List of organs in Lübeck

The list of organs in Lübeck includes all preserved pipe organs of the Hanseatic city of Lübeck .

There are over 80 organs in the city, a dozen of which are more than 100 years old. The large and small organs in the Jakobikirche are world-famous, and some of their pipe stock dates from the late Gothic period (1460s). In addition to three small baroque organs from the 18th century, some instruments from the German-Romantic era have been preserved. About 15 instruments go back to the Lübeck-based company Kemper & Sohn , seven to Klaus Becker , and EF Walcker & Cie. six and five works each on Marcussen & Søn and Hinrich Otto Paschen . The organs are found in churches, chapels, hospitals, concert halls, the university and the Vorwerker Diakonie or are privately owned. The Musikhochschule Lübeck has ten instruments.

In the fifth column, the Roman number denotes the number of manuals , a capital "P" denotes an independent pedal , a small "p" denotes an attached pedal and the Arabic number in the penultimate column denotes the number of sounding registers .

building	image	Organ builder	year	Manuals	register	Remarks
Advent Church		Stahlhuth	1982	II / P	21st
Aegidienkirche (large organ)		Johannes Klais	1982	III / P	42	behind the historical prospectus by Hans Scherer the Younger (1624–1625), prospectus pipes by Hans Hantelmann (1714–1715)
Aegidienkirche (positive)		Klaus Becker	1980	I / p	4th	Registers from older holdings (3 from 1940)
St. Andreas (Schlutup)		P. Bruhn & Søn	1989	II / P	21st	Rückpositiv swellable
St. Anne's Museum		unknown	1720	I.	5	Cabinet organ, which was moved to the Katharineum in Lübeck in 1902
Church of the Resurrection		Gebr. Hillebrand	1980	II / P	15th
St. Augustine		Emil Hammer	1973	II / P	10
St. Boniface		Kemper & Son	1978	II / P	14th
St. Brigitta		EF Walcker & Cie.	1968	II / P	11
Bugenhagenkirche		Emil Hammer	1996	II / P	20th	4 pedal transmissions
Christian community		Klaus Becker	1976	I.	3	positive
St. Christophorus (Eichholz)		Kemper & Son	1949	II / P	12	until 1951 in St. Petri (community hall) and until 1957 in St.-Jürgen-Kapelle
Dietrich Bonhoeffer Chapel		W. Sauer organ building Frankfurt (Oder)	1968	I / P	8th	neo-baroque positive
Dreifaltigkeitskirche (Kücknitz)		Kemper & Son	1967	II / P	19th
Friedenskirche		Kemper & Son	1957	II / P	16	1974 transfer to a new church
Cemetery chapel (Travemünde)		Klaus Sebastian	1984	I.	4th	underplay
Friedrich von Bodelschwingh Church		Rieger	1983	II / P	24
St. George's Church (Genin)		Kemper & Son , Martin Bober	1904-1905, 1976-1977	II / P	16	behind historical prospectus from the 18th century; Double cell drawer
St. Georg (Travemünde)		Klaus Becker	1981	II / P	12	with double doors
St. Gertrud Church		EF Walcker & Cie.	1910, 1980	II / P	36	opus 1537/5744, in the German-Romantic style; 1980 extended by an auxiliaire with 6 registers on additional drawer (playable in the 2nd manual)
Holy Spirit Church		Heinz Hoffmann	1980	II / P	14th
Provost church Herz Jesu (main organ)		Organ building Kuhn	1998	III / P	30th
Provost church Herz Jesu (chest organ)		Henk Klop	2002	I.	5	Chest organ with transposition device
Jakobikirche (large organ)		unknown, Hans Köster, Joachim Richborn , Karl Schuke	1465/1466/1504, 1573, 1673, 1981	IV / P	64	Grown condition: Gothic main work prospectus and some pipe material, positive back from Köster, chest and pedal work from Richborn, restoration and restoration by Schuke → organ
Jakobikirche (small organ)		unknown, Friedrich Stellwagen , Gebr. Hillebrand	1467/1515, 1637, 1977-1988	III / P	31	3 Gothic stops in full and 3 in part, 14–15 preserved from Stellwagen → organ
Jakobikirche (Richborn-Positive)		Mads Kjersgaard	1999-2000	I.	8th	Reconstruction behind the historical case by Joachim Richborn (1673) → organ
Jakobikirche (Vogt-positive)		Theodor Vogt	around 1835	I.	4th	originally owned by the Lübeck Lodge, from 1984 the Jakobigemeinde
Jakobikirche (Hugo Distler house organ)		Paul Ott	1938	II / P	15th	originally in Stuttgart, Hugo Distler's house; since 1992 in the Distler-Saal of the Jakobikirche
Jakobikirche (chest organ)		Johannes Rohlf	1993	I.	4th	Chest organ with transposition device; based on Gottlieb Näser (1734)
St. Johannes (Kücknitz) (main organ)		Detlef Kleuker	1977	II / P	22nd
St. Johannes (Kücknitz) ("string organ")		Kemper & Son , Klaus Becker	1946, 1988	I / p	3	with thread fracture, restored and redesigned in 1988
Johann-Hinrich-Wichern Church (Moisling)		Kemper & Son	1970	II / P	22nd	built at right angles
St. Joseph (Kücknitz)		Marcussen & Søn , Klaus Becker	1880, 1981-1982	I / P	10	originally built for Bad Segeberg (I / P / 5), implemented in 1927, expansion 1981–1982
St. Jürgen Chapel		Hinrich Otto Paschen	1976	II / P	18th
Katharinenkirche		Karl Kemper	1948	II / P	20th	currently (2012) poor condition
St. Konrad (Marli)		Kemper & Son	1940s?	I / P	7th	originally in the Herz-Jesu-Kirche
Kreuzkirche		Klaus Becker	1974	II / P	14th
St. Lorenz (Lübeck)		P. Furtwängler & Hammer , Emanuel Kemper , G. Christian Lobback	1923, 1963-1964, 1993-1994	III / P	32	electro-pneumatic cone chests, in the German-romantic style; 1963–1964 reconstruction in neo-baroque style, 1993–1994 return to romantic conception; partially preserved register inventory from 1923
St. Lorenz (Travemünde) (main organ)		Rudolf von Beckerath , Hinrich Otto Paschen	1966, 1991	II / P	29	1991 Implementation and expansion by 2 pedal registers
St. Lorenz (Travemünde) (chest organ)		Mill iron	2001	I.	4th	Chest organ with transposition device
Lübeck Cathedral (cathedral organ)		Marcussen & Søn	1970	III / P	47	→ organ
Lübeck Cathedral (baroque organ)		Biaggio di Rosa	1777	I / p	10	originally built for church in southern Italy; Today property of the Lübeck Music School → Organ
Lübeck Cathedral (chest organ)		EF Walcker & Cie.	1971	I / p	6th	Chest organ
Luther Church		EF Walcker & Cie.	1986/1990	II / P	22nd
Marienkirche (main organ)		Kemper & Son	1968	V / P	100
Marienkirche (dance of death organ)		Alfred leader	1986	IV / P	56
Marienkirche (letter chapel organ)		Johannes Schwarz	1723	I.	8th	registers divided into bass / treble; from 1724 in the castle chapel of Dönhoffstädt , from 1933 in Lübeck
Marienkirche ( Wehde , Mengstrasse 8)		Hinrich Otto Paschen	1981	II / P	10	Practice organ with coupling manual
St. Mark		Kemper & Son	1972-1973	II / P	19th	1982 acquired 2 reeds from the Jakobikirche (large organ), which were not used after renovation
St. Martin		EF Walcker & Cie.	1965	II / P	20th
St. Matthew		Marcussen & Søn , Kemper & Son	1901-1902, 1958-1959, 1970	III / P	39	electro-pneumatic cone store; Extension conversions by Kemper & Sohn
St. Michael (Siems)		Hinrich Otto Paschen	1981	II / P	11
Lübeck University of Music		Rudolf von Beckerath	1967	II / P	14th
Lübeck University of Music		Hinrich Otto Paschen	1983	II / P	14th	with coupling manual
Lübeck University of Music		Klaus Becker	1984	II / P	15th	originally medium-tone tuning, later based on Neidhardt
Lübeck University of Music		Rudolf von Beckerath	1984	II / P	17th
Lübeck University of Music		Rieger	1984	II / P	18th
Lübeck University of Music		Alfred leader	1985	II / P	16	with coupling manual, double registration
Lübeck University of Music		Karl Schuke	1985	III / P	39	free-standing gaming table
Lübeck University of Music		Cavaillé-Coll / Mutin	1903	II / P	7th
Lübeck University of Music, concert hall		Marcussen & Søn	1993-1994	III / P	50
New Apostolic Church		Kemper & Son	1954/1963	II / P	16	originally built for Neumünster, implemented in 1963, small changes to the disposition in 1991
Paul Gerhardt Church (Krempelsdorf)		Kemper & Son , Hinrich Otto Paschen	1964, 1999	II / P	16	using older material; 1999 new mechanics and 4 registers replaced
Petrikirche		Hinrich Otto Paschen	1992	II / P	19th
Philippus Church (Brandenbaum)		Weigle	1958/1965/1979	II / P	19th	opus 1032; Completion in three construction phases
Private property (Lübeck)		P. Bruhn & Søn	1992	II / P	7th	Werckmeister atmosphere
Private property (Travemünde)		Hey	1985	I.	3
reformed Church		EF Walcker & Cie.	1909/1939	II / P	19th	op. 1490; 1939 changes of disposition; Most of the registers from 1909 have been preserved or revised
Sana Clinic Lübeck		Kemper & Son	1963	I / P	5
Sana Clinic Lübeck		Kemper & Son	1973	I / P	5
St. Stephanus (Karlshof)		W. Sauer organ building Frankfurt (Oder)	1969	II / P	17th
St. Thomas (Marli)		Detlef Kleuker	1982	II / P	16
Reconciliation Church (Travemünde)		Wegscheider	2008	II / P	14th
St. Vicelin		Fischer & Chandler	1999	II / P	24	also 3 transmissions in the pedal; as a replacement for the organ that fell victim to an arson attack with the church in 1997
Vorwerker Diakonie (Festsaal Mönkhofer Weg)		G. Christian Lobback	1991-1992	II / P	8th
Central Clinic		Heinz Hoffmann	1990	I / p	5	split registers

literature

• Wenzel Hübner: 21,000 organs from all over the world. 1945–1985 . P. Lang, Frankfurt am Main 1986, ISBN 978-3-8204-9454-9 (sources and studies on the history of music from antiquity to the present; 7).
• Dietrich Wölfel: The wonderful world of the organ. Lübeck as an organ city . 2nd Edition. Schmidt-Römhild, Lübeck 2004, ISBN 3-7950-1261-9 .
• Dietrich Wölfel: The story of a historical organ in Lübeck. The small organ in St. Jakobi (Stellwagenorgan) . Schmidt-Römhild, Lübeck 2010, ISBN 978-3-7950-7084-7 .

Web links

Commons : Orgeln in Lübeck  - Collection of pictures, videos and audio files

• Church district Lübeck-Lauenburg: organs in Lübeck

Individual evidence

1. ↑ See the organ inventory at Wölfel: The wonderful world of the organ. 2004.
2. ↑ Church district: Orgeln in St. Jakobi , accessed on March 26, 2018.
3. ↑ Wölfel: The wonderful world of the organ. 2004, pp. 304-317.