Albert Polzin

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Albert Emil Polzin (Polish Albert Polcyn ; born February 3, 1870 in Stargard (?), Pomerania , † 1954 in Poznań , Poland ) was a German organ builder in Poznan.

Life

His father Karl Michael Polzin (1834–1908) had been an organ builder in Stargard since 1860. Albert learned from him and worked for the company Schlag & Söhne in Schweidnitz in Silesia from 1890 (1892) . In 1900 he opened his own workshop in the then German town of Posen , but worked closely with Schlag & Söhne and was affiliated with it as a branch from 1907 to 1909. In 1917 Albert Polzin confiscated metal pipes from organs on behalf of the German military.

In 1920 he stayed in the now Polish Poznań and changed his name to Albert Polcyn . In 1924 he built a new factory. Even after 1945 he stayed in the city. In 1954, after his death, his son Robert Polcyn (1913–?) Founded the Organoton company , which was dedicated to the repair and maintenance of organs, grand pianos and harmonies. This is continued by his son Ryszard Polcyn (* 1954).

Work (selection)

Albert Polzin built and repaired organs in the vicinity of Poznan and the Meseritzer Land. Some have been preserved.

year place building image Manuals register Remarks
1900 Warsaw Evangelical Reformed Church
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II / P 32? (24) as Schlag & Söhne , Opus 552, in the catalog 32 registers, 2004–2008 general restoration, today II / P, 24
1900 Łódź Evangelical Trinity Church, today the Holy Spirit Church
Organy Koscol Zeslania Ducha Swietego w Lodzi.JPG
III / P 46 with shock & Söhne obtained
1900 Obra church
1901 Międzychód church
1901 Koźminiec church
1902 Tarnowo Church, today All Saints Church I / P 7th Opus 8, 2017 Restoration by Cepka
1902 Murowana Goślina (Murowana Goslin) church I / P 9 receive
1902 Stary Dworek church I / P 5
1902 Miłostowo near Poznan church
1903 Krotoszyn (Krotoschin) Church, today St. Peter and Paul II / P in prospectus from 1793, 1976 repair to II / P, 13, 2011 restoration, today II / P, 14
1903 ? II / P 7th Opus 12, first installation location unknown, transferred to the Antoninek Church of the Holy Spirit (Poznań) in 1976, good condition
1903 Brójce (Brätz) Church, today St. Michael II / P 16 Opus 13, received
1903 Lednogóra church
1903 Kotusz church
1903 Pleszew church
1903 Posen (Poznan) Auguste-Viktoria-Gymnasium, today Holy Cross Church (Methodist)
1903 Trzciel church
1904 Osielsko (Osielsk, Oeln) Church, today the birth of the Virgin II / P 9 Opus 16 received
1904 Skarboscevo church I / P 7th receive
1904 Buk Protestant church
1904 Gębice church
1905 Dziewierzewo church
1905 Poznan-Wilda Evangelical Church, today Church of Mary Queen of Poland
1905 Wągrowiec (Wongrowitz) church receive?
1905 Śmilowo (Schmilau) Church, today St. Margareta II / P 15th 2009 general restoration
1905 Latowice church
1905 Bukowiec church II / P 8th
1905 Kobyla Góra church
1905 Świątkowo church
1906 Łubowo church
1906 Miejska Górka Protestant church
1907 (1903?) Starlings Bojanowo church
1907 Kargowa Preparation institute
1907 Poznań (Poznan) Christ Church
1907 Poznań (Poznan) Matthew Church
1907 Dąbrowa Mała church I / P 5
1915 Szemborowo church
1916 Krzywiń church
1916 Czempiń church
1916 Śrem (Schrimm) Church, today the Assumption ? Rebuilding ?, around 1929 new building by Biernacki
1917 Kaczanowo church
1919 Babimost church
1922 Trzemeszno church
1923 Poznań (Poznan) Church, today the Heart of Jesus and St. Florian Repairs ?, received
1925 Dobrzyca church
1926 Pieranie church
1926 Prochy church
1926 Poznań (Poznan) St. Peter and Paul, today a basilica Repairs?
1926 Poznań (Poznan) Church, today the Church of the Perpetual Help of Our Lady and St. Mary Magdalene Repairs?
1927 Poznań St. Adalbert Repairs?
1930s Lasocice church

literature

  • Wolfgang J. Brylla: Organmistrz Albert Polzin (1870–1954) na Ziemi Międzyrzeckiej [the organ builder Albert Polzin in Meseritzer Land]. In: Ziemia Międzyrzecka . Międzyrzecz, Jelenia Góra, 2007. pp. 155-164.
  • Wolfgang J. Brylla: Polzin . 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. p. 420.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Organoton Wirtualne Centrum Organowe (Polish)
  2. Organ with a detailed history (no mention of Polzin) and disposition (Polish)
  3. Organ parish (Polish)
  4. Organ Wirtualne Centrum Organowe, with disposition, presumed date of origin there after 1891, probably 1907 (Polish)
  5. Tarnovo MusicamSacram, organ with history and disposition
  6. Organ Wirtualne Centrum Organowe, builder unknown there
  7. Organ Opienkun, detailed history and description (Polish)
  8. Organ Wirtualne Centrum Organowe (Polish)
  9. Organ Organ Database (German, Dutch)
  10. ^ Organ Musicam Sacram
  11. organ Wirtualne Centrum Organowe
  12. ^ Organ Musicam Sacram
  13. organ Wirtualne Centrum Organowe
  14. ^ Organ Musicam Sacram
  15. Today's organ Wirtualne Centrum Organowe
  16. Śmiłowo Musicam Sacram
  17. Organy Piła organ , with photos
  18. Organ from 1929 Wirtualne Centrum Organowe
  19. Organ Wirtualne Centrum Organowe, year 1900?