Friedrich Friese I.

Jacob Friedrich Friese , called (Friedrich) Friese I , (baptized August 28, 1765 in Bassendorf ; † November 5, 1833 in Parchim ), was a German schoolmaster , organist and organ builder .

Life

Jacob Friedrich Friese was born as the second son of the schoolmaster, organist and later organ builder Matthias Friese and the schoolmaster's daughter Magdalena Sophia, nee. Hupe, born in Bassendorf. He also became a teacher, organist and organ builder and initially lived in Polchow near Güstrow . In 1802 he relocated his ducal-privileged organ building workshop to Parchim.
Jacob Friedrich Friese's nephew Friedrich Matthias Theodor Friese (called Friedrich Friese II) did his organ builder apprenticeship with him from 1807 and took over the workshop after his death in 1833. He later listed 37 new organs and over a hundred organ repairs by his uncle. Friese I thus became the founder of one of the most important organ building workshops in Mecklenburg in the 19th century. Friedrich Friese I died on November 5, 1833 in Parchim.

Preserved works

year	place	church	image	Manuals	register	Remarks
1795	Laage	City church Laage				partially preserved
1798	Luebz	City Church				receive only the prospectus ; 1914 pneumatic work by Marcus Runge
1819	Gross Salitz	St. Mary		I / p	10
1802	Moisall	Moisall village church				only the prospectus get
1820	Lübheen	Evangelical town church		II / P	22nd	receive
1823	Spornitz					Just received a brochure.
1829	Zittow	Zittow village church		I / P	15th	After fire in 1810, rebuilt in 1829 using old registers in the Baroque style, last renovation in 1982.
1831	Granzin	Granzin village church		I / p	8th	Reconstruction by Johann Heinrich Runge , implemented in 1841 from the old half-timbered church to the new church.
1831	Wustrow (Fischland)					Since 1874 in the village church of Warsow (by Johann Heinrich Runge ). 1999 restored and expanded by Martin-Christian Schmidt .

literature

• Friedrich Drese: Family table of the organist and organ builder family Friese . In: Roland Steinbrück (Ed.): The Friese organ from 1877 in the collegiate church in Bützow. Festschrift for the re-inauguration on September 25, 1999 . Bützow 1999.
• Friedrich Drese: About organ building in Mecklenburg . In: Festschrift for the consecration of the Friese organ - St. Georgenkirche Parchim in October 2001 . Parchim 2001.
• Matthias Gretzschel : Organs in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania - Saved for the future . Hamburger Abendblatt, Axel Springer AG, Hamburg 2003.

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Mecklenburg organ inventory on the website of the Mecklenburg Organ Museum, accessed on December 28, 2011.

Web links

• Literature about Friedrich Friese I in the state bibliography MV