Organ building Linder

Organ building Linder
legal form	one-man business
founding	1992
Seat	Nussdorf am Inn , Germany
management	Alois Linder
Branch	Organ building
Website	linder-orgelbau.de

Orgelbau Linder is a Bavarian organ building company based in Nussdorf am Inn .

history

The company was founded in 1992 by master organ builder Alois Linder (* 1960) in Nussdorf am Inn . Initially, the company mainly restored and renovated historical organs. In the last few years a number of organs have also been rebuilt in Upper Bavaria.

List of works (selection)

year	place	building	image	Manuals	register	Remarks
1996	Oberwössen			II / P	15th
1999	Brannenburg	Assumption Day		I / P	8th	New construction and expansion using the existing case and all of the existing pipe material from the Maerz organ from 1905. → Organ
2002	Törwang	Assumption Day		II / P	22nd
2003	Otting	St. Stephen		II / P	20th
2004	Waldhausen in Schnaitsee	St. Martin		II / P	17th
2005	Riedering	Assumption Day		II / P	22nd
2005	Fridolfing	Parish Church of the Assumption		II / P	25th	Restoration of the Maerz organ from 1893 → organ
2006	Kreuth	St. Leonhard		II / P	14th
2009	Flintsbach am Inn	St. Martin		II / P	23
2010	Nussdorf am Inn	St. Leonhard		I / p	7th	Restoration of the organ by Jakob Kölbl from approx. 1800. → Organ
2011	Siegsdorf	Siegsdorf parish church		II / P	25th	Prospectus from 1825 by Peter Paul Hörmüller
2012	Grüntegernbach	St. Nicholas		II / P	17th
2013	Garching near Munich	St. Catherine		I / P	10	Restoration of the Maerz organ from 1893 → organ
2013	Attel	Attel Monastery		II / P	24	Prospectus and some registers by Anton Bayr from 1769 → organ
2014	Münsing	Assumption Day		II / P	17th
2016	Stams Abbey	Collegiate church		I / P	12	Restoration of the Andreas Jäger organ from 1757
2016	St. Leonhard am Wonneberg	St. Leonhard		II / P	17th	The case comes from organ builder Max Schöglmann (1851-1896) from Burghausen, who created it in 1883 for an instrument with seven voices. → organ
2017	Neumarkt am Wallersee	Pfongau branch church		I / P	6th	1863 by Matthew Mauracher d. Ä. built, but of the metal pipes only 5 prospect pipes and 14 inner pipes come from Mauracher. A total of 76.1% of the pipe material is made by Johann Christoph Egedacher , who created the organ in 1729 for the parish church of Köstendorf .
2017	Rosenheim	New Apostolic Church		II / P	12
2018	Faistenau	Faistenau parish church		II / P	18th	The organ was consecrated on St. James' Day , July 25, 2018. → organ
2019	Altenmarkt an der Triesting	Pilgrimage church Hafnerberg		II / P	17th	The organ was consecrated on Sunday, July 26th, 1767 and comes from Anton Pfliegler .
2019	Salzburg	Borromeo		II / P (originally III / P)	20 (originally 32)	Restoration of the Dreher & Flamm organ from 1932. The third manual, as a choir organ near the altar, was cleared away in the 1980s.
2019	Tuntenhausen	Maria Tuntenhausen		II / P	24	Using the case by Johann Andreas Fux (* December 4, 1712 in Donauwörth ; † May 4, 1772 ibid) from 1749

literature

• Ulrich Theißen: Creating a future heaped up from tradition . In the Inn Valley for 28 years timeless organs arise. In: Organ - Journal für die Orgel , vol. 2020, No. 1, pp. 24–27.

See also

• List of organ builders
• List of organs in Upper Bavaria

Web links

Commons : Orgelbau Linder  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

• Homepage of Orgelbau Linder
• Organ landscape in the Archdiocese of Munich and Freising

Notes and individual references

1. ^ Alois Linder: Filialkirche St. Martin Pfongau . Dismantling report for the restoration of the Matthias Mauracher organ. Nußdorf am Inn, May 24, 2017, pp. 2, 15 and 18.
2. ^ Roman Schmeißner: In stages to the new organ - a documentation . In: Festschrift on the occasion of the blessing of the Alois Linder organ of the parish church of St. James the Elder in Faistenau: on July 25, 2018 . Bad Vöslau 2018, pp. 24–39.