Guido Nenninger

Guido Nenninger (born June 20, 1918 in Munich ; † March 19, 2003 in Munich) was a German organ builder .

From 1952 Guido Nenninger continued to run his father Leopold's Munich business . He made a name for himself especially through restoration work in collaboration with Rudolf Quoika . Wilhelm Stöberl took over the workshop in the early 1990s . Today, Munich organ builder Johannes Führer works there .

List of works (excerpt)

year	place	building	image	Manuals	register	Remarks
1954	Munich - Sendling	Assumption Church		III / P	32	1994 New Eule building
1954	Wiedenzhausen	St. Florian		II / P	10
1957	Scheyern	Monastery Church of the Holy Cross and the Assumption of Mary		IV / P	60	1979 New building by Georg Jann → Organs of the Scheyern Basilica
1957	Munich - Milbertshofen	Thanksgiving Church		II / P	12	1979 New building by Stöberl
1958	Munich - Harlaching	Holy Family		III / P	36 (37)	Partial expansion began in 1950 under Leopold Nenninger, completed in 1958 and 1968 by Guido Nenninger; 1992 New building by Riegner - & - Friedrich
1958	Rohr in Lower Bavaria	Monastery church		III / P	32	in the baroque prospectus by Johann Konrad Brandenstein (1725) 2006 new building by Metzler (II / 29) → organ
1959	St. Ottilien	Archabbey of Sankt Ottilien		III / P	43	1994 New building by Sandtner.
1959	Munich - Harlaching	Maria Immaculate		III / P	34	2016 New building by Rieger Orgelbau .
1959	Ottobrunn	Michaelskirche		II / P	34	1995 New building by Rieger Orgelbau .
1959	Munich - Isarvorstadt	St. Stephan at the Old South Cemetery		II / P	20 (21)	Completely preserved, but unplayable since the gaming table was removed.
1960	Vilsbiburg	Assumption Day		III / P	33	One of the first fully mechanical organs in Nenninger
1962	Munich-Solln	Apostle Church		III / P	32	2018 Reconstruction by Munich organ builder Johannes Führer (including expansion by a violon 16 'and construction of a new console)
1962	Rottenbuch	Augustinian Canon Monastery		III / P	34	Prospectus by Balthasar Freiwiß from 1747
1962	Sittenbach (Odelzhausen)	St. Laurence		II / P	12
1964	Munich-Perlach	St. Paulus (Perlach)		II / P	17th	Restored and expanded in 1981 by Wilhelm Stöberl
1965	Garmisch-Partenkirchen - Burgrain	St. Michael		II / P	18th	→ organ
1965	Andechs	Monastery church of St. Nicholas and Elisabeth		II / P	24	2005 New building by Jann
1965	Erding	St. Johann		I.	5	Choir organ, in contrast to the main organ!
1966	Erding	St. Johann		III / P	39	1991 New building by Rieger
1966	Munich - Hasenbergl	St. Nicholas		II / P	24	1998 New building by Vleugels
1966	Pipinsried	St. Dionysius		II / P	8th
1967	Neuburg on the Danube	Apostle Church		II / P	16	→ organ
1968	Weilheim in Upper Bavaria	St. Polten
1969	Langenpettenbach	St. Michael		II / P	11
1969	Munich - Großhadern	Funeral hall at the forest cemetery (new part)		II / P	12
1969	Munich - Isarvorstadt	House church in the Kreszentiastift retirement home		II / P	15th
~ 1970	Munich - Isarvorstadt	Evangelical Methodist Peace Church		II / P	8th	Exact year of construction unknown
~ 1970	Munich	Nazareth Church		II / P	18th
1970	Murnau am Staffelsee	St. Nicholas		II / P	21st	1992 two registers by Dieter Schingnitz replaced → Organ
1973	Munich - Nymphenburg	Catholic Apostolic Church		II / P	20th	2014 restoration by Orgelbau Rieger
1974	Moosburg on the Isar	St. Kastulus Munster		III / P	39	→ organ
1975	Munich-Moosach	St. Martin		III / P	38	2015 New building III / 40 by Orgelbau Goll → Organ
1975	Munich - Sendling	Gethsemane Church		II / P	23	A special feature is the open installation of the organ including a swellable Plexiglas case
1975	Welshofen	St. Peter		I / P	7th
1977	Loiching	St. Peter and Paul		II / P	17th
1977	Munich - Neuperlach	St. James		II / P	14th	2013 sold to the Heilig-Geist-Kirche Pöcking
1977	Munich - Harlaching	Holy Family		I / P	5	Mobile positive for the weekday chapel
1978	Oberschleissheim	Patrona Bavariae		II / P	17th
1980	regensburg	Niedermünster Church		II / P	33
1981	Mainburg	Our Lady		III / P	31
1982	Rottenburg an der Laaber	St. George		II / P	22nd
1982	Alteglofsheim	St. Laurence		II / P	16
1986	Munich - pheasant garden	Isaiah Church		II / P	11 (12)
1986	Geisling (Pfatter)	Mary birth		II / P	12
1987	Munich - Ludwigsvorstadt	Chapel in the Maria Theresia Clinic		I / P	8th
1987	Rosenheim-Kastenau	Holy Family		II / P	11 (12)
1988	Hohenbrunn	St. Stephen		II / P	12
1990	Holzhausen (Straßlach-Dingharting)	St. Martin		I / P	6th

literature

• Georg Brenninger: Organs in Old Bavaria . Bruckmann, Munich 1982, ISBN 3-7654-1859-5 .
• Hermann Fischer , Theodor Wohnhaas : Lexicon of southern German organ builders . Florian Noetzel Verlag, Heinrichshofen-Bücher, Wilhelmshaven 1994, ISBN 3-7959-0598-2 .