Frobenius Orgelbyggeri

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Frobenius Orgelbyggeri ( German  Frobenius Orgelbau ) or Th. Frobenius og Sønner Orgelbyggeri A / S , is a Danish organ building company based in Lyngby in the north of Copenhagen . The company was founded in 1909 by Theodor Frobenius.

Frobenius has built more than 1000 organs, including the one in Århus Cathedral , the largest church organ in Denmark .

List of works

year place church image Manuals register Remarks
1916 Copenhagen Jerusalemskirken III 35 The largest surviving Romanesque organ in Denmark from before World War II. Fully restored from 1982 to 1994.
1928-2001 Aarhus Aarhus Cathedral AarhusDom-Organ-3.jpg IV 89 The largest church organ in Denmark.
1965 Oxford Queen's College II 22nd
1973/94 Ribe Ribe Cathedral Ribe domkirke organ.jpg IV 50
1979 Vangede Vangede Church Vangede Kirke 2005-09.jpg III 40 Architect: Johan Otto von Spreckelsen
1991 Eel Sogn Eel Kirke Eel Church Organ.jpg II / P 12
1994 Berlin-Marienfelde Marienfelde village church Dorfkirche Berlin-Marienfelde Organ.jpg III 32 → organ
2009 Jørlunde Jørlunde Church Pipe organ in Jørlunde church.jpg II 24 Disposition of the composer Frederik Magle . Contains the longest organ pipes of all Danish village churches.

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Frederik Magle: Redegørelse for- og gennemgang af dispositionen og den Klanglige opbygning af det nye organ i Jørlunde Kirke , accessed on March 26, 2012 (Danish)

Web links

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