Brothers Lehmann

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Gebr. Lehmann was an organ building workshop in Straupitz in Niederlausitz between 1857 and 1898.

history

Carl Ferdinand Lehmann from Zaue is considered to be the founder of the organ building company. There is no further information about himself. Emil Lehmann repaired the organ in Groß Mehsow in 1857/1860. How he was involved in the company is not known. Gebr. Lehmann was the official name of the workshop in Straupitz, of which works between 1857 and 1898 are known. It is not known who was involved.

Johann Gottfried Lehmann (* around 1840) from Straupitz was a carpenter journeyman at the organ builder Urban Kreutzbach in Borna in Saxony from 1860–1861 and then went (on tour) to Dresden. It is not known whether he also worked for the company in Straupitz.

Works

Organ builders Lehmann are known to have built four new organs in the Straupitz area, an installation of an organ, three repairs and a new building offer. The organ in Tauche is preserved in very poor condition and the prospectus in Mittweide .

New organs

year place building image Manuals register Remarks
1857 Dive Village church I / P 8 (5) received in very poor condition, not playable
1857 Mittweide Village church I / P 6th Prospectus received, in it 1900 new work by Wilhelm Sauer
1858 Strain Village church I / P ? 1883/84 replaced by Albert Lang
1863/64 Desert grove Village church II / P 13 Installation of an organ in the new church for 2,100 marks, lost after 1946
1898 Wittmannsdorf Village church mentioned in Wittmanbsdorf parishes, replaced by Gebrüder Dinse in 1913

More work

year place building image Manuals register Remarks
1857/60 Great Mehsow Village church I / P Emil Lehmann carried out repairs
around 1861 Mochow Village church New building offer by GL , in 1880 by another organ builder new building
1872 Straupitz Village church II / P 24 Change of disposition, further repairs in 1889

literature

  • Uwe Pape , Wolfram Hackel, Albrecht Bönisch: Lehmann. 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. 333f.

Individual evidence

  1. Church Dive parish