P	22nd	1936 extension conversion; 8 registers from Rommel preserved
Vaccinees	Protestant Church		Andreas Kramer	1778	I / P	14th	largely preserved
Imsbach	Protestant Church		unknown	18th century	I / P	13	Bought used in 1857; largely preserved
Ingenheim	St. Bartholomew		Michael Stiehr	1779	I / P	10	partially preserved
Insheim	Ev. church		Johann Ignaz Seuffert	End of 18th century	I / P	13
Kaiserslautern	Marienkirche		Johannes Klais	1904-1905	III / P	32	1974 remodeling by Paul Zimnol; Housing and several registers preserved
Kallstadt	Protestant Church		Johann Georg Geib	1775	II / P	24	Housing and 17 registers preserved
Candelabra	St. George		Stiehr-Mockers	1842	II / P	31	Prospectus draft by August von Voit ; 1958 Extension conversion by Oberlinger
Chapels	Protestant Church		Gebr. Mute	1831	I / P	11	identical to the organ in Niederhorbach (1831); largely preserved
Candle Home	Protestant Church		EF Walcker & Cie.	1872	I / P	9	mechanical cone tray; largely preserved
Kirchheimbolanden	Catholic Church		Georg Trau	1844	II / P	17th	rebuilt several times; Housing and several registers preserved
Kirchheimbolanden	Paulskirche		Johann Michael Stumm	1743-1745	III / P	45	In 1778 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart played the organ. It is one of the last baroque organs by Johann Michael Stumm, which has largely been preserved.
Kirchmohr	Catholic Church		Voit & Sons	1890	I / P	10	mechanical cone shop; 1968 replaced two registers by Paul Zimnol; largely preserved
Kirrweiler	Lady Chapel		Johann Philipp Seuffert	around 1750	I / p	6th	Housing and 4 registers preserved
Small fishlings	Protestant Church		Joseph A. Poppe & Sons	1910	II / P	12	largely preserved
Sound	Protestant Church		Friedrich Rinck	1695	I / P	10	oldest organ in the Palatinate, largely preserved
Konken	Protestant Church		Gebr. Mute	1869	I / P	12	largely preserved
Laugh	Holy cross		Franz Bernhard Ignatius Seuffert	1821	I / P	9	Relocated to the new church in 1965 and added a register; largely preserved
Lambrecht	Protestant Church		Johann Georg Geib	1777	II / P	26th	largely preserved
Laumersheim	Catholic Church		Johannes Hoffmann	around 1717	I / P	11	largely preserved
Limburgerhof	House organ		Jakob Weidtner	1679	I / p	5	largely preserved
Landau in the Palatinate	Collegiate church		Rieger organ building	2006	III / P	47	behind the prospectus by Johann Ignaz Seuffert (1772)
Lautersheim	Protestant Church		Eberhard Friedrich Walcker	1870	I / P	7th	mechanical cone tray; largely preserved
Ludwigshafen am Rhein	Sacred Heart Church		Johannes Klais	1932	III / P	44	Electric action, free pipe brochure, fourth manual prepared for expansion
Ludwigshafen am Rhein	St. Ludwig		Gebr. Späth	1957	III / P	41	electric slider drawers
Ludwigshafen am Rhein	Lukas Church		Paul Ott	1969-1970	III / P	39
Ludwigshafen-Friesenheim	St. Joseph		EF Walcker & Cie.	1956	III / P	56
Ludwigshafen-Oppau	St. Martin		Johannes Klais	1958	III / P	38
Luthersbrunn	Protestant Church		Eberhard Friedrich Walcker	1880	I / P	6th	One register replaced in 1970; largely preserved
Mannweiler-Cölln	Protestant Church		Carl Wagner	1869	I / P	9	largely preserved
Marnheim	Protestant Church		Gustav Schlimbach	1874	I / P	6th	Pedal with cone drawer, manual with slide drawer; largely preserved
Mauchenheim	Protestant Church		Philipp and Franz Stumm	1778	I / P	13	largely preserved
Meckenheim	Protestant Church		Eberhard Friedrich Walcker	1854	II / P	15th	mechanical cone shop; largely preserved
Mörlheim	St. Martin		Franz Ignaz Seuffert	1786	I / P	10	largely preserved
Moerzheim	Protestant Church		Franz Bernhard Ignatius Seuffert	1831	II / P	24	1898 reconstruction by Joseph A. Poppe; largely preserved
Mühlheim an der Eis	Castle Church		Johann Michael Stumm	1738	II / P	24	largely preserved
Mother city	Ev. Parish church		Gebr. Mute	1785-1786	II / P	24	looted during the French Revolution; 1804 renewal by Stumm; 1866–1868 reconstruction by Schlimbach; 2006 restoration by Förster & Nicolaus
Neuburg on the Rhine	St. Remigius		Michael Stiehr	1786	I / P	13	largely preserved
Niederhorbach	Protestant Church		Gebr. Mute	1831	I / P	11	identical to the organ in Kapellen-Drusweiler (1831); largely preserved
Niedermoschel	Protestant Church		Gebr. Mute	1891	I / P	10	mechanical cone shop; largely preserved
Nussbach (Palatinate)	Protestant Church		EF Walcker & Cie.	1912	I / P	8th	op. 1693, pneumatic cone shutter behind art nouveau case ; largely preserved
Nussdorf	Protestant Church		Steinmeyer	1912	II / P	23	pneumatic membrane drawers; largely preserved
Oberhausen on the Nahe	Protestant Church		Gebr. Mute	1873	I / P	10	largely preserved
Upper High City	Protestant Church		Louis Voit	1840	II / P	12	largely preserved
Upper moschel	Assumption Day		A. Zipperlin & Christ	1882	II / P	14th	mechanical cone tray; Zipperlin's only largely preserved organ
Oberotterbach	Protestant Church		Johann Michael Hartung , Oberlinger	1753-1754, 1965-1966	I / P	11	rebuilt several times; received greatly changed
Aspic	Protestant Church		Wilhelm Sauer	1896	I / P	10	op. 696; except for prospectus pipes
Obrigheim	Protestant Church		Gustav Schlimbach	1875	I / P	10	1953 two registers added by Walcker; otherwise received
Offenbach on the Queich	Protestant Church		Johann Benedikt Alffermann	1803	II / P	12	largely preserved
Ohmbach	Protestant Church		unknown	1770	II / P	11	by Michael Stiehr ? Originally built for Oppau, sold and implemented in 1920; largely preserved, but currently not playable
Olsbrücken	Protestant Church		Eberhard Friedrich Walcker	1885	I / P	10	op. 466, mechanical cone chests; largely preserved
Ottersheim	St. Amandus		Gustav Schlimbach	1877	I / P	9	largely preserved
Queichheim	Protestant Church		Johann Benedikt Alffermann	1789	I / P	13	rebuilt several times; received large part
Quirnbach	Protestant Church		Eberhard Friedrich Walcker	1872	I / P	9	op. 266, cone drawer; 1980 conversion to mechanical grinding chests by Oberlinger; largely preserved
Ransweiler	Protestant Church		Carl Wagner	1847	I / P	13	1961 changed by Oberlinger; largely preserved
Rehborn	Protestant Church		Carl Wagner	1855	I / P	13	largely preserved
Ruchheim	St. Cyriac		Johann Georg Geib	around 1790	I / P	8th	Completed in 1818 by his son Georg; largely preserved
Ruchheim	Protestant Church		Eberhard Friedrich Walcker	1874	I / P	12	op. 294, mechanical cone chest; largely received
Saint Julian	Protestant Church		Gebr. Mute	1881	II / P	14th	largely preserved
Sausenheim	St. Stephan		Franz Chamberlain	around 1890	I / P	7th	mechanical cone shop without principal 8 ′; largely preserved
Schifferstadt	Luther Church		Gustav Schlimbach	1864	I / P	8th	largely preserved
Schönau	Protestant Church		Johann Volkmar Voit	around 1800	II / P	16	originally built for Bauschlott transferred in 1971 and to Rückpositiv extended; Main work and pedal work largely preserved
Sembach	Protestant Church		Louis Voit	1846	I / P	13	largely preserved
Sitters	Protestant Church		Carl Wagner	1860	I / P	8th	Except for prospectus pipes completely preserved
Speyer	Trinity Church		Steinmeyer	1929	III / P	41	Electropneumatic pocket drawer, behind the prospectus by Ignatius Will (1716), including the pipework of the previous organ
Speyer	Memorial Church of the Protestation		Detlef Kleuker	1979	IV / P	95	behind the case from 1939, largest organ in southwest Germany
Speyer	Holy Spirit Church		Liborius Müller	1751	II / P	13	largely preserved
Speyer	Speyer Cathedral		Organ builder Romanus Seifert & Sohn	2010-2011	IV / P	87	modern prospectus draft by Gottfried Böhm
Speyer	Technology Museum Speyer		M. Welte & Sons	1925	II / P	21st	playable via keys or automatically; originally built for a private villa in the south of France, dismantled in 1970 and installed in Speyer since 1993
Steinbach am Donnersberg	Protestant Church		Johann Valentin Senn	around 1730	I / P	12	Housing and several registers preserved
Steinweiler	Protestant Church		EF Walcker & Cie.	1899	II / P	26th	pneumatic cone drawer behind the prospectus and including 6 registers by Joseph Merklin (1848)
Ulmet	Protestant Church		Carl and Franz Stumm	1847	I / P	14th	the same case as in Altenkirchen (replaced in 1954); as largely preserved
Vogelbach	Simultaneous Church of St. Philip and Jacob		Carl Wagner	1847	I / P	10	largely preserved
Walsheim	Protestant Church		Franz Bernhard Ignatius Seuffert	1845	I / P	16	largely preserved
Wartenberg-Rohrbach	Protestant Church		Louis Voit	1846	I / P	9	largely preserved
Wattenheim	Protestant Church		Wilhelm Sauer	1896	II / P	18th	behind prospectus from 1740 (attributed to Johann Valentin Senn)
Weilerbach	Protestant Church		EF Walcker & Cie.	1898	II / P	26th	one of the greatest two-manual works of the romantic organ, pneumatic cone chest, based on a prospectus draft by Ludwig Levy ; completely preserved
Westheim	Protestant Church		Voit & Sons	1895	II / P	18th	Cone shop; largely preserved
Weyher in the Palatinate	Catholic Church		Johann Jelaćić	1887	II / P	18th	mechanical cone tray; the best and largely preserved organ by Jelaćić
Wolfstein	Protestant Church		Friedrich Ladegast , Oberlinger	1869, 1983	II / P	22nd	Demolished in 1965 and largely reconstructed in 1983
Cell	Protestant Church		Eberhard Friedrich Walcker	1877	I / P	7th	mechanical cone tray; largely preserved

literature

• Bernhard H. Bonkhoff: Monument organs in the Palatinate . Evangelischer Presseverlag Pfalz, Speyer 1990, ISBN 3-925536-27-2 .
• Bernhard H. Bonkhoff: Historical organs in the Palatinate . Schnell & Steiner, Munich 1984, ISBN 3-7954-0368-5 .
• Achim Seip, Barbara Nichtweiss: Old and new organs in the diocese of Mainz . Bischöfliches Ordinariat, Mainz 2003, ISBN 978-3-934450-14-1 (New yearbook for the diocese of Mainz. Contributions to the contemporary and cultural history of the diocese).
• Matthias Thömmes: Organs in Rhineland-Palatinate and Saarland . Paulinus, Trier 1981, ISBN 3-7902-0137-5 .

Web links

Commons : Organs in Rhineland-Palatinate  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Kirchenmusik Bad Dürkheim: Orgeln , accessed on November 19, 2019.
2. ↑ Bonkhoff: Historical Organs in the Palatinate. 1984, p. 112.
3. ^ Organ in Eisenberg , accessed on November 19, 2019.
4. ↑ Bonkhoff: historic organs in the Palatinate. 1990, p. 42.
5. ↑ Bonkhoff: Historical Organs in the Palatinate. 1984, p. 202.
6. ↑ Bonkhoff: Historical Organs in the Palatinate. 1984, p. 228.
7. ^ Organ of the Paulskirche Kirchheimbolanden. Retrieved November 19, 2019 . 
8. ↑ Bonkhoff: historic organs in the Palatinate. 1990, p. 40.
9. ↑ Bonkhoff: historic organs in the Palatinate. 1990, p. 44.
10. ↑ The Stumm-Organ of the Protestant Church in Mutterstadt (PDF file; 1.7 MB), accessed on November 19, 2019.
11. ↑ Bonkhoff: historic organs in the Palatinate. 1990, p. 286.
12. ↑ Bonkhoff: Historical Organs in the Palatinate. 1984, p. 254.
13. ↑ Bonkhoff: Historical Organs in the Palatinate. 1984, p. 252.
14. ^ Organ in Weilerbach , accessed on November 19, 2019.
15. ↑ Bonkhoff: historic organs in the Palatinate. 1990, p. 210.