List of organs in the Lahn-Dill district

The list of organs in the Lahn-Dill district includes the preserved pipe organs in the Lahn-Dill district ( Central Hesse ).

place	building	image	Organ builder	year	Manuals	register	Remarks
Albshausen	Protestant church		Günter Hardt	1982	I / P	8th	originally built by Johann Georg Deuth in 1750 for Schöffengrund-Niederwetz, housing and wind chest preserved; Implemented in 1955 by Walcker
Allendorf (Haiger)	Protestant church
Allendorf (Greifenstein)	Ev. chapel		unknown		I / P	7th	1890 from cath. Idstein Castle Chapel acquired, housing (around 1700) preserved
Allendorf (Greifenstein)	St. Paul's Church (SELK)			around 1980	I / P	7th	purchased used
Altenberg Monastery	Protestant church		Johann Wilhelm Schöler	1757-1758	II / P	23	→ Organ of the Altenberg monastery
Altenkirchen (Braunfels)	Protestant church		Peter Weil	1840	II / P	12
Altenkirchen (Hohenahr)	Protestant church		Friedrich Weller	1859	I / P	14th	remodeled by Walcker
Amdorf	Protestant church		Aug. Laukhuff	1966-1967	I / p	4th	Organ positive with 4 divided registers
Asslar	Protestant church		Günter Hardt	1969	II / P	18th
Asslar	Christ king		Fischer & Krämer organ building	1980	II / P	31	originally built for Hochheim am Main , implemented by Oberlinger in 2004
Atzbach	Protestant church		unknown; Förster & Nicolaus	1637, 1997/1998	I / P	12	1783/1784 acquired used from the Dreikönigskirche in Frankfurt ; seven historical registers, five reconstructed
Ballersbach	Protestant church		EF Walcker & Cie.	1970	II / P	14th
Bechlingen	Protestant church						behind the prospectus of Grieb (1716)
Beilstein	Protestant church		Gerald Woehl	1974	II / P	21st	behind the case by N. Hausmann (1771) and including registers from the previous organs
Berghausen	Protestant church		Gerald Woehl	1967	II / P	11
Bermoll	Protestant church		Günter Hardt	1978	I / p	5
Bend	Protestant church		Daniel Raßmann	1837	II / P	18th	originally I / P / 12
Bend	Holy Spirit		Fischer & Krämer organ building	1987	II / P	21st
Bischoffen	Evangelical Wichernhaus		Oberlinger (organ building)	1980	I / p	5
Biskirchen	Protestant church		unknown	1970	II / P	14th
Bissenberg	Protestant church		Günter Hardt	1965	I / P	6th	originally built for Groß-Rechtenbach by an unknown organ builder in the 18th century; 1965 new building behind the old prospectus
Blasbach	Protestant church		Förster & Nicolaus	1962-1963	I / P	7th	behind the case of an organ that was bought second-hand in 1751
Bon bathing	Protestant church		Gustav Rassmann	1891	I / P	7th
Bon bathing	St. George
Brandoberndorf	Protestant church		Gustav Rassmann	1865	II / P	14th	Physharmonica on 2nd manual
Brandoberndorf	Mary help
Braunfels	Friedenskirche		Werner Bosch organ building	1983	II / P	21st
Braunfels	Catholic Church of St. Anna		Robert Knauf	1892	II / P	15th	Originally built for the church of St. Martin zu Wilnsdorf , sold to Braunfels in 1957, renovated in 1959 by Eduard Wagenbach, 1973 general overhaul by Förster & Nicolaus
Braunfels	Castle Church		Johann Friedrich Syer , Hardt Organ Builder	1766-1768, 1890/1950/1965	II / P	21st	originally a choir organ for the Arnsburg monastery , expanded by Hardt in 1890, rebuilt in 1950 and redesigned in 1965
Braunfels	St. Georgen cemetery church		Organ building Hardt		I / P	5
Breitscheid	Protestant church		Förster & Nicolaus	1953	II / P	11	Housing built or erected by Grieb / Dreuth in 1788
Castle	Protestant church		EF Walcker & Cie.	1963	II / P	10
Burgsolms	Protestant church		Günter Hardt	1968	II / P	27	behind the neo-Gothic prospect by August Hardt (1885)
Burgsolms	St. Elisabeth		Hans Peter Mebold	1987	II / P	13
Dalheim	Evangelical community center		Hans Peter Mebold	1991	II / P	18th
Dalheim	St. Mark		Fischer & Krämer organ building	1980	II / P	13
Daubhausen	Protestant church		Johann Georg Bürgy	1822	I / P	12	originally built for Biskirchen
Dillbrecht	Protestant church		EF Walcker & Cie.	1955	I.	4th
Dillenburg	Evangelical town church		Oberlinger (organ building)	1990-2016	III / P	44	behind the prospectus by Florentinus Wang (1719), new building expanded several times from 1990
Dillenburg	Heart of jesus		Johannes Klais organ building	1975	III / P	42	with horizontal trumpets
Dillheim	Jesus Christ Church		Oberlinger (organ building)	1970-1971	II / P	17th
Donsbach	Protestant church		Oberlinger (organ building)	1967	I / P	7th
Dorlar	Protestant church		Friedrich Eichler	1987	II / P	16	behind historical housing
Dorlar	Our Lady of Sorrows		Werner Bosch organ building	1960	I / P		electro-pneumatic
Dreisbach	Protestant church		Förster & Nicolaus	1989	I / P	5
Driedorf	Protestant church		Daniel Raßmann	1833	I / P	12
Driedorf	Catholic Church		Gerhardt	1953	II / P
Dutenhofen	Protestant church		Werner Bosch organ building	1979	II / P	15th	behind the historic main body of the 17th century, organ acquired from Oberkleen in 1827; Most of the pipes from 1905 from the previous organ by Förster & Nicolaus (1905)
Edingen	Protestant church		Cheese	1949	I / P	5
Ehringshausen	Assumption Day		Johannes Klais organ building	1966	II / P	16
Eibach	Protestant church
Eibelshausen	Protestant church		Paul Ott	1975	II / P	19th	Prospectus from 1893
Eibelshausen	Free Ev. local community		Gerhard Schmid	1990	II / P	6th	Manuals with alternating loops , model "Kleinorgel 68"
Eibelshausen	St. Joseph		EF Walcker & Cie.	1957	I / P	9
Eiershausen	Protestant church		Förster & Nicolaus	1953	I.	4th
Eisemroth	Protestant church		Daniel Raßmann	1835	I / P	13
Erda	Protestant church		Gustav Rassmann	1898	II / P	14th	Free-standing gaming table on the gallery parapet, mechanical cone drawer
Erdbach	Protestant church		Organ building Hardt	2002	I / P	5
Ewersbach	Protestant church		EF Walcker & Cie.	1988	II / P	13
Ewersbach	Free evangelical community		EF Walcker & Cie.	1988	II / P	13
Ewersbach	Heart of Mary		Eduard Wagenbach	1962	II / P	15th
Fellerdilln	Protestant church
Fellerdilln	To the holy angels		Hugo Mayer organ building	1979	II / P	8th	also an advance deduction
Fleisbach	Protestant church		Gustav Rassmann	1889	II / P	10
Frohnhausen	Protestant church		Gustav Rassmann	1870	II / P	14th	Physharmonica on 2nd manual
Garbenheim	Protestant church		Gustav Rassmann	1886	II / P	13
Greifenstein	Evangelical castle church		Friedrich and Guido Knauf	1869	I / P	14th
Griedelbach	Protestant church		Gustav Rassmann	1884	I / P	8th
Metropolises	Protestant church		Rassmann	1892	I / P	7th
Guntersdorf	Protestant church
Haiger	Protestant church		Florentinus Wang	1732	I / p	14th	Modifications in 1843 by Daniel Raßmann and 1905 by Gustav Raßmann , restorations in 1955 by Hardt and 1990 by Förster & Nicolaus
Haiger	Cemetery chapel		Förster & Nicolaus	1970	I / P	5
Haiger	Assumption Day		Eduard Wagenbach	1950	II / P	12
Herborn	Evangelical town church , main organ		EF Walcker & Cie.	1966	III / P	50
Herborn	Evangelical town church , chest organ		Hans Peter Mebold	1989	I.	2 ½
Herborn	St. Peter, main organ		Hugo Mayer organ building	1985	II / P	22nd
Herborn	St. Peter, crypt		Kilian Gottwald	2015	II / P	5
Herborn	Chapel of the Theological Seminary		Michael Becker organ building	around 1980	II / P	11	with Spanish shelf, originally built for the church music school in Frankfurt / Main and rearranged there by Förster & Nicolaus before 2004 , in 2004 transfer to Herborn by organ builder Schäfer
Hermannstein	Paulskirche		Daniel Raßmann	1837	I / P	12	largely preserved
Hirzenhain	Protestant church		Förster & Nicolaus	1958	I / P	7th
Hirzenhain	Catholic Church		Hugo Mayer organ building	1972	II / P	8th
Hochelheim	Protestant church		Günter Hardt	1970-1972	II / P	15th	behind the neo-baroque case by Hugo Böhm (1906)
Hochelheim	Holy Family		Otto Hoffmann	1985	I / P	11	also an advance deduction
Hohensolms	Protestant church		Günter Hardt	1980	II / P	11
Holzhausen	Protestant church		Günter Hardt	1960	I / P	6th
Hörbach	Protestant church
Hörnsheim	Protestant church		Günter Hardt	1972	II / P	8th
Large right brook	Protestant church		Günter Hardt	1962	II / P	8th
Katzenfurt	Protestant church		Günter Hardt	1967	II / P	13
Small right brook	Protestant church		unknown	around 1870	I / P	8th
Koelschhausen	Protestant church		Werner Bosch organ building	1997	II / P	12	also two preliminary prints
Kraftsolms	Protestant church		Organ building Hardt	1970	II / P	8th
Kröffelbach	Protestant church		Förster & Nicolaus	1995	II / P	9	Housing built or installed by Dreuth in 1786
Langenaubach	Church of the Resurrection		Förster & Nicolaus	2014	II / P	14th
Laufdorf	Protestant church		Günter Hardt	1967	II / P	10	Housing from 1776 ( Johann Andreas Heinemann ?)
Leun	Protestant church		Philipp Heinrich Bürgy / Johann Georg Bürgy	1808	I / P	13	→ Organ of the Protestant church in Leun
Leun	Assumption Day		Eduard Wagenbach	1962
Mademühlen	Protestant church
Almonds	Evangelical chapel		Werner Bosch organ building	1964	I / P	6th
Manderbach	Protestant church		Günter Hardt	1965	I / P	9
Medenbach	Protestant church		Karl-Heinrich Voigt	1876	I / P	9
Münchholzhausen	Protestant church		Förster & Nicolaus	1937	II / P	15th	electric pocket shop, behind the housing by Dreuth (around 1750?), replaced by an electronic instrument in 2002, the prospectus was retained.
Nanzenbach	Protestant church		EF Walcker & Cie.	1972	II / P	15th
Nauborn	Protestant church		EF Walcker & Cie.	1953	II / P	14th	Hardt added two registers on two empty loops
Naunheim	Protestant church		unknown	18th century	I / P	8th	originally built for the Weser Uplands
Nenderoth	Protestant church		Gustav Rassmann	1866	II / P	12
Neukirchen	Protestant church		Günter Hardt	1957	I / P	6th
Niederbiel	Protestant church		Günter Hardt	1961	I / P	8th	Renovation, remodeling, new construction equaled behind historic housing 1961-1962 two registers by Förster & Nicolaus adds
Niedergirmes	Christ Church		EF Walcker & Cie.	1951	II / P	21st
Niedergirmes	St. Walburgis		Förster & Nicolaus	1967	II / P	25th
Low temp	Protestant church
Niederquembach	Protestant church		Günter Hardt	1984	II / P
Niederroßbach	Protestant church
Niedereld	Protestant church		Günter Hardt	1970	II / P	15th
Niederweidbach	Marienkirche		Gustav Rassmann	1900	II / P	14th	Brochure from 1954
Niederwetz	Protestant church		EF Walcker & Cie.	1952	II / P	12	Expanded in 1872 by organ building Hardt
Oberbiel	Protestant church		Grieb?	around 1700	I / P	10	Moved to Oberbiel in 1784 by Johann Peter Rühl, supposedly from a castle or chateau in the area
Upper temp	Protestant church
Oberndorf (Siegbach)	Protestant church
Oberndorf (Solms)	Protestant church		Günter Hardt	1978	I / P	9	behind the prospectus from 1864 and incorporating part of the pipework of the previous organ
Oberquembach	Protestant church		Organ building Hardt		I / P	6th	behind housing by Gustav Raßmann (1889)
Oberroßbach	Protestant church		Voigt	1841	I / P	12
Oberscheld	Protestant church		Organ building Hardt	1938	II / P	8th
Oberweidbach	Protestant church		Organ building Hardt	1953	I.	4th
Oberwetz	Protestant church		Organ builder Friedrich Weigle	1930	II / P	7th	behind the brochure by Friedrich Dreuth (1800)
Offenbach	Protestant church		Gustav Rassmann	1865	I / P	12
Offdilln	Protestant church
Philippstein	Protestant church		EF Walcker & Cie.	1914	II / P	8th	behind the Dreuth prospectus
Rabenscheid	Protestant church
Reiskirchen	Protestant church		EF Walcker & Cie.	1952	I / P	9	behind housing by Grieb (?) (18th century)
Rittershausen	Protestant church		Werner Bosch organ building	1961	I / P	6th
Rodenbach	Protestant church
Rossbach	Protestant church
Roth (Driedorf)	Protestant church
Roth (Eschenburg)	Protestant church		Johannes Mayer	1750	I / P	11	originally for Friedberg Castle Church, implemented in 1849
Schönbach	Protestant church		unknown	1722	I / P	10	originally built for the court chapel of Ludwigsbrunn Palace (Old House) near Dillenburg; Implemented in 1769; Rebuilt by Kemper in 1954
Schwalbach	Protestant church		Günter Hardt	1970	II / P	16	New building behind the prospectus by Guido Knauf (1872)
Schwalbach	St. Joseph		Eduard Wagenbach		I / P	7th	electropneumatic cone store
Six heroes	Protestant church		EF Walcker & Cie.	1971	II / P	11	originally built for Dillenburg
Seelbach (Herborn)	Protestant church			around 1850
Simmersbach	Katharinenkirche		Daniel Raßmann	1896	I / P	7th
sense	Protestant church		Organ builder Friedrich Weigle	1901	II / P	10
sense	St. Michael		Werner Bosch organ building	1950s	II / P		electro-pneumatic
Stone bridges	Evangelical chapel		Florentinus Wang	1740s?	I / P	7th	Mostly preserved, restored in 2013 and supplemented with a free pedal
Steindorf	Protestant church		Johann Hartmann Bernhard	1834	I / P	9	remodeling in the 1960s
Stockhausen (Leun)	Kreuzkapelle		Günter Hardt	1973	I.	4th	Organ positive
Tiefenbach	Protestant church		Günter Hardt	1965	I / P	11	behind the prospectus of Dreuth (?) (around 1720)
Uckersdorf	Protestant church		Gerald Woehl	1970	I / P	7th
Ulm	Protestant church		Friedrich Dreuth	1774	I / p	9
Full churches	Protestant church		Henrich Jacob Syer	1776	I / P	8th	originally without pedal, moved to the new church in 1957, restored in 1984 by Werner Bosch Orgelbau .
Volpertshausen	Old church		Johann Georg Dreuth	1756			Case remains preserved, originally (I / P / 8)
Volpertshausen	Protestant church		Werner Bosch organ building	around 1965	I / P	5
Waldgirmes	Protestant church		Bernhard brothers	1894-1895	I / P	9	mechanical cone tray; 2010 restoration by Günter Hardt
Weidelbach	Protestant church		Förster & Nicolaus	1993	I / P	5
Weiperfelden	Protestant church		Gustav Rassmann	1886	I / P	6th
Werdorf	Protestant church		EF Walcker & Cie.	1953	II / P	13
Wetzlar	St. Boniface		Westphalian organ builder S. Sauer				moved from St. Elisabeth in Wetzlar and stored
Wetzlar	Franciscan Church		Jürgen Ahrend organ building	1989	II / P	22nd	behind the prospectus by Philipp Heinrich Bürgy (1803)
Wetzlar	Mercy Church
Wetzlar	Hospital Church		EF Walcker & Cie.	1931	II / P	27	behind the brochure by Johann Andreas Heinemann
Wetzlar	Kreuzkirche, main organ		Werner Bosch organ building	1963	II / P	21st	Expanded by Bosch in 1987
Wetzlar	Kreuzkirche, positive		Werner Bosch organ building	1981	I.	6th
Wetzlar	Magdalenenkirche		August Hardt	1960	I / P	6th
Wetzlar	Michaelis Chapel						Free pipe prospectus
Wetzlar	St. Walburgis		Förster & Nicolaus	1967	II / P	25th
Wetzlar	Wetzlar Cathedral		Rudolf von Beckerath organ building	1953	III / P	49
Wilsbach	Protestant church		Gustav Rassmann	1892	I / P	7th
Wissenbach	Protestant church		GF Steinmeyer & Co.	1954	I / P	8th	underhanded, free pipe prospectus

literature

• Franz Bösken: Sources and research on the organ history of the Middle Rhine (=  contributions to the Middle Rhine music history . Volume 7.1 ). tape 2 : The area of ​​the former administrative district of Wiesbaden. Part 1: A-K . Schott, Mainz 1975, ISBN 3-7957-1307-2 .
• Franz Bösken: Sources and research on the organ history of the Middle Rhine (=  contributions to the Middle Rhine music history . Volume 7.2 ). tape 2 : The area of ​​the former administrative district of Wiesbaden. Part 2: L-Z . Schott, Mainz 1975, ISBN 3-7957-1370-6 .
• Krystian Skoczowski : The organ building family Zinck. A contribution to the research of organ building in the Wetterau and the Kinzig valley in the 18th century. Haag + Herchen, Hanau 2018, ISBN 978-3-89846-824-4 .
• Wenzel Hübner: 21,000 organs from all over the world. 1945–1985 (=  sources and studies on music history from antiquity to the present; 7 ). P. Lang, Frankfurt am Main 1986, ISBN 978-3-8204-9454-9 .

Web links

Commons : Organs in the Lahn-Dill-Kreis  - collection of pictures, videos and audio files

• Organ arena Lahn / Dill 2017 (PDF)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Organ index: Organ in Albshausen , accessed on June 20, 2019.
2. ^ Bösken, Fischer: Sources and research on the organ history of the Middle Rhine. Vol 2, Part. 1: A-K . 1975, p. 36.
3. ^ Organ in Bissenberg , accessed on June 30, 2019.
4. ^ Bösken: Sources and research on the organ history of the Middle Rhine. Vol. 2, Part 2: L – Z. 1975, p. 714 f.
5. ^ Organ in Roth (Eschenburg) , accessed on June 20, 2019.
6. ^ Bösken, Fischer: Sources and research on the organ history of the Middle Rhine. Vol 2, part. 2: L-Z . 1975, p. 744.
7. ↑ Organ index: Organ in Steindorf , accessed on June 20, 2019.
8. ↑ Skoczowski: The organ builder family Zinck. 2018, p. 41
9. ^ Bösken, Fischer: Sources and research on the organ history of the Middle Rhine. Vol 2, part. 2: L-Z . 1975, p. 785.