Deininger & Renner

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Deininger & Renner
legal form GmbH
founding 1964
Seat Wassertrüdingen , Germany
management Stefan Hasselt
Branch Musical instrument making
Website www.deininger-renner.de

Deininger & Renner is an organ building company in Wassertrüdingen . It was founded in 1964 by Albrecht Deininger and Manfred Renner. Organ builder Stefan Hasselt has been managing director since 1996. The list of works includes more than 100 new buildings and numerous restorations.

history

The company's founders Albrecht Deininger (* 1927 in Rummelsberg ) and Manfred Renner (* 1937 in Oettingen i.Bay. ) Both completed their organ building apprenticeships at GF Steinmeyer & Co. in Oettingen and then worked for the company for a few years. In 1964 they went into business for themselves and took over the closed workshop of the Sieber organ building company in Holzkirchen / Ries . In 1973 the company was relocated to Oettingen, where a new workshop building with more space was built. Work has been going on in the new workshop in Wassertrüdingen since 2006.

List of works (selection)

year place building image Manuals register Remarks
1974 Valley Organ Center
Organ Center Valley Richter Reise-Orgel.jpg
I / P 8th Travel organ by Karl Richter
1974 Bayreuth St. Johannis II / P 19th
1975 Munich- Obersendling Passion Church
Munich-Obersendling, Passionskirche (1) .jpg
II / P 16 organ
1975 Nordlingen St. Joseph II / P 22nd
1978 Köditz Leonhard's Church II / P 17th
1979 On the mountain Ammersricht Church of the Resurrection
Amberg Church of the Resurrection Organ Deininger & Renner.jpg
II / P 12
1979 Bopfingen St. Joseph II / P 26th
1980 Schönbrunn (Wunsiedel) Parish Church of St. Peter
St Peter - Schönbrunn WUN 016.jpg
I / P 11
1981 Coburg- Seidmannsdorf Parish Church of Our Lady
Seidmannsdorf-Our-Dear-Woman03.jpg
II / P 16
1983 Bühl i.Ries St. Mary II / P 13
1987 Wulfertshausen St. Radegundis III / P 31
1994 Kalbensteinberg Rieterkirche
Rieterkirche Kalbensteinberg 118.JPG
II / P 19th organ
1998 Rosenberg St. John
Sulzbach Rosenberg St Johannis Housing White.JPG
II / P 18th Brochure by Andreas Weiß (around 1800)
2004 Gersthofen Confessional Church II / P 14th

literature

  • Hermann Fischer : 100 years of the Association of German Organ Builders 1891–1991 . Orgelbau-Fachverlag Rensch, Lauffen 1991, ISBN 3-921848-18-0 , p. 166-167 .
  • Hermann Fischer, Theodor Wohnhaas : Lexicon of southern German organ builders . Florian Noetzel Verlag, Heinrichshofen-Bücher, Wilhelmshaven 1994, ISBN 3-7959-0598-2 .

See also

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Bavarian organ database online