List of the Grüneberg organs

Organ in the Stettin Castle Church from 1864

Organ in Liepāja , expanded in 1885

The list of Grüneberg organs gradually includes the organs of the Grüneberg family , who were active in Brandenburg an der Havel and Stettin from the 18th to the 20th century.

Johann Wilhelm Gruneberg

Johann Wilhelm Grüneberg (1751–1808) is one of the most important organ builders in the Mark Brandenburg in his time. He worked in Brandenburg on the Havel . The organs in Potsdam , the French Church (previously in Spandau), Redekin and Plaue (previously in Brandenburg) have been preserved, along with brochures in Mittenwalde and Genthin . Instruments that are no longer available are in italics .

year	place	church	image	Manuals	register	Remarks
1774-1775	Gohlitz	church		I.	5	preserved, positive, first known organ, expanded in 1835 by Heise to I / P, 6, 1980/82 and 1997/98 restoration by Schuke to I / 5
1776-1777	Werder	Holy Spirit Church		I / P	12	1858 replaced by Gesell
1780	Charlottenburg	Luisenkirche		I / P	11	not received
1783	Spandau	Reformed St. John's Church		II / P	23	Moved to Bärenklau in 1902, reduced to I / P, 10, removed in 1917, prospect pipes removed, replaced by Schuke zinc pipes in 1928, moved to Potsdam in 1991 , the French church relocated to Schuke and original disposition reconstructed and restored, inaugurated in 2000
1785	Talkin	church		I / P	11	receive
1787	Mittenwalde	St. Moritz Church				Prospectus preserved, replaced by Sauer around 1890 , by Eule in 1959
1791	Klein-Glien	Manor Church		I / p	6th	receive
1793	Brandenburg on the Havel	St. Johannis		I / P	15th	Moved to Plaue in 1814 , expanded to II / P, 17 by army wagon in 1912, restored by Fahlberg in 1984, then by Scheffler → Organ
1794	Saarmund	church				1840 with church destroyed by fire
1798	Magdeburg	Church of Saint Catherine				1882 sold to the Bonhoeffer Church (Friedrichsbrunn), where it was renovated
1798	Genthin	St. Trinity				Prospectus received, factory replaced by Rühlmann in 1913
?	Wittenberg	church				Moved to Vehlgast in 1870 for 200 Reichstaler, where it was replaced in 1906 by a new Grüneberg organ

Georg Friedrich Gruneberg

His brother Georg Friedrich Grüneberg (1752–1827) worked as an organ builder in Stettin from around 1780 . Four new buildings are known, of which the prospectus and parts in Poznań, and some parts in Chojnice (Konitz) have been preserved.

year	place	church	image	Manuals	register	Remarks
1779-1782	Poznan , today Poznań	Kreuzkirche, today All Saints Church				Altar organ, built with Johann Gottlieb Mehnert , extensive reconstruction by W. Sauer to II / P, 30 in 1868 , prospectus and parts of the Grüneberg organ preserved, today I / P, 19
1783	Konitz , West Prussia, today Chojnice	Augustinian monastery church		II / P	23	1819 transfer to the Church of the Annunciation in Konitz, later pneumatic reconstruction by A. Terletzki , 1947 transfer to Johanneskirche, 1954 reconstruction with a new prospectus by Sobiechowski, some parts of the Grüneberg organ preserved.
1818	Stettin (Szczecin)	St. Peter and Paul		II / P	24
1822	Schwedt	City Church

August Wilhelm Gruneberg

His son August Wilhelm Grüneberg (1787–1837) worked in Stettin. Several new organs are known from him, all of which are listed. Some have been preserved.

year	place	church	image	Manuals	register	Remarks
1824/28	Pasewalk	Nikolaikirche		II / P	8th	extended to II / P, 13, restored by Wolter in 1991
1829	Wildberg near Altentreptow	church				only received prospectus
1830	Schönfließ , Neumark, now Trzcińsko-Zdrój	church		II / P	20th	around 1894 replaced by Sauer after the church was rebuilt
around 1830	Golfing	church				Attribution, makeshift repairs in 2010, further restoration planned in 2019
1832	Ahlbeck	Ev. church		I / P	9	Restored in 2005 by Sauer
1832	Belling at Jatznick	church				receive
1836	Wiek on Rügen	St. George		I / P	9	preserved - organ
?	Boock at Pasewalk	church				preserved, early 19th century, from a member of the family
?	Pyritz , today Pyrzyce	City Church				probably no longer available

Barnim Gruneberg

Barnim Grüneberg (1828–1907) is considered the most important German organ builder in the Baltic Sea region of his time. He created over 450 new buildings and conversions, mainly in Pomerania, but also in Brandenburg, Mecklenburg, West Prussia and other places.

year	opus	place	church	image	Manuals	register	Remarks
1854	1	Bonin	Village church		I / p	4th	received empty housing
1854	2	Kummerow	Village church		I / P	5	1855 Brochure completed, 1992 restoration and installation of the brochure by Wolter
1854	3	Vellin , today Wielin	church		I / p	4th	receive
1854?		Gormin	St. Mary		I / p	4th	Shown at the World Exhibition in Paris in 1855 , one of the oldest preserved cone-store organs in Pomerania, restored in 2001
1855	20th	Flemendorf	Marienkirche		I / P	7 + 1	Pedal as transmission register, restored in 2003 by Mecklenburg Orgelbau
1856		Kröslin	church		I / P	9	2002 restoration by Wolter
1856		Ludwigsburg , Uckermark	Village church		I.	4th	without pedal
1858		Tonnin , today Unin, on Wollin	church		I / P	7th	at that time in a new church, 1945 or later with church destroyed
1859		Medrow	church		I / p	4th	2016/17 restoration by Wolter
1859		Neustrelitz	Castle Church		II / P	16	Significantly damaged, not playable → organ
1860		Liepe , Usedom	St. John		I / P	8th	two registers not playable
1860		?	Private home		II / P		Salon organ, richly decorated with putti and symbols, later (around 1890?) Moved to Werder (near Altentreptow) in the church , preserved
1862	51	Tempelburg , now Czaplinek	Church, now Holy Cross Church		I / P	8th	receive
1862	60	Finkenwalde near Stettin, today Zdroje	Church, today the Holy Spirit Church		II / P	10	1895 repairs, with or later pneumatic reconstruction, register Gedackt 8 'probably also used later, 2015 restoration by Karl Schuke (in opus index No. 60 for Greifenberg / Gryfino, cf. 1865)
1862/63		Great Jestin , today Gościno	Church, today the Church of St. Andrzej Bobola		II / P	12	for the new church (consecrated in 1865)
1863		Penkun	City Church		II / P	13	1959 restored by Barnin Grüneberg jun.
1863		Schwichtenberg	church		I / P	7th	1999 restoration by Wolter
1863		Rossin	church		I / p	5	receive
1863		Schlatkow	Maria Magdalenen Church		I / P	8th	receive
1863		Body	Village church				receive
1863	67	Bärwalde , now Barwice	Church, today St. Stefan		II / P	13	receive
1864	70	Szczecin , now Szczecin	Castle Church		II / P	23	after 1909/10 replaced by a new building by Grünebergs
1864	74	Big Zicker on Rügen	Village church		I / P	5	1999 general overhaul by Wolter
1865	80	Altentreptow	St. Peter Church		II / P	31	Extension of the organ by Johann Simon Buchholz of 1812, 2002-2003 restoration by Scheffler - Organ
1865		Greifenberg (Gryfino)	Church, today Church of the Birth of Mary		II / P	30th	stated in opus index No. 60 (see above); Restored in 2009 by Kaczmarek
1865		Crooked	St. Michael Church		I.	9	Installation of a pedal (and modification?) Of a Buchholz organ from around 1850, restoration by Wolter in 1993
around 1865 (?)		Reichenwalde	church		I / P	6th	receive
1866		Demmin	St. Bartholomew		IV / P	52	Reconstruction and extension of a Buchholz organ from 1819 while retaining the pipe → organ
1866		Lauenburg , today Lębork	St. Salvator, today St. Mary Queen of Poland		II / P	20th	Damaged in 1945, repaired in 1958, playable
1866		Luebbersdorf	Village church		I / P	7th
1867	99	Lindenberg , Western Pomerania	Village church		I / P	9 (11?)	Restored in 2014 by Mecklenburg Organ Builders
1867		Gollnow , today Goleniów	City Church		II / P	25th	probably not received or in poor condition
1868	112	Massow , today Maszewo	Church, today the Church of Our Lady of Czestochowa		II / P	21st	not playable for events
1868		Hohenbüssow	church		I / P	5	2002 restoration by Wolter
1868-1870	112	Szczecin , today Szczecin	St. Jakobi				Reconstruction / renewal of the existing organ, then expanded twice to IV / P, 69, destroyed in 1944
1869	114	Selmsdorf	St. Mary		II / P	13	2009 restoration by W. Sauer
1870		Kartlow	St. Johannis		I / P	10
1870		Zezenow , today Cecenowo	Village church				receive
1870	124	Ballwitz , Mecklenburg	church		I / p	4th	receive
around 1870 (?)		Lüttenhagen	church		I.	4th	Attribution due to construction, apparently composed of several older organs, 1893/94 after Hinrichshagen, restoration by Tobias Schramm in 2019
1874	153	Boilerbollentin	Village church				receive
1874	157	Feldberg	City Church		II / P	18th
1875	161	Grischow	church		II / P	10	Restored in 2011 by Mecklenburg Organ Builders
1875		Naugarten	church				receive
1876		Barsdorf , Havel	church		I / P	7th	receive
1876		Tornow , Havel	church		I / P	6th
1876		Rummelsburg , today Miastko	church			12	receive
1877	178	Bagemühl , Uckermark	church		I / P	6th	Partially restored in 2011 in the Baltic Organ Center Stralsund, pedal register and flute 4 'not playable
1877		Bargischow	church
1877	182	Fürstenwerder	church		II / P	11	1997 restored by Ulrich Fahlberg
1879		Langenhanshagen	church		I / P	8th	Pedal transmission register, now in the Mecklenburg Organ Museum in Malchow
1879		Ketzin , Havel	Church of St. Petri		II / P	14th	in a baroque case from 1753, possibly by Gottlieb Scholtze
1879	204	Mellenthin	church		I / p	4th
1880	208	Validity	church		II / P	11
1880		Krieschow , Lower Lusatia	church		I / P	9
1881		Bobbin , Ruegen	St. Pauli Church		I / P	6th	Installation of two pedal registers in Buchholz organ from 1842 (previously I / 4), restoration and brochure installation by Wolter in 2007
1881		Bad Polzin , today Połczyn-Zdrój	Marienkirche , today the Church of the Immaculate Conception of Mary		II / P	28?	Later conversions, today pneumatic with an electric gaming table, II / P, 28
1881		Schöneck in West Prussia, today Skarszewy	Church, today the Church of St. Maximilian		II / P	27	replaced by a modern organ from England
1881	219	Barkov	church		I / P	5	1998 restoration by Wolter , 2007 repairs after church damage
1881		Forgive	Monastery church				received, also playable?
1881	224	Suddenly	Village church		I / P	5
1882	225	Schivelbein , today Świdwin	Marienkirche , today the Church of the Perpetual Help of Mary		I / P	8th	receive
1882	227	Lauenburg , today Lębork	St. Jakobi		II / P	19th	receive
1882	230	Humansdorp , South Africa	Low German community		I / p	6th	1939 transferred to Clarkson in the Moravian Church, restored in 1964, possibly preserved?
1882	236	Goerke	church		I / P	5
1882		Gnevkow	church		I / P	5	2002 restoration by Wolter
1883		Neuendorf , today Przęsocin	church		I / P	5	receive
1884	255	Szczecin	Concert and club house				Replaced in 1929 by the Grüneberg organ, destroyed in 1944
1884	257	Beggerow	church		I / P	9
1884	258	Ramin	church		I / P	4th	Restored in 2012 by Sauer
1885		Libau , today Liepāja	Trinity Cathedral		IV / P	131	Expansion to what was then the largest organ in the world, today the largest mechanically operated organ → organ
1885	265	Haarlem , South Africa	Evangelical Lutheran Church		I / p	6th	receive?
1885	268	Cammin , Mecklenburg	church		I / P	4th	with parts of the previous organ
1886	269	Bublitz , today Bobolice	Church, today Church of the Assumption		II / P	21st	receive
1886		Middelhagen	St. Catherine's		I / P	7th
1886		Last	church		I / P	6th	1996 restoration by Wolter
1886		Klein Schwarzsee , today Czarne Małe	Church, today the Assumption		I / P	9	1917 Prospect pipes removed, then replaced by zinc pipes, otherwise no changes, preserved
1886		German Sagar , Neumark, today Nowy Zagór	church		II / P	12	partially received?
1888		Cammin , today Kamień Pomorski	Dom		III / P	44	in the baroque prospectus from 1672, replaced in 2004 by a reconstruction of the baroque organ → organ
1888		Jamikow , Uckermark	Village church
1889	298	Kniephof, now Konarzewo	church		I / P	8th	receive
around 1890		Sommersdorf	Village church		I / P	8th
1890		Grabow near Stettin, today Szczecin-Grabowo	Friedenskirche		II / P	26th	not received
1891		Great Nemerow	church		I / P	10	receive
1891		Old Käbelich	church		I / P	9	receive
1891	327	Glowitz , today Główczyce	church		II / P	14th	receive
1892	345	Weggun	Village church		I / P	5	2004 restoration and electric fan by Schramm
1892		Putbus , Ruegen	Putbus Castle Church		II / P	14th	1995 general overhaul by Wolter
1893		Canzow	church		I / p	5	receive
1893		Neustrelitz	City Church		III / P	45	2001 Partial renovation by Mecklenburg Organ Builders and W. Sauer , 2005 Completion by Scheffler and Mecklenburg Organ Builders
1894		Morgenitz	church		I / P	5
1895	381	Ahlbeck	Ev. church		II / P	15th
1896	386	Ganschendorf	Ev. church		I / P	9
1896	387	Szczecin  ?, Today Szczecin	Church, today the Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Help		I / P	10	Preserved, Opus 387 on the company sign, but in the Opus index this was set up in Grenz, Uckermark (see next organ); So either transferred from there to Stettin or an error in the opus index
1896?	?	Grenz , Uckermark	church				preserved, origin uncertain, in the opus index No. 387 was built in Grenz in 1896, but this is now in Stettin (upper organ); maybe the current organ in Grenz is originally from another church (maybe from another builder)?
1897		Koserow (Usedom)	church		I / P	9	1994 General overhaul by Wolter
1897	319	Tützpatz	church		II / P	8th	receive
1899		Bartow	church		II / P	11	receive
1899		Cantnitz	church		I / P	5	receive
around 1900		Drinker	church		I / P	7th
1900		Schenkenberg	Village church		I / P	6th
1901		Berlin	French Church		II / P	13	Destroyed in 1945
1901		User	church		I / P	9	Implementation of an organ from West Prussia from around 1871
1902	450	Ratzeburg	Dom				Reconstruction of a Mehmel organ , no longer available
1902		Drechow	Drechow Church		I / P	5	1999 restoration by Wolter
1902		Kasnewitz, Ruegen	Ev. Village church		II / P	12	1999 restoration by Wolter
1903	466	Eschbruch , Neumark, today Rapin	Church, today Church of the Assumption of Mary		I / P	6th	receive
1904		Usedom	St. Mary		II / P	14th
1904	479	Kölln	church		II / P	8th
1904	483	Wildenbruch , today Swobnica	Church, today St. Casimir		II / P	10	receive
?		Stevenhagen, today Stawno	church		I / P	8th	preserved, mechanical action
?		Netzelkow	church
?		Reinberg	Village church

Felix Grüneberg

Felix Johannes Grüneberg (1876–1945) continued to run the company as the B. Grüneberg organ building company from around 1905 and created around 300 new buildings and conversions.

year	opus	place	church	image	Manuals	register	Remarks
1905	497	Atterwasch , Lower Lusatia	church		I / P	7th	1991 restored by Scheffler
1905		Swinoujscie	Luther Church		II / P	30th	not received
1905		Altstrelitz	church		II / P	20th	not received
1905	505	Miter	church		II / P	8th	receive
1906		Anklam	Lilienthal high school		II / P	13	not received
1906		Anklam	Catholic Parish Church of Salvator		II / P	12	2006 restoration by Wolter
1906	531	Stralsund	St. Mary's Church		I.	5	→ Small organ
1906	523	Stargard Castle	City Church		II / P	13	receive
1906		Vehlgast near Havelberg	church		I / P	7th	Replaced Johann Wilhelm Grüneberg organ, offer received in mid-January 1906, approval February 6, 1906, delivery September 1906
1906		Golden tree	church		I / P	3	receive
1906	528	Fahrwalde	church		I / p	5	receive
1906		Great Quassow	church		I / p	3	receive
1907		Bargensdorf	church		I / P	5	receive
1907		Lychen	St. John		II / P	24	1,564 pipes, restored by Fahlberg in 1988
1907		Blumenow	church		I / P	5	not available anymore
1908		Hohen Neuendorf	Village church		II / P	8th	1941 rebuilt by A. Schuke; 1994 restored by Ulrich Fahlberg → organ from Eberswalde
1908		Mitau , Courland, today Jelgava	Latvian St. Nicholas Church		II / P	26th	not received
1909?	591	Jehser, Neumark, today Jeziory	church				receive
1909		Anklam	St. Nikolai		III / P	45	not received
1909	598	Luggewiese , now Lubowidz	Church, today St. Stanisław Kostka				receive
1909		Mountains on Rügen	St. Mary's Church		II / P	28	organ
1909		Kiel	Naval Church		II / P	21st	not received
1909	620	Koniewo	Village church	Game table of an organ of the Grüneberg family	II / P	10	badly in need of restoration, Koniewo, West Pomeranian Voivodeship, formerly Cunow
1910	603	Berlin-Friedrichshain	Galilee Church , now a museum		II / P	32	in the new church (photo 1910)
1910	611	Szczecin , today Szczecin	Old Lutheran Christ Church		II / P	18th	around 1945 destroyed with church
1910	612	Berlin-Prenzlauer Berg	Eliaskirche , now a museum		III / P	35	also 11 transmissions, damaged in 1945, assembled in 1953 by Ludwig Glöckner with old parts on II / P, 25
1910		Berlin	French Friedrichstadtkirche		II / P	14th	? Repairs ?, not received
1910	617	Neustrelitz	Herzog Carl Borwin Memorial Home		II	8th	2011 restoration by Mecklenburg Organ Builders
1910	623	Dakau, West Prussia, today Gdakowo	church			11	after 1945 to Prabuty (giant castle), St. Andreas, in need of restoration
1910		Ihlenfeld	church		I / P	5	receive
1910		Ralswiek	Ev. church		I.	4th	2006 restoration by Wolter
1911		Berlin-Wedding	Easter Church		II / P	28	receive
1911		Eggesin	Martin Luther Church		II / P	24	then for the new church
1911		Jarmen	St. Mary's Church		II / P	20th
1911	625	Stargard , Pomerania	St. Marien , today St. Maria Queen of the world		III / P	55	Destroyed in 1945
1911		Golm , Mecklenburg	church		II / P	10	in case of Ernst Sauer obtained
1911		Ranzin	church		II / P	9	receive
1911		Blindow, Uckermark	church		II / P	13	Reconstruction of the Buchholz organ from 1849 (originally II / P, 11), hardly playable today, restoration necessary
1911	633	Mallin	Village church		I / P	6th	receive
around 1911		Goray, today Goraj	Castle chapel (or village church)		II / P	23
1912		Angermünde	Martinskirche		II		Restored in 2001
1912		Mitau , Courland, now Jelgava, Latvia	St. Anna			32	Damaged in 1944, replaced in 1960
1912		Liepen near Neustrelitz	church		I / P	4th	not playable, in need of restoration
1912	672	Sellin	Mercy Church		II	9	1994/2006 general overhaul by Wolter
1913	673	Berlin-Südend	Südendkirche		II / P	19th	1945 destroyed with church
1912	675	Bartzwitz , today Barzowice	Church, today the Church of Franz von Assissi		II / P	13	since about 1997 no longer playable in concert, e.g. Currently replacement by electronic organ
1912		Belgard , today Białogard	St. Mary		III / P	42	Expansion of the Marx organ from 1775
1913		Binz	Village church		II / P	14th	1985/2000 general overhaul / restoration by Wolter → Organ
1913	687	Altefähr	St. Nicholas Church		II / P	11	organ
1913	688	Freienwalde , today Chociwel	church		II / P	20th	not playable
1913		Big tea life	church		I / P
1913		Semlow	Village church				in the case of Nehring from 1850, restored in 1999
1913	681	Schwichtenberg, Mecklenburg	church		I / P	7 or 6	receive
1913		Neetzka , Mecklenburg	Village church		I / P	4th	receive
1913	700	Dramburg , today Drawsko	church		?		1940 Conversion of Grüneberg in the spirit of the organ movement to II / P, 26, restored in 1984
1913		Landsberg, today Gorzów Wielkopolski	Concordienkirche		II / P	21st
1914		Miedzyzdroje , today Międzyzdroje	St. Peter's Church		, II / P	22nd	received without tags
1914		Kargow , Mecklenburg	church		I / P	5	receive
1914	703	Garz , Ruegen	St. Petri		II / P	12	pneumatic construction / renovation to the pipework of Buchholz 1836, 1995 restoration by Wolter - Organ
1914	701	Heringsdorf	Church in the forest		II / P	11	in prospectus by Kaltschmidt from 1851, 1993 restoration by Wolter
1914		Blankensee , Mecklenburg	church		II / P	6th	receive
1914	713	Kublank , Mecklenburg	Village church		II / P	6th	receive
1914	714	Radawnitz , West Prussia, today Radawnica	Church, today St. Barbara		I / P	7th	receive
1914	715	Driesen , Neumark, today Drezdenko	Church, today Heart of Jesus		II / P	17th	receive
1915		Gützkow	Nikolaikirche		II / P	23	Restored 2000–2001 by Sauer Opus 725
1915		Stäbelow	church		I / P	4th	receive
1915		Mechow , Mecklenburg	Mechow village church		I / P	5	pneumatic cone store
1915		Sellin	Mercy Church		II / P	8th	1960 Conversion by W. Sauer
1916		Pasenow	Village church		I / P	6th	receive
1916	738	Bad Polzin , today Połczyn-Zdrój	Hospital chapel		I / P	5	1980 in St. Joseph Church
1917		Menkin	church		II / P	8th	receive
1918		Pasewalk	Catholic Church of St. Otto		II / P	13	2001 restoration by Wolter
around 1919		Szczecin , today Szczecin	Garrison Church, today the Heart of Jesus		II / P	22nd	1919 Church completed, organ later expanded to III / P, 37 with a new prospectus
1925	750	Lubow, today Łubowo	Church of the Assumption of Mary		II / P	6th	bad condition, 2018 new blower from Valter Daminato
1926		Falkenburg today Złocieniec	church		II / P	25th
1926		Stettin-Stolzenhagen	church		II / P	12
1927	761	Woldenberg , today Dobiegniew	church		II / P	30th	Reconstruction (new building?) Of the Heinze organ, 1997–1999 general restoration by Marian Nawrota
1927		Ribbekardt , today Rybokarty	Church, today the Church of Sr. Josef		I / P	6th	1980s general overhaul, good condition
around 1930	765	Szczecin , today Szczecin	Church, today the Church of the Holy Family		II / P	?	1978 restoration and extension by Cepka, today III / P, 45
1930	766	Zirzow, Mecklenburg	church		I / P	4th	Restored in 2011 by Mecklenburg Organ Builders
1934	779	Stettin -Torney, today Szczecin	Nikolaikirche, today the church of Andrzej Bobola		II / P	30th	After 1946 repairs and alterations by Wacław Biernacki, no more work since then, poor condition
1934		Völschow	Völschow Church		II / P	9	1996 restored by Voigt
1936	787	Peilau, today Piława	Church, today Church of St. Peter and Paul		II / P	11	receive
1937		Stettin-Braunsfelde	Kreuzkirche		III / P	31
1940	796	Tribsow , today Trzebieszewo	church		II / P	16	receive

literature

• Grueneberg . In: Uwe Pape , Wolfram Hackel, Christhard Kirchner (Eds.): Lexicon of North German Organ Builders. Volume 4. Berlin, Brandenburg and the surrounding area including Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. Pape Verlag, Berlin 2017. pp. 188–193.
• Matthias Schneider : Grüneberg, family (1710–1963) . In: Dirk Alvermann , Nils Jörn (Hrsg.): Biographisches Lexikon für Pommern . Volume 1 (= publications of the Historical Commission for Pomerania. Series V, Volume 48.1). Böhlau Verlag, Cologne Weimar Vienna 2013, ISBN 978-3-412-20936-0 , pp. 102-104. Beginning
• Dietrich W. Prost : The organ builder family Grüneberg . In: Acta Organologica 22. 1991. pp. 105-130.
• Organ building company with steam operation Stettin-Finkenwalde B. Grüneberg . 1912. Reprint: Pape Verlag, Berlin 2006, ISBN 978-3-921140-77-2 . with opus list
• Catalog raisonné Barnim and Felix Grüneberg . Pape Verlag, Berlin, around 2014 CD

Web links

• Grüneberg Orgeldatabase, 115 organs (Dutch)
• Grüneberg organs in Western Pomerania Baltic Organ Center
• Grüneberg organs ( Memento from May 30, 2019 in the Internet Archive ) gruneberg.pl, 38 organs (Memento, Polish)
• [1] Village churches in the north

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Organ Organ Database (Dutch)
2. ↑ Potsdam, French church organ Index
3. ↑ Organ organ database, with disposition (Dutch)
4. ↑ Information board at the church
5. ↑ Information Orgeldatabase (Dutch)
6. ↑ Information Orgeldatabase (Dutch)
7. ↑ The church in Vehlgasr church district
8. ↑ ^{a b} After Uwe Pape , Wolfram Hackel, Christhard Kirchner (ed.): Lexicon of North German Organ Builders. Volume 4. Berlin, Brandenburg and the surrounding area including Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. Pape Verlag, Berlin 2017
9. ↑ Today's organ Wirtualne Centrum Organowe, with history (Polish), Grüneberg's involvement mentioned in Lexicon of North German Organ Builders , Volume 4.
10. ↑ Chojnice, Church of the Annunciation, Musicam Sacram, with history (Polish)
11. ↑ Basilica of John the Baptist Wirtualne Centrum Organowe, history and current organ disposition (Polish)
12. ↑ Basilica of John the Baptist Organ Database, with today's organ (Dutch)
13. ↑ Carl Friedrich Ferdinand Buckow : The doublet system is not a new invention. In: Allgemeine Musikalische Zeitung. No. 42, October 18, 1843, p. 745 with indication II / P, 8
14. ↑ Golchen Pfarramt Hohenmocker, with requests for donations
15. ^ Organ ( Memento from March 9, 2014 in the Internet Archive ) Sauer Orgelbau (Memento)
16. ↑ Beling Church
17. ^ Boock village churches in MV
18. ↑ no information from Wirtualne Centrum Organowe, MusicamSacram or other texts
19. ↑ Organ in Bonin ( Memento from May 30, 2019 in the Internet Archive ) gruneberg.pl, with photo and disposition, it can only be guessed which Bonin is meant - at Köslin / Koszalin (Memento, Polish)
20. ↑ organs in Vorpommern Baltic Orgelcentrum, with disposition
21. ↑ Organ Organ Database (Dutch)
22. ↑ Organ in Wielin ( Memento from May 30, 2019 in the Internet Archive ) gruneberg.pl, with photo and disposition (Memento, Polish)
23. ↑ Flemendorf ( Memento from May 30, 2019 in the Internet Archive ) Gruneberg.pl, with disposition (Memento, Polish)
24. ↑ Information Orgeldatabase (Dutch)
25. ↑ Information Orgeldatabase (Dutch)
26. ^ Disposition in Urania, Zeitschrift für Orgelbau, ... 23/1, 1866
27. ↑ Information organ database
28. ↑ Organ organ database, with disposition and photo (Dutch)
29. ↑ organ Wirtualne Centrum Organowe
30. ↑ organ Wirtualne Centrum Organowe
31. ↑ On restoration work dzieje.pl, 2015 (Polish)
32. ^ Lexicon of North German Organ Builders . Volume 4. 2017. Grüneberg , no articles in Polish organ databases
33. ↑  ( page no longer available , search in web archives )
34. ↑ Penkun Church , with a short story and photo
35. ↑ Organ organ database
36. ^ Organ in Rossin Orgeldatabase
37. ^ Organ in Schlatkow organ database
38. ↑ Organ Wirtualne Centrum Organowe (Polish)
39. ↑ Organ with disposition and photo (Dutch)
40. ↑ Altentreptow Scheffler organ workshop
41. ↑ Organ with disposition (Dutch)
42. ↑ Gryfino MusicamSacram, with disposition (Polish)
43. ↑ organ Wirtualne Centrum Organowe
44. ↑ Organ Orgdatabase (Dutch)
45. ↑ Information organ database
46. ^ Organ Musicam Sacram, with disposition (Polish)
47. ↑ Organ organ database
48. ^ Organ Orgelmuseum Malchow
49. ↑ Information organ database
50. ↑ Organ Organ Database (Dutch)
51. ^ About the re- consecration of the Lindenberg Church, according to Nordkurier from December 29, 2014, there supposedly 11 registers, with an audio sample
52. ^ Organ Musicam Sacram, detailed description with disposition (Polish)
53. ↑ organ Wirtualne Centrum Organowe
54. ↑ organ (Dutch)
55. ↑  ( page no longer available , search in web archives )
56. ↑ Selmsdorf Orgelmuseum Malchow, with disposition
57. ↑ W. Sauer ( Memento from December 25, 2014 in the Internet Archive )
58. ↑ Information (Dutch)
59. ^ Organ Orgelmuseum Malchow
60. ↑ organ (Dutch)
61. ^ Organ Orgelmuseum Malchow
62. ↑ Information organ database
63. ^ Organ Orgelmuseum Malchow, with disposition
64. ↑ organ (Dutch)
65. ↑ Organ in Grischow. In: Mecklenburg organ building. Accessed August 31, 2019 . 
66. ↑ organ (Dutch)
67. ↑ Organ in Naugarten organ database
68. ↑ Information (Dutch)
69. ↑ Information (Dutch)
70. ↑ Organ visit by Matthias Schuke 2014, in Organ visit 2014 by St. Sophien Orgel e. V. Brüssow
71. ↑ organ (Dutch)
72. ^ Organ Orgelmuseum Malchow
73. ↑ Organ organ database
74. ↑ Information Orgbase
75. ↑ Organ organ database
76. ↑ Information (Dutch)
77. ↑ Organ organ database
78. ↑ organ Wirtualne Centrum Organowe
79. ↑ organ (Dutch)
80. ↑ Information Orgeldatabase (Dutch)
81. ↑ Organ organ database
82. ↑ organ Wirtualne Centrum Organowe
83. ↑ organ Wirtualne Centrum Organowe
84. ↑ Organ with disposition (Dutch)
85. ↑ organ (Dutch)
86. ↑ organ (Dutch)
87. ^ Lexicon of North German Organ Builders , Vol. 4; not in Polish organ databases
88. ↑ history of the organ in the concert and club house Stettin ( Memento of 30 May 2019 Internet Archive ) gruneberg.pl (Memento, Polish)
89. ↑ Organ information (Dutch)
90. ^ Organ Orgelmuseum Malchow
91. ↑ organ (Dutch)
92. ↑ Organ MusicamSacram (Polish)
93. ↑ organ Wirtualne Centrum Organowe
94. ↑ organ Wirtualne Centrum Organowe
95. ↑ Organ organ database
96. ↑ Information organ database
97. ↑ Organ in Czarne Małe Musicam Sacram (Polish)
98. ^ WCO organ
99. ^ Organ in Konarzewo. In: Musicam Sacram. Accessed August 31, 2019 . 
100. ^ Organ Orgelmuseum Malchow
101. ^ Organ Orgelmuseum Malchow
102. ↑ Organ with disposition (Dutch)
103. ^ Organ in Główczyce ( Memento from May 30, 2019 in the Internet Archive ) gruneberg.pl (Memento, Polish)
104. ^ Hannes Ludwig: Organ manual Brandenburg. Volume 1. Uckermark (western part) . Freimut und Selbst, Berlin 2005. S. 192f.
105. ^ Organ Orgelmuseum Malchow
106. ↑ organ (Dutch)
107. ↑ Organ organ database
108. ↑ Urania Vol. 50 No. 12, 1893, pp. 88f. Disposition
109. ↑ Organ organ database
110. ↑ Organ in Ahlbeck organ index (restricted access)
111. ↑ organ (Dutch)
112. ↑ organ Wirtualne Centrum Organowe
113. ^ Organ Stettin, Church of the Perpetual Help Mariae Wirtualne Centrum Organowe, with explanations (Polish); Church Grenz Uckermark Kirchen, mistakenly assumes Grüneberg 1896,
114. ↑ Information organ database
115. ↑ organ (Dutch)
116. ^ Organ Orgelmuseum Malchow
117. ↑ organ (Dutch)
118. ↑ Organ organ database
119. ↑ Information on the organ in Userin Orgeldatabase
120. ↑ Information (Dutch)
121. ↑ organ (Dutch)
122. ^ Organ Musicam Sacram
123. ↑ organ (Dutch)
124. ↑ Information Orgbase
125. ↑ organ Wirtualne Centrum Organowe
126. ↑ Organ Wirtualne Centrum Organowr
127. ↑ Information organ database
128. ↑ Information organ database
129. ↑ Scheffler organ workshop
130. ^ Organ Orgelmuseum Malchow
131. ↑ organ (Dutch)
132. ↑ Other organs in Stralsund Baltic Organ Center
133. ^ Burg Stargard Orgelmuseum Malchow, with history and disposition
134. ↑ Organ with disposition (Dutch)
135. ↑ Toccata by Bach can be heard in Vehlgast Volksstimme on August 15, 2016, with information from the community
136. ^ Organ Orgelmuseum Malchow
137. ↑ organ (Dutch)
138. ↑ Groß Quassow Orgelmuseum Malchow
139. ^ Organ Orgelmuseum Malchow
140. ↑ organ (Dutch)
141. ↑ Stadtkirche St. Johannes Lychen Uckermark churches, with brief information about the organ
142. ^ Wolf Bergelt: Organ tours through the Mark Brandenburg . P. 210 with original disposition , also Ucketmark organ manual
143. ↑ See photo 2016, in the organ organ database still indicated as preserved, after Elke Lang: Barocke Pracht und Schlichte Schönheit , 2014 (possibly no longer available then)
144. ↑ organ (Dutch)
145. ↑ organ (Dutch)
146. ^ Organ Musicam Sacram
147. ^ Organ Musicam Sacram
148. ↑ Organ Gruneberg.pl, with disposition (Polish)
149. ↑ organ gruneberg.pl
150. ↑ MACHmit the organ ! Museum Berlin, history
151. ^ Organ Gruneberg.pl, with historical disposition
152. ↑ organ (Dutch)
153. ^ Organ Musicam Sacram
154. ↑ organ (Dutch)
155. ^ Ihlenfeld Orgelmuseum Malchow
156. ↑ organ (Dutch)
157. ↑ Gruneberg.pl organ , with historical photo and disposition (Polish)
158. ^ Organ Orgelmuseum Malchow
159. ↑ organ (Dutch)
160. ↑ organ (Dutch)
161. ^ Hannes Ludwig: Organ manual Brandenburg. Volume 2. Uckermark (eastern part) . Freimut & Selbst, Berlin 2008. p. 60
162. ^ Organ in Mallin Organ Museum Malchow
163. ↑ no information from Musicam Sacram and Wirtualne Centrum Organowe
164. ↑ Photo series
165. ↑ History of the organ St. Anna Jelgava (Latvian)
166. ↑ Liepen Church with brief information
167. ↑ organ (Dutch)
168. ^ Organ Gruneberg.pl
169. ↑ Organ MusicamSacram (Polish)
170. ↑ organ Wirtualne Centrum Organowe
171. ↑ organ (Dutch)
172. ↑ Organ
173. ^ Description of the church with a detailed history of the organ
174. ^ Church Schwichtenberg with description of the organ, 6 registers
175. ↑ Organ 7 stops (Dutch)
176. ^ Organ in Neetzka Orgelmuseum Malchow
177. ↑ organ Wirtualne Centrum Organowe
178. ↑ Organ gruneberg.pl (Polish)
179. ↑ Organ Wirtualne Centrum Organowe, with disposition (Polish)
180. ^ Organ Gruneberg.pl (Polish)
181. ^ Kargow Orgelmuseum Malchow
182. ↑ Orgel Orgelbau Wolter
183. ↑ Garz Warmsiedler organ (pdf)
184. ↑ organ organ index
185. ↑ organ (Dutch)
186. ^ Organ Orgelmuseum Malchow
187. ↑ Organ with disposition (Dutch)
188. ^ Organ in Kublank Orgelmuseum Malchow
189. ^ Organ Musicam Sacram
190. ^ Organ Musicam Sacram
191. ↑ organ organ index
192. ↑ organ (Dutch)
193. ↑ organ (Dutch)
194. ^ Organ in Mechow Orgelmuseum Malchow
195. ^ Organ in Pasenow Orgelmuseum Malchow
196. ↑ organ Wirtualne Centrum Organowe
197. ↑ organ (Dutch)
198. ↑ organ Wirtualne Centrum Organowe
199. ↑ organ MusicamSacram, (Polish) with multiple photos and disposition
200. ↑ organ Wirtualne Centrum Organowe
201. ↑ organ Musicam Sacran
202. ^ Organ Musicam Sacram, with disposition (Polish)
203. ↑ organ Wirtualne Centrum Organowe
204. ^ Organ Orgelmuseum Malchow
205. ↑ organ (Dutch)
206. ^ Organ of the Month Organ Sound Foundation
207. ↑ Szczecin, Kościół św. andrzeja Boboli MusicamSacram, with disposition (Polish)
208. ↑ organ Wirtualne Centrum Organowe
209. ^ Organ Central German organ building
210. ↑ Piława Grüneberg.pl, organ with disposition (Polish)
211. ^ Organ Musicam Sacram
212. ↑ organ gruneberg.pl