List of organs in Salzburg

In the list of organs in Salzburg , all organs in the state of Salzburg are successively recorded.

List of organs

Hallein district

local community	Place / cadastral municipality	Church / building	Location	Organ builder	year	Man.	Reg.	Remarks
Golling	Torren	Pilgrimage Church of St. Nicholas	West gallery	Probably Leopold Rotenburger	1627 or before	I.	5	The positive was originally on the Dürrnberg and represents the oldest church organ in Salzburg. → Organ positive
Hallein	City of Hallein	Citizens Hospital Church of St. cross	Side gallery	Karl Mauracher	1839	I / P	5	Disposition →
Hallein	City of Hallein	Hallein Music House	room	JL van den Heuvel	2009	II / P	11	[1]
Hallein	City of Hallein	Parish church Hallein	West gallery	Rieger organ building	2018	II / P	30th	The organ built in 1962/63 by Dreher & Rheinisch with an electropneumatic action was replaced in 2018 by a new one from Rieger . → Gruber organ with inscription: Laudate Eum [in] Chordis & Organo
Hallein	Dürrnberg	Parish and pilgrimage church in Dürrnberg	West gallery	Johann Nepomuk Carl Mauracher	1860	II / P	15th	→ organ
Scheffau am Tennengebirge	Scheffau	Filial church Scheffau	West gallery	Kögler	2010	II / P	15th	The instrument from 2010 is the third documented organ in the Scheffau Church. → organ

Salzburg (city)

local community	Place / cadastral municipality	Church / building	Location	Organ builder	year	Man.	Reg.	Remarks
Salzburg	Old town	College Church	North gallery	Matthew Mauracher I. Restored in 1982 by Pirchner .	1868	III / P	32	→ organ
Salzburg	Old town	Cathedral main organ	West gallery	Metzler organ building	1988	III / P	58	→ Ceremonial organ
Salzburg	Old town	Franciscan Church	Ambulatory north	Metzler organ building	1989	III / P	48	Disposition
Salzburg	Old town	Franciscan Church		Metzler organ building	2003	III / P	50	Disposition
Salzburg	Old town	Franciscan Church		Roland Hitsch	2004	I / P	8th	Disposition
Salzburg	Garbage	Leper house	South pore	Albert Mauracher	1910/1981	I / P	6th	Technically newly manufactured by Fritz Mertel and expanded from 5 to 6 registers.
Salzburg	Delivery	Parish church to the hll. Apostles Peter and Paul	West gallery	Johann Pieringer	2009	II / P	15th	Disposition ; The new organ was opened on July 5th, 2009 by Prelate Dr. Hans Paarhammer blessed.
Salzburg	Neustadt , Linzer Gasse	Sebastian Church		Karl Mauracher	1828	I / P	12	First organ in the city of Salzburg without a short octave . → organ
Salzburg	Nonntal	Erhard Church		Helmut Allgäuer	1984	I / P	14th	Disposition
Salzburg	Riedenburg	St. Paul		Karl Nelson Orgelbyggeri AB		II / P	24	Disposition

Salzburg area

local community	Place / cadastral municipality	Church / building	image	Location	Organ builder	year	Man.	Reg.	Remarks
Faistenau	Faistenau	Faistenau parish church		Betempore	Alois Linder	2018	II / P	18th	→ organ
court	court	Parish church		West gallery	Dreher and Reinisch	1981	II / P	15th	In 2009 it was cleaned and repaired by Orgelbau Roland Hitsch. → organ
Hallwang	Hallwang	Parish Church of St. Martin B. (November 11th)		West gallery	Johann Pieringer	2005	II / P	19th	Disposition
Grossgmain	Grossgmain	Parish and pilgrimage church	\|	West gallery	Ludwig Mooser	1845	II / P	17th	Instrument received almost completely. → organ
Oberndorf		City parish church Oberndorf		Main gallery	Rieger organ building	1982	II / P	25th	→ organ
Oberndorf	Maria Bühel	Pilgrimage Church of the Visitation of the Virgin Mary		Main gallery	Ludwig Mooser	1857	I / P	8th	→ organ

St. Johann im Pongau district

local community	Place / cadastral municipality	Church / building	image	Location	Organ builder	year	Man.	Reg.	Remarks
Filzmoos		Filzmoos parish and pilgrimage church		West gallery	Ludwig Mauracher	1858	I / P	8th	→ organ
Wagrain		Parish church			Andreas Kaltenbrunner	2006	II / P	25th	Joseph Mohr memorial organ

Tamsweg district

local community	Place / cadastral municipality	Church / building	image	Location	Organ builder	year	Man.	Reg.	Remarks
Sankt Michael im Lungau	Saint Martin	Filial church St. Martin		West gallery	Josef Ignaz Meyenberg	1701	I.	6th	Meyenberg created the organ for the parish church of St. Michael, in 1759 Rochus Egedacher transferred it to the branch church of St. Martin. In the course of the church renovation, which began in 2012, the instrument is to be restored.
Unterberg	Moosham Castle	Castle chapel				circa 1720	I.	4th	The instrument was originally set up securely in the middle of a room so that it could be viewed from all sides with the four painted double doors. Around 1890 it was bought by Johann Nepomuk Wilczek . Z. positioned in a corner of the castle chapel.

Zell am See district

local community	Place / cadastral municipality	Church / building	image	Location	Organ builder	year	Man.	Reg.	Remarks
Rauris		Parish church to the hll. James and Martin		West gallery	Johann Lachmayr (organ), Hans Mauracher (case)	1892 (organ), 1886 (case)	II / P	13	The case was originally in the Ursuline Church , in 1996 it was transferred to Rauris and the Lachmayr organ from Engelszell was installed in it.
St. Martin near Lofer	Kirchental	Pilgrimage Church of the Nativity of Our Lady		Main gallery	Matthew Mauracher I.	1858	I / P	12	→ organ

literature

Oskar Eberstaller: organs and organ builders in Austria . Graz and Cologne 1955.
Alois Forer: Organs in Austria . Vienna and Munich 1973.
Otmar Heinz: Early Baroque organs in Styria. On the genesis of a south German-Austrian type of instrument of the 17th century, Berlin 2012, (research on the historical regional studies of Styria, published by the Historical Commission for Styria , Volume 53), ISBN 978-3-643-50232-2 .
Alfred Reichling: On the genealogy of the Passau organ building family Butz . Acta Organologica Volume 4, Kassel 1998, ISSN 0567-7874 .
Barbara Rettensteiner: Organ and organist report Salzachpongau . Diploma thesis at the Mozarteum University 2001.
Roman Schmeißner: The history of organ art using the example of the Thalgau dean's office . Diploma thesis at the Salzburg University of Education in 1982.
Roman Schmeißner: Organ building in Salzburg's pilgrimage churches , Duisburg & Cologne: WiKu-Verlag 2015, ISBN 978-3-86553-446-0 (also dissertation: Studies on organ building in pilgrimage churches of the Archdiocese of Salzburg , Mozarteum University 2012).
Hermann Spies : The Salzburg Great Cathedral Organs . Dr. Benno Filser Verlag GmbH, Augsburg 1929.
Roman Summereder: Dawn of Sounds . Materials, pictures, documents on organ reform and organ culture in the 20th century. Innsbruck 1995, ISBN 3-900590-55-9 .
Heinz Schuler: Egedacher . Origin, life and work of a southern German organ builder family from 1624 to 1786. In: Genealogie , Jg. 27 (1978), No. 12, pp. 369–389.
Gerhard Walterskirchen: building history of the organ of the university church . In: The organ of the University Church Salzburg . Consecration of the renovated Mauracher organ July 10, 1982, Salzburg 1982, pp. 13-19.
Gerhard Walterskirchen: Organs and Organ Builders in Salzburg from the Middle Ages to the Present . Dissertation University of Salzburg 1982.

References and comments

↑ Copel 8 ', Principal 4', Flute 4 ', Flageolet 2', fifth, 1 ¹ / ₃ ', appended pedal
↑ [..] praise him with strings and pipes , ( Ps 150,6 LUT )
↑ The first organ with a chromatic keyboard in the province of Salzburg (then the Duchy of Salzburg ) was created by Karl Mauracher in 1825 for the church of St. Nikolaus von Oberndorf , which has since been demolished , and where Franz Xaver Gruber was organist from 1816–1829. Compare: Gerhard Walterskirchen: Organs and Organ Builders in Salzburg from the Middle Ages to the Present . Dissertation, Salzburg 1982, p. 266 .
^ Linder organ building. In: Linder Orgelbau. Retrieved September 29, 2018 .
↑ New organ in the parish church Hallwang Sbg. Orgelbau Pieringer's website, accessed on June 20, 2012 .
↑ Joseph Ignaz Meyenberg came from the canton of Zug and initially settled there where he built an organ, such as B. 1698 in Murau : because of the new organ for St. Matthew . In 1707, when he was creating the new organ for St. Nikolaus in Judenburg , he was referred to as an organ builder from Bruck . In: Otmar Heinz: Early Baroque organs in Styria. On the genesis of a southern German-Austrian type of instrument of the 17th century, Berlin 2012, pp. 139f.
^ Austrian art topography 22 : The monuments of the political district Tamsweg in Salzburg (ÖKT 22), Vienna 1929, p. 63.
↑ Joseph Dürlinger: Historical-statistical handbook of the Archdiocese of Salzburg in its current boundaries . Vol. 1/2: Das Decanat Tamsweg , Salzburg 1863, p. 177.

Web links

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[1] Copel 8 ', Principal 4', Flute 4 ', Flageolet 2', fifth, 1 ¹ / ₃ ', appended pedal

[2] [..] praise him with strings and pipes , ( Ps 150,6 LUT )

[3] The first organ with a chromatic keyboard in the province of Salzburg (then the Duchy of Salzburg ) was created by Karl Mauracher in 1825 for the church of St. Nikolaus von Oberndorf , which has since been demolished , and where Franz Xaver Gruber was organist from 1816–1829. Compare: Gerhard Walterskirchen: Organs and Organ Builders in Salzburg from the Middle Ages to the Present . Dissertation, Salzburg 1982, p. 266 .

[4] Linder organ building. In: Linder Orgelbau. Retrieved September 29, 2018 .

[5] New organ in the parish church Hallwang Sbg. Orgelbau Pieringer's website, accessed on June 20, 2012 .

[6] Joseph Ignaz Meyenberg came from the canton of Zug and initially settled there where he built an organ, such as B. 1698 in Murau : because of the new organ for St. Matthew . In 1707, when he was creating the new organ for St. Nikolaus in Judenburg , he was referred to as an organ builder from Bruck . In: Otmar Heinz: Early Baroque organs in Styria. On the genesis of a southern German-Austrian type of instrument of the 17th century, Berlin 2012, pp. 139f.

[7] Austrian art topography 22 : The monuments of the political district Tamsweg in Salzburg (ÖKT 22), Vienna 1929, p. 63.

[8] Joseph Dürlinger: Historical-statistical handbook of the Archdiocese of Salzburg in its current boundaries . Vol. 1/2: Das Decanat Tamsweg , Salzburg 1863, p. 177.