List of organs in Lower Bavaria

This list of organs in Lower Bavaria shows the preserved historical organs and nationally significant new organs in Lower Bavaria . This list is a supplement to the main article Orgellandschaft Niederbayern , which also contains the underlying literature.

The main builders are listed in the third column; Cooperation between several organ builders is indicated by a slash, later modifications by commas. Italic letters indicate that only the case is preserved. In the fifth column, the Roman number indicates the number of manuals , a capital "P" indicates an independent pedal , a lower-case "p" indicates an attached pedal and the Arabic number indicates the number of sounding registers . The seventh and eighth columns list the last major restoration. More information on the individual organs can be found in the last column with links within Wikipedia or with external web links.

place	church	image	Organ builder	year	Manuals	register	Remarks
Aich	Parish Church of St. Ulrich		Johann Schweinacher , now Eisenbarth	around 1759			Originally set up in the choir stalls of the Dominican Church in Landshut . With inlays by Christian Jorhan the Elder. Ä.
Aigen am Inn	St. Leonhard		Leopold Freundt
Binabiburg	Pilgrimage Church of St. Salvator		Anton Bayr	1747
arc	Bogenberg pilgrimage church			around 1730			Prospectus received.
Dingolfing	Trinity Chapel		Johann Peter Plersch	1769
Fürstenzell	Fürstenzell Monastery		Philipp Jakob Schmid	1746	I.	6th
Half mile	Pilgrimage church to the painful Mother of God		Johann Peter Plersch	1787
Hellring	St. Ottilia		Johann Konrad Brandenstein	around 1740	I.	7th	preserved, restored in 2002
Koesslarn	Fortified church		Johann Ignaz Egedacher	1722	I.	8th
Landau on the Isar	St. Mary		Franz Mitterreither	1741
Landshut	Dominican Church		Organ builder Schmid	1965	V / P	75
Landshut	St. Jodok		GF Steinmeyer	1890	II / P	30th	1966 Conversion by Gerhard Schmid .
Landshut	St. Jodok		Jürgen Ahrend	1997	II / P	15th
Landshut	Pilgrimage Chapel Maria Bründl (Landshut)		Joseph Schweinacher	1832	I / P	6th
Landshut	Martinskirche		Ekkehard Simon	1984	IV / P	76	Middle part of the case taken from the historic Christoph Egedacher organ (around 1680). → organ
Landshut	Theklakapelle		Johann Schweinacher	1759	I.	5	Restored in 1976 by Ekkehard Simon .
Loitzendorf	St. Margaretha		Johann Peter Plersch	around 1765
Mettenbach	St. Vitus		Franz Mitterreither	1730	I.	10
Oberotterbach	Pilgrimage Church of St. Leonhard		Johann Schweinacher	1782			Prospectus received.
Oberotterbach	Pilgrimage Church of St. Leonhard		Josef Mühlbauer jun., Train / Siegenburg	1845	I / P	12
Paindlkofen	St. Stephan		Adam Fundesin (?)	1683	I.	5
Passau	St. Stephen's Cathedral		Johann Ignaz Egedacher , Eisenbarth Organ Builders	1715/1732 , 1978	V / P	126	several new buildings and various conversions → organs of St. Stephen's Cathedral
Passau	St. Michael		Johann Ignaz Egedacher	1721
Passau	St. Stephen's Cathedral actually Vornbach Monastery		Johann Ignaz Egedacher	1737	I.	5	Restored in 1954 by Orgelbau Eisenbarth . → Organs of St. Stephen's Cathedral
Perkam	Pilgrimage church to Our Lady of Antenring		Johann Peter Plersch	around 1765
Postmünster	Thurnstein Castle		Johann Petrus Sixt		I.	6th
Pürkwang	St. Andrew		Johann Schweinacher
Rainertshausen	St. Erhard		Johann Peter Plersch	around 1765
Rotthalmünster	Asbach Monastery: monastery church		Johann Schweinacher	around 1785	II / P	16	Martin Hechenberger (renovation) 1895
Sandsbach	St. Peter		Johann Peter Plersch	around 1765
Schoenberg	St. Margareta		Johann Peter Plersch	around 1765
Stallwang	St. Michael		Johann Peter Plersch	around 1765
Stollnried	Assumption Day		Josef Mühlbauer
Straubing	Carmelite Monastery of Straubing		Johann Sebastian Wild	1702
Straubing	Azlburg Monastery		Johann Peter Plersch	around 1765
Straubing	St. Vitus		Leonhard Veichtmayr	1741
Straubing	St. Jacob's Basilica		owl	2020	IV / P	94	Organ system consisting of main, choir and distant organ with two console tables, main case by Franz Borgias Maerz (1898)
Train	St. Michael		Josef Mühlbauer
Vilsbiburg	Hospital Church of the Holy Trinity		Ludwig Ehrlich	1825	I / P	7th
Vilshofen	Pilgrimage Church of Maria am Birnbaum		unknown	around 1653
Weltenburg	Weltenburg Abbey Church		Johann Konrad Brandenstein	1728	I / P	13	In 1992/93 restored by Georg Jann → organ
Windberg	Windberg Monastery Church		Johann Ignaz Egedacher	1725 (?)
Zwiesel	City parish church of St. Nicholas		Organ building Eisenbarth	1979/90	III / P	48

literature

• Georg Brenninger: Organs in Old Bavaria . 2nd Edition. Bruckmann, Munich 1982, ISBN 3-7654-1859-5 .
• Hermann Fischer , Theodor Wohnhaas : Lexicon of southern German organ builders . Florian Noetzel Verlag, Heinrichshofen-Bücher, Wilhelmshaven 1994, ISBN 3-7959-0598-2 .
• Hermann Fischer : The Steinmeyer family of organ builders . Pape, Berlin 2011, ISBN 978-3-921140-90-1 .
• Stefan Hammermayer: Bavarian organ building around the turn of the century. Franz Borgias March (1848–1910) . Wiedemann, Bad Reichenhall 1999, ISBN 3-00-004382-9 .
• Otmar Heinz: Early Baroque organs in Styria. On the genesis of a southern German-Austrian type of instrument from the 17th century . Lit-Verlag, Berlin 2012, ISBN 978-3-643-50232-2 .
• Christian Vorbeck: The organ builders Martin Binder and Willibald Siemann . Siebenquart Verlag Dr. Roland Eberlein, Cologne 2013, ISBN 978-3-941224-02-5 .

Individual evidence

1. ↑ The instrument was wrongly attributed to the Munich organ builder Hans Lechner; Otmar Heinz: Early Baroque organs in Styria. On the genesis of a southern German-Austrian type of instrument from the 17th century, Berlin 2012, (Research on the historical regional studies of Styria, published by the Historical Commission for Styria , Volume 53), p. 161 (footnote 375) and 162.