List of organs in the Wetterau district

The list of organs in the Wetteraukreis includes all preserved pipe organs in the Wetteraukreis . It is a supplement to the main article Organ Landscape Hessen , in which further literature can be found.

Organ list

The main builders are listed in the fifth column; Cooperation between several organ builders is indicated by a slash, later modifications by commas. In the seventh column, the Roman number denotes the number of manuals , a capital “P” indicates an independent pedal , a lowercase “p” denotes an attached pedal and the Arabic number in the penultimate column indicates the number of sounding registers.

place	building	image	Municipality or city	Organ builder	year	Manuals	register	Remarks
Altenstadt (Hesse)	St. Andrew		Altenstadt (Hesse)	Walcker	1970	II / P	19th
Altenstadt (Hesse)	Engelthal Monastery , monastery church		Altenstadt (Hesse)	Gebr. Oberlinger	1980	II / P	30th	behind the historical prospectus (1768) and including older registers
Altenstadt (Hesse)	St. Nikolai		Altenstadt (Hesse)	Heinrich Bechstein	1910	I / P	11	behind a baroque prospect by Johann Friedrich Macrander (1712), which was widened by two pipe fields
Assenheim (Niddatal)	Protestant church		Niddatal	Gebr. Link	1928	II / P	14th	behind the prospectus of Dreuth (1786)
Aulendiebach	Protestant church		Büdingen	Walcker	1974	I / P	6th
Bad Nauheim	St. Boniface		Bad Nauheim	Gebr. Link	1996	II / P	34	replaces a Walcker organ from 1969
Bad Nauheim	Dankeskirche , main organ		Bad Nauheim	Eberhard Friedrich Walcker , Walcker	1906, 1964, 2011	III / P	52	1964 new building using 15 registers (in whole or in part); 2011 Reconstruction of the Fernwerk → Organ
Bad Nauheim	Dankeskirche, choir organ		Bad Nauheim	Walcker	1964	I.	5	remotely controllable from the main organ III
Bad Nauheim	Ev. Johanneskirche		Bad Nauheim	Lothar Simon	1978	II / P	15th	Slider chests, electric stop action
Bad Salzhausen	Evangelical chapel		Nidda	Förster & Nicolaus	1981	II / P	11
Bad Vilbel	Evangelical Resurrection Church		Bad Vilbel	Johann Friedrich Syer	1753-1754	I / P	13	receive
Bad Vilbel	Transfiguration of Christ		Bad Vilbel	Hugo Mayer	2002	II / P	23	4 transmissions in the pedal
Bad Vilbel	St. Nicholas		Bad Vilbel	Fischer & Chandler	1996	II / P	27
Farmer's home	Protestant church		Friedberg (Hesse)	Förster & Nicolaus	1899	I / P	6th
Beienheim	Protestant church		Reichelsheim (Wetterau)	Blank	1963	II / P	11
Bellmuth	Protestant church		Ranstadt
Bergheim (Ortenberg)	Evangelical Church Bergheim		Ortenberg (Hesse)	Förster & Nicolaus	1924	II / P	10	behind the prospectus by Philipp Heinrich Bürgy (1812)
Berstadt	Protestant church		Wolfersheim	Förster & Nicolaus	1962	II / P	14th
Bindsachsen	Protestant church		Kefenrod	Werner Bosch	1987	I / P	6th
Bingenheim	Protestant church		Echzell	Johann Georg Förster	1893	II / P	12	mechanical cone shop; preserved unchanged
Bite	Protestant church		Echzell	Johann Georg Bürgy	1835	I / P	10	rebuilt several times; received some registers
Bleichenbach	Protestant church		Ortenberg (Hesse)	Philipp Heinrich Bürgy / Johann Georg Bürgy	1803	I / P	13 (16)	largely preserved
Soil dig	Protestant church		Butzbach	Förster & Nicolaus	1964	I / p	5
Borsdorf (Nidda)	Protestant church		Nidda	Johann Hartmann Bernhard	1821-1822	I / P	12	In 1960 Förster & Nicolaus Pedallade expanded and 2 manual registers added, which were replaced by Werner Bosch in 1986
Rupture bridges	Evangelical parish church		Friedberg (Hesse)	Ratzmann	1891	I / P	7th
Büdingen	St. Boniface		Büdingen	Werner Bosch	1987	II / P	21st
Büdingen	Marienkirche		Büdingen	Gebr. Hillebrand	1971	II / P	29
Büdingen	St. Remigius		Büdingen	Förster & Nicolaus	1969	I / P	6th	originally for high school in Giessen
Büdingen	Castle chapel		Büdingen	Hendrik Ahrend	1996	I.	7th
Burgbracht	Protestant church		Kefenrod	Förster & Nicolaus	1911	I / P	6th	behind the prospectus by Johann Friedrich Syer (1738, attribution)
Burg-Graefenrode	Protestant church		Karben	Förster & Nicolaus	1912	II / P	8th	behind the prospectus von Dreuth (1781–1784), pneumatic action
Butzbach	Markuskirche , main organ		Butzbach	Metzler organ building	1990	II / P	22nd	New building behind the historical prospectus by Georg Wagner (1614) → organ
Butzbach	Markuskirche, choir organ		Butzbach	Förster & Nicolaus	1904	II / P	25th	pneumatic cone tray
Butzbach	St. Gottfried		Butzbach	Jehmlich organ building Dresden	2001	II / P	27	electric stop action, swell is designed in a French-romantic style
Permanent home	Protestant church		Ranstadt	Johann Andreas Heinemann , Johann Stockhausen	1794, 1953	I / P	15th	built together with Heinemann's son-in-law Rühl; most of the registers preserved; 1953 some registers rearranged
Dorheim (Friedberg)	Johanniskirche		Friedberg (Hesse)	Wilhelm August Ratzmann	1855	I / P	12
Dorn-Assenheim	St. Mary Magdalene		Reichelsheim (Wetterau)	Hugo Mayer	2002	II / P	16	also 3 advance prints
Dortelweil	Protestant church		Bad Vilbel	Johann Hartmann Bernhard	around 1825	I / P	11	Attribution, most of the registers preserved
Dortelweil	St. Mary		Bad Vilbel	Emanuel Kemper	1966	II / P	18th
Düdelsheim	Protestant church		Büdingen	Förster & Nicolaus	1921	II / P	15th
Düdelsheim	St. Joseph		Büdingen	Förster & Nicolaus	1921	II / P	17th
Ebersgöns	Protestant church		Butzbach	Friedrich Weigle	1938	II / P	7th	behind brochure by Johann Georg Bürgy (1835, attribution)
Echzell	Protestant church		Echzell	Emil Hammer	1964	II / P	15th
Echzell	Holy cross		Echzell	Joseph Goebel	1956	II / P	12
Eckartshausen (Büdingen)	Protestant church		Büdingen	Johann Georg Förster , Förster & Nicolaus	1881, 1970	I / P	11	1970 New building behind the prospectus of the previous organ and partly incorporating old registers
Effolderbach	Protestant church		Ortenberg (Hesse)	Johann Georg Förster	1860	I / P	8th
Eichelsdorf (Nidda)	Protestant church		Nidda	Werner Bosch	1965	II / P	12
Enzheim (Altenstadt)	Protestant church		Altenstadt (Hesse)	Friedrich Wilhelm Bernhard	1842	I / P	6th
Fauerbach near Friedberg	Protestant church		Friedberg (Hesse)	Förster & Nicolaus	1898	II / P	8th	original side play table out of order, new electric play table under the organ gallery
Fauerbach (Nidda)	Protestant church		Nidda	Emil Hammer	1967	I / P	6th	split manual registers
Fauerbach in front of the height	Protestant church		Butzbach	Wilhelm August Ratzmann	1870	II / P	12	neo-Gothic prospectus
Friedberg (Hesse)	Castle Church		Friedberg (Hesse)	Johann Georg Förster	1848	I / P	12	1889 Extension conversion by Förster
Friedberg (Hesse)	Community Center West		Friedberg (Hesse)	Böttner	1979	I / P	5
Friedberg (Hesse)	St. George's Chapel		Friedberg (Hesse)	Erich Breitmann	1960	I / P	6th	originally transferred for Dorheim, St. Anna, 1982
Friedberg (Hesse)	Holy Spirit Church		Friedberg (Hesse)	Walcker	1959	II / P	20th	originally for Heusenstamm
Friedberg (Hesse)	Assumption Day		Friedberg (Hesse)	Erich Breitmann	1973	I / P	10
Friedberg (Hesse)	City Church Friedberg		Friedberg (Hesse)	Werner Bosch	1965	III / P	45
Gambach (Munzenberg)	Evangelical Reformed Church		Munzenberg	Friedrich Wilhelm Bernhard	1854	I / P	15th	rebuilt several times
Gambach (Munzenberg)	Assumption Day		Munzenberg	Emanuel Kemper	1960	I / P	5
Gedern	Protestant church		Gedern	Bernhard Schmidt	1962	II / P	22nd
Gedern	St. Peter		Gedern	Bernhard Schmidt	1965	II / P	22nd
Goat-Nidda	Protestant church		Nidda	Lothar Hinz	1967	II / P	13
Gel hair	Protestant church		Ortenberg (Hesse)	Georg Franz Ratzmann	1844	I / P	10	originally for Bellings
Gettenau	Protestant church		Echzell	Johann Georg Förster	1844	I / P	11
Glassworks (Hirzenhain)	Protestant church		Hirzenhain	Hardt	1958	I.	4th
Griedel	Protestant church		Butzbach	August Bernhard	1911	II / P	10	behind the prospectus by Johann Georg Dreuth (around 1750, attribution)
Gronau (Bad Vilbel)	Protestant church		Bad Vilbel	Walcker	1968	II / P	11	behind the prospectus by Johann Friedrich Syer (1778)
Groß-Karben	Evangelical parish church		Karben	Philipp Heinrich Bürgy	1805-1806	I / P	12	Rearranged in 1889 and 1951; largely preserved
Hainchen (Limeshain)	Evangelical parish church		Limeshain	Bernhard Dreymann	1834	I / P	17th	1936 renovation
Hausen-Oes	Protestant church		Butzbach	Walcker	1962	I / P	6th
Heegheim	Protestant church		Altenstadt (Hesse)	Förster & Nicolaus	1959	I / P	7th
Heilsberg (Bad Vilbel)	Ev. Holy Spirit Church		Bad Vilbel	Paul Ott	1969	II / P	27
Herrnhaag	Protestant church		Büdingen	Gustav Ratzmann	1845	I / P	11	1965 remodeling by Bernhard Schmidt; 6 Ratzmann registers preserved
Heuchelheim (Reichelsheim)	Protestant church		Reichelsheim (Wetterau)	Friedrich Wilhelm Bernhard	1859	I / P	6th
Hirzenhain	Ev. Church , main organ		Hirzenhain	Gebr. Oberlinger	1976	III / P	33	behind housing by Stumm (1743)
Hirzenhain	Ev. Church, choir organ		Hirzenhain	Georg Link, Oberlinger Brothers	1841, 1974	I / P	10	1974 restoration
Hitzkirchen	Evangelical parish church		Kefenrod	Hardt	1978	I / P	6th
Hoch-Weisel	Protestant church		Butzbach	Johann Friedrich Syer	1752-1755	I / P	12	largely preserved
At the top of the Nidder	St. Martin		Altenstadt (Hesse)	Förster & Nicolaus	1959	I / P	6th
At the top of the Nidder	Protestant church		Altenstadt (Hesse)	Gebr. Oberlinger	1969/1979	II / P	16	behind historical prospectus
Ilbenstadt	Protestant church		Niddatal	Förster & Nicolaus	1965	I.	3
Ilbenstadt	Ilbenstadt Monastery , minor basilica		Niddatal	Johann Onimus	1733-1735	II / P	30th	1930 and 1970 conversions
Kaichen (Niddatal)	Evangelical parish church		Niddatal	Johann Georg Förster	1857	II / P	12	mechanical cone shop; 1972 remodeling and 2007 restoration by Förster & Nicolaus
Kefenrod	Evangelical parish church		Kefenrod	Johann Wilhelm Müßig, Georg Link / Philipp Meinhardt	1696, 1839	I / P	10	originally built for Langenselbold; Relocated to Kefenrod in 1834 and expanded to include an independent pedal in 1839
Kirch-Göns	Protestant church		Butzbach	Johann Andreas Heinemann	around 1790	I / P	9	In 1835 Adam Karl added Bernhard Pedal and replaced a register.
Klein-Karben	St. Michaelis		Karben	Werner Bosch	1978	II / P	10
Klein-Karben	St. Boniface		Karben	Fischer & Chandler	1997	II / P	21st
Kloppenheim (Karben)	St. John Nepomuk		Karben	Wilhelm Schwarz & Son	1963	I / P	6th
Langenhain-Ziegenberg	Protestant church		Ober-Mörlen	Förster & Nicolaus	1946	II / P	11
Hedge hedges	Protestant church		Florstadt	Werner Bosch	1999	I / P	5
Lindheim	church		Altenstadt (Hesse)	Karl Lötzerich	1973	II / P	12
Lißberg	Protestant church		Ortenberg (Hesse)	Gebr. Hillebrand	1973	I / P	13
Maibach	Protestant church		Butzbach	Daniel Raßmann	1851	I / P	9	largely preserved
Massenheim (Bad Vilbel)	Protestant church		Bad Vilbel	Adam Karl Bernhard	1869	I / P	7th
Massenheim (Bad Vilbel)	Heart of jesus		Bad Vilbel	Klais	1960	II / P	15th
Melbach	Protestant church		Wolfersheim	Johann Georg Bürgy	1816-1823	I / P	12	rebuilt several times
Middle Seemen	Protestant church		Gedern	Förster & Nicolaus	1906	I / P	6th
Munster (Butzbach)	Protestant church		Butzbach	Förster & Nicolaus	1948	II / P	9	pneumatic cone store, behind the prospectus by Johann Friedrich Syer (2nd half of the 18th century, attribution)
Munzenberg	Protestant church		Munzenberg	Förster & Nicolaus	1963	II / P	14th	behind brochure from Gebr. Link (1897), pneumatic cone store
Munzenberg	St. Nicholas		Munzenberg	Bernhard Schmidt	1984	I / p	3
Nidda	Church of Our Lady		Nidda	Andreas Schmidt	2009	II / P	18th
Nidda	City Church of the Holy Spirit		Nidda	Hermann Eule organ building Bautzen	2018	II / P	24	New building in the Hessian-Central German Baroque style behind the Rococo prospect by Johann Andreas Heinemann (1781)
Nieder-Florstadt	Protestant church		Florstadt	Werner Bosch	1965	II / P	20th
Nieder-Florstadt	St. Willigis		Florstadt	Walcker	1965	I / P	8th
Nieder-Mörlen	Evangelical Christ Church		Bad Nauheim	Förster & Nicolaus	1962	I / P	5
Nieder-Mörlen	Assumption Day		Bad Nauheim	Förster & Nicolaus	1974	II / P	18th
Nieder-Rosbach	Evangelical parish church		Rosbach vor der Höhe	Gebr. Oberlinger	1979	I / P	10	behind historical prospectus (probably the first organ by Nikolaus Boller, 1702)
Nieder-Seemen	Protestant church		Gedern	Förster & Nicolaus	1914	I / P	5
Nieder-Weisel	Protestant church		Butzbach	Gebr. Link	1928	II / P	20th	Free pipe prospectus, pneumatic cone chests
Nieder-Weisel	Commander Church		Butzbach	Förster & Nicolaus	1995	I / P	7th
Nieder-Wöllstadt	Protestant church		Wöllstadt	Gebr. Oberlinger	1983	II / P	18th
Oberau (Altenstadt)	church		Altenstadt (Hesse)	Johann Georg Förster	1865	II / P	11
Upper listeners	Evangelical Reformed Church		Munzenberg	Johann Hartmann Bernhard , Förster & Nicolaus	1839, 1971	I / P	13	preserved almost unchanged; 1971 restored and added manual trumpet 8 ′ and pedal choral bass 4 ′ on free loops
Ober-Lais	Protestant church		Nidda	Bruno Döring	1977	II / P	12
Ober-Mockstadt	Protestant church		Ranstadt	Johann Hartmann Bernhard	1817	I / P	14th
Ober-Mörlen	Gustav Adolf Chapel		Ober-Mörlen	Förster & Nicolaus	1964	I / P	5
Ober-Mörlen	St. Remigius		Ober-Mörlen	Erich Breitmann	1973	II / P	22nd
Ober-Rosbach	Evangelical parish church		Rosbach vor der Höhe	Johann Friedrich Syer , Förster & Nicolaus , Andreas M. Ott	1758	I / P	13	1899 new register "Geigenprincipal 8 ′" by Lehleitner; 1917 Delivery of the prospectus pipes; 1977 restoration and renewal of the prospectus; Organ largely preserved
Ober-Rosbach	St. Michael		Rosbach vor der Höhe	Josef Wilbrand, Übach-Palenberg	1994	II / P	23	initially commissioned from Eule Orgelbau Bautzen , which canceled after the end of the GDR; immediately afterwards "redesigned" (including 4 tongue registers)
Ober-Schmitten	Protestant church		Nidda	Gebr. Oberlinger	1975	I / P	9
Ober-Schmitten	St. Stephen		Nidda	Walcker	1960	I / P	7th
Ober-Seemen	Protestant church		Gedern	Bruno Döring	1976	I / P	10
Ober-Widdersheim	Protestant church		Nidda	Förster & Nicolaus	1928, 1952	II / P	9	behind the prospectus by H. Krämer (1832), expanded in 1952
Ober-Wöllstadt	St. Stephen		Wöllstadt	Josef Wilbrand	1992
Ockstadt	St. Jacob		Friedberg (Hesse)	Gebr. Oberlinger	1978	II / P	28
Okarben	Protestant church		Karben	Förster & Nicolaus	1908	II / P	8th	Opus 128, behind the prospectus by Johann Georg Zinck (1747)
Okarben	St. Mary's Birth		Karben	Pfaff	1964	I / P	6th
Oppershofen	St. Laurence		Rockenberg	Michael Korfer	1912	II / P	16	in case by Johann Hartmann Bernhard (1830)
Ortenberg (Hesse)	Christ the King		Ortenberg (Hesse)	Bernhard Schmidt	1982	I / P	8th
Ortenberg (Hesse)	Ev. St. Marien Castle Church, main organ		Ortenberg (Hesse)	Förster & Nicolaus	1939	II / P	17th	New building behind the prospectus by Johann Andreas Heinemann (1784), electric cone shop
Ortenberg (Hesse)	Ev. St. Marien Castle Church, choir organ		Ortenberg (Hesse)	Förster & Nicolaus	around 1985	I.	3
Ossenheim	Evangelical parish church		Friedberg (Hesse)	Walcker	1971	I / P	7th
Ostheim (Butzbach)	Protestant church		Butzbach	Förster & Nicolaus	1979	I / P	7th	behind the prospectus by Johann Friedrich Syer (1754)
Petterweil	St. Bardo		Karben	Mebold	2011	II / P	15th
Petterweil	St. Martin		Karben	Adam Eifert , Förster & Nicolaus	1901, 1970/71	II / P	10	behind neo-Romanesque prospectus; largely preserved; In 1971, two 8-foot registers were shortened to 2 feet.
Pohl-Göns	Protestant church		Butzbach	Friedrich Wilhelm Bernhard	1841	I / P	10	after several alterations in 1982 by Gerald Woehl restored and original disposition restored
Ranstadt	Protestant church		Ranstadt	Johann Georg and Johann Conrad Zinck , Oberlinger brothers	1770, 1983	I / P	9	New building to be reconstructed in 1983, two Zinck ceilings and housing preserved
Ranstadt	St. Anna		Ranstadt	Walcker	1985	II / P	15th
Reichelsheim (Wetterau)	Protestant church		Reichelsheim (Wetterau)	Förster & Nicolaus	1969	I / P	7th
Rendel	Evangelical parish church		Karben	Rudolph Bernhard	1862	II / P	16	behind neo-Romanesque prospectus
Cattle bends	Protestant church		Büdingen	Bernhard Schmidt	1965	I / P	7th	in case of an unknown organ builder (attribution to Zinck , before 1736)
Rockenberg	Gustav Adolf Church		Rockenberg	Georg Heinrich Keller	1849	I / P	5	originally built for Darmstadt prison
Rockenberg	Marienkirche		Rockenberg	Förster & Nicolaus	1926	II / P	12	behind the Rococo prospect of an unknown organ builder (around 1760)
Rockenberg	St. Gallus		Rockenberg	Förster & Nicolaus	1971	II / P	21st	probably behind prospectus of Johann Georg Bürgy (1808/1809), the organ of Georg Henrich Wagner from Kloster Arnsburg transposed
Rodenbach (Altenstadt)	Protestant church		Altenstadt (Hesse)	Georg Wagner ?	1621	I.	8th	1970 Reconstruction by Rudolf von Beckerath
Rodheim before the height	Protestant church		Rosbach vor der Höhe	Gebr. Oberlinger	1982	II / P	15th	in housing by Förster & Nicolaus (1903)
Rohrbach (Büdingen)	Evangelical parish church		Büdingen	Johann Conrad Bürgy	1789	I / P	10	1967 rearranged, new console, range expanded
Rommelhausen	Protestant church		Limeshain	Wilhelm Wagner	1960	I.	5
Schwalheim	Protestant church		Bad Nauheim	Ratzmann	1907	II / P	16
Schwalheim	Chapel of Our Lady		Bad Nauheim	Förster & Nicolaus	1928	II / P	16
Schwickartshausen	Protestant church		Nidda	Förster & Nicolaus	1913	I / P	8th
Selters (Ortenberg)	Evangelical parish church		Ortenberg (Hesse)	Daniel Raßmann	1852	I / P	12	largely preserved
Staden (Florstadt)	Evangelical parish church		Florstadt	Friedrich Wilhelm Bernhard	1830-1837
Stammheim (Florstadt)	Evangelical parish church		Florstadt	Förster & Nicolaus	1908	I / P	11	behind the prospectus by Johann Friedrich Syer (around 1752)
Steinfurth (Bad Nauheim)	Evangelical parish church		Bad Nauheim	Förster & Nicolaus	1971	II / P	14th	behind the prospectus from Johann Georg or Johann Henrich Zinck
Stockheim (Glauburg)	St. Jude Thaddaeus		Glauburg	Bernhard Schmidt	1982	I / P	7th
Stockheim (Glauburg)	Protestant church		Glauburg	Johann Friedrich Syer	1774-1775	I / P	9	New building behind the prospectus by Johann Philipp Zinck (1726); Register largely preserved
Stornfels	Protestant church		Nidda	Georg Link	1837	I / P	7th
Trais Munzenberg	Protestant church		Munzenberg	Förster & Nicolaus	1928	II / P	8th	pneumatic cone store , behind the prospectus by Johann Georg Dreuth (around 1750, attribution)
Ulfa (Nidda)	Protestant church		Nidda	Förster & Nicolaus	1970	II / P	12
Under-Lais	Protestant church		Nidda	Bruno Döring	1999	I.	4th	Positive with three divided registers
Usenborn	Laurentiuskirche		Ortenberg (Hesse)	Förster & Nicolaus	1993	I / P	6th
Usenborn	St. Simon Judae Church		Ortenberg (Hesse)	Karl Lötzerich	1973	I / P	7th
Wallernhausen	Protestant church		Nidda	Förster & Nicolaus	1906	II / P	12	Brochure by Johannes Bien (before 1720)
Weckesheim	Protestant church		Reichelsheim (Wetterau)	Ratzmann	1896	I / P	6th
Wenings	Evangelical parish church		Gedern	Johann Georg Förster	1857	II / P	13	currently unplayable
Wenings	Mary Queen of Peace		Gedern		1997
Wickstadt	St. Nicholas		Niddatal		1864	I / P	9
Wickstadt	Protestant church		Niddatal
Wisselsheim	Protestant church		Bad Nauheim	Werner Bosch	1966	I / P	6th
Wolfersheim	Evangelical Reformed Church		Wolfersheim	Bernhard brothers	1877	II / P	13
Wolfersheim	Christ the King		Wolfersheim	Borner	1988	II / P	11
Wohnbach	Protestant church		Wolfersheim	Förster & Nicolaus	1978	II / P	12	behind the brochure by Johann Georg Förster (1866)
Wolf (Büdingen)	Protestant church		Büdingen	Hardt	2012
Wolferborn	Protestant church		Büdingen	Ratzmann	1868	I / P	9

literature

• Franz Bösken: Sources and research on the organ history of the Middle Rhine. (=  Contributions to the music history of the Middle Rhine . 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 .
• Franz Bösken, Hermann Fischer: Sources and research on the organ history of the Middle Rhine (=  contributions to the Middle Rhine music history . Volume 29.1 ). tape 3 : Former province of Upper Hesse. Part 1: A-L . Schott, Mainz 1988, ISBN 3-7957-1330-7 .
• Franz Bösken, Hermann Fischer: Sources and research on the organ history of the Middle Rhine (=  contributions to the Middle Rhine music history . Volume 29.2 ). tape 3 : Former province of Upper Hesse. Part 2: M-Z . Schott, Mainz 1988, ISBN 3-7957-1331-5 .
• Wenzel Hübner: 21,000 organs from all over the world. 1945–1985 (=  sources and studies on music history from antiquity to the present day . Volume 7 ). P. Lang, Frankfurt am Main 1986, ISBN 978-3-8204-9454-9 .

Web links

Commons : Organs in the Wetteraukreis  - collection of pictures, videos and audio files

• organindex.de: Wetteraukreis

Individual evidence

1. ^ Bösken, Fischer: Sources and research on the organ history of the Middle Rhine. : Volume 3, Part 1, A-L . 1988, p. 129 f.
2. ^ Bösken, Fischer: Sources and research on the organ history of the Middle Rhine. : Volume 3, Part 1, A-L . 1988, p. 199 f.
3. ^ Bösken, Fischer: Sources and research on the organ history of the Middle Rhine. : Volume 3, Part 1, A-L . 1988, p. 243.
4. ^ Bösken: Sources and research on the organ history of the Middle Rhine. Vol 2, Part. 1: A-K . 1975, p. 149.
5. ^ Organ in Rendel , accessed on March 26, 2018.
6. ↑ According to Hildegard Schmidt, the prospectus from Georg Wagner in St. Gallus has been preserved: Catholic parish of St. Gallus Rockenberg (ed.): 250 years of St. Gallus Rockenberg. A parish through the ages. 1754-2004. Rockenberg 2004, pp. 227-231.
7. ^ Organ in Rommelhausen , accessed on March 26, 2018.
8. ^ Bösken, Fischer: Sources and research on the organ history of the Middle Rhine. Vol. 3, Part 2: M-Z . 1988, p. 915 f.