List of organs in Brandenburg

The list of organs in Brandenburg gradually includes the preserved historical organs as well as nationally important new organs in Brandenburg .

For organs in individual counties and cities see below .

Organ list

There are around 1,500 organs in Brandenburg, of which around 1,330 are in churches and parish halls of the Evangelical Church in Berlin-Brandenburg-Silesian Upper Lusatia. More than 75 percent of them were built before 1945.

The main builders are given in the fourth column; Cooperation between several organ builders is indicated by a slash, later modifications by commas. In the sixth column, the Roman number indicates the number of manuals , a capital "P" indicates an independent pedal , and a lower-case "p" indicates a pedal that is only attached. The Arabic number indicates the number of sounding registers in today's organs. The last column provides information on the state of preservation and links with further information.

place	building	image	Organ builder	year	Manuals	register	Remarks
Altlüdersdorf	Village church		Johann Tobias Turley	1824	I / P	8th
Altmaedewitz	Village church		Carl August Buchholz	1845	I / P	11
Old-soft	Altranft village church		Friedrich Kienscherf	1861	II / P	12
Altreetz	Village church		Carl August Buchholz	1840	II / P	18th
Altwustrow	Village church		Lang & Dinse	1845	I.	5
Angermünde	Holy Spirit Chapel		Christian Friedrich Leopold Morgenstern	1841	I / P	8th
Angermünde	City parish church St. Marien		Joachim Wagner	1742-1744	II / P	30th	Four timpani angels can be operated from the pedal. 1773 painting of the prospectus; 1845 and 1899–1901 rearrangements; 1967–1976 restoration in two stages by Schuke
Annenwalde	Annenwalde village church		Gottlieb Heise	1835	I / p	6th
Babben	Village church		Johann Christoph Schröther the Middle	1850	I / P	5
Bad Belzig	St. Briccius		Alexander Schuke Potsdam organ building	1949	I.	6th
Bad Belzig	St. Marien , main organ		Johann Adolarius Papenius	1747	II / P	20th	originally for Hordorf (Oschersleben) , belongs to the Brandenburg Organ Museum
Bad Belzig	St. Marien , south aisle		Johann Friedrich Leberecht Zuberbier?	before 1830	I.	5	originally Groß Briesen , now the Brandenburg Organ Museum , restoration 2011 by organ builder Jörg Stegmüller, Michendorf
Bad Wilsnack	Wunderblutkirche		Adam Heinrich Rietz	1782	II / P	20th	Prospectus and 2 pedal registers received from Rietz
Beerfelde	Beerfelde village church		unknown	before 1830	I / P	7th	1964 renovation by W. Sauer
Bernau near Berlin	St. Mary		Central German organ building A. Voigt	1989	II / P	29	behind housing by Wilhelm Sauer (1864)
Tucks	Village church		Friedrich Emanuel Marx	1825	I.	7th
Biesenbrow	Biesenbrow village church		Lang & Dinse , Albert Kienscherf	before 1850, 1912	I / P	7th	1986 composed of the previous organ from 1912 (subbass and magazine bellows), which was stored in 1968, and an organ from Lang & Dinse (before 1850) from Neumühl near Küstrin , which was brought to Crussow in 1903 and to Biesenbrow in 1967
Blankenburg	Village church		unknown	1827	I / P	10	or 1831, possibly Johann Tobias Turley or Johann Simon Buchholz , also 4 transmissions
Blumenthal	Village church		Johann Christian Kayser	1803	I / P	8th
Bochow	Evangelical village church		Gottfried Wilhelm Baer	1863	I / P	9	largely preserved; Overhauled in 2011 by Max Wedjelek
Bohne	Village church		August Ferdinand Wäldner	1839	I / P	10
Boitzendorf	Village church		Carl August Buchholz / Carl Friedrich Buchholz	1849	II / P	14th
Booze	Village church		unknown	before 1850	I / P	9
Börnicke	Bornicke village church		Carl Ludwig Gesell / Carl Schultze	1850	I / P	8th
Bötzow	St. Nikolai		Joachim Wagner	1741-1742	I / P	10	repeatedly rescheduled
Brachwitz	Village church		Gottfried Wilhelm Baer	1845	I / P	9
Brandenburg on the Havel	St. Gotthardt		Alexander Schuke	1986	III / P	44
Brandenburg on the Havel	St. Catherine's		Wilhelm Sauer , Alexander Schuke	1898, 1936	III / P	40	Behind the prospectus by Joachim Wagner (1726–1727), 1936 conversion
Brandenburg on the Havel	St. Peter and Paul Cathedral		Joachim Wagner	1725	II / P	33	Prospectus, register and pipes almost completely preserved in the original, largest preserved and fully functional Wagner organ → organ
Britz	Village church		Johann Simon Buchholz / Carl August Buchholz	around 1825	I / P	7th
Well	Village church		Friedrich Emanuel Marx / Ernst Julius Marx	1796	I / P	9
Bruessow	St. Sophia		Gottlieb Heise	1842	I / P	13
Buberow	Buberow village church		Friedrich Hermann Lütkemüller	1850	I / p	6th
Buckau	Village church		Nicolaus Schrickel?	around 1850	II / P	14?
Bützer	Bützer village church		August Ferdinand Wäldner	1841	I / P	8th
cottbus	Upper Church of St. Nikolai		Hermann Eule organ building Bautzen	1984	III / P	50	opus 500 behind the prospectus by Adam Gottfried Oehme / Johann Georg Schön (1756–1759), who was transferred from Hainichen in 1982 → Organ
Dahnsdorf	Evangelical village church		Gottfried Wilhelm Baer	1856	I / P	12	restored by Alexander Schuke Potsdam organ building
Dallmin	Village church		Anton Heinrich Gansen, August Berger	1726, 1855	I / P	14th	1855 reconstruction
Dierberg	Village church		Friedrich Hermann Lütkemüller	1892	I / P	7th
Oarlock	Village church		Christian Friedrich Leopold Morgenstern	1826	I / P	8th
Drasdo	Drasdo village church		CFW Loewe	1842	I / P	7th
Duben	Duben village church		Johann Christoph Schröther the Middle?	around 1830-1850	I / P	6th
Eberswalde	Maria Magdalenen Church		Ernst Julius Marx	1783	II / P	27	Modifications in 1876 by Albert Kienscherf and 1958 by Eule
Eickstedt	Village church		Ernst Sauer	around 1850	I / P	10
Ellingen	Village church		Johann Simon Buchholz	before 1825	I / P	6th	or 1873 by Ferdinand Dinse or Albert Lang
Falkenhagen	Falkenhagen village church		Carl August Buchholz	around 1840	II / P	12
Falcon Grove	Village church		unknown	1845	I / P	6th
Falkenwalde ( Uckerfelde )	Village church		Ernst Julius Marx	1770	I / P	14th	originally built for Boitzenburg, in 1851 conversion and reconstruction by Carl August Buchholz , in 1886 reconstruction by W. Remler & Sohn
Felchow	Ev. church		Joachim Wagner	before 1745	I / P	9	changed several times
Flemsdorf	Village church		Joachim Wagner	1745	I / P	8th	little received
Frankena	St. Pantaleon		Johann Christoph Schröther the Middle	around 1820	II / P	12	Rearranged in 1884 by Robert Uibe, extended by a second manual in 1908, restoration by Markus Roth in 2006
Frankenfelde	Village church		Johann Tobias Turley / Johann Friedrich Turley	1824	I / P	12	also 3 transmissions
Frankfurt (Oder)	Sankt Gertraud Church		Wilhelm Sauer	1878/1879	III / P	36
Frankfurt (Oder)	Concert hall Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach Frankfurt (Oder)		W. Sauer organ building	1975	III / P	50
Frankfurt (Oder)	Holy Cross Church		Wilhelm Sauer	1901	III / P	46
Frauenhorst	Frauenhorst village church		Carl Friedrich Lochmann	1836	I / p	10
Freyenstein	City church Freyenstein		Gottlieb Heise	1840	I / P	13
Fredersdorf	Village church		Johann Ephraim Huebner	around 1780	I / P	10	In 1838 Johann Friedrich Turley added a pedal register
Friedersdorf	Friedersdorf village church		Joachim Wagner	1737	I / p	5	behind housing by Johann Heinrich Gräbner (1699), originally for monks church (Jüterbog)
Fürstenwalde / Spree	St. Mary's Cathedral		Alexander Schuke	1967/2005	IV / P	64	originally built for Thomaskirche (Leipzig) (III / P / 47), 42 registers integrated in the new building
Gersdorf	Village church		Georg Mickley	around 1850	I / P	10
Giessmannsdorf	Village church		Carl Gotthold Claunigk	1803	I / P	7th	1896 reconstruction by A. Schuke
Glienick	Glienick village church		Lang & Dinse	around 1850	I / P	7th
Glienicke	Evangelical village church		Gottfried Wilhelm Baer	1866	I / P	10	largely preserved
Gohlitz	Village church		Johann Wilhelm Gruneberg	1773	I.	5
Göhlsdorf	Evangelical village church		Gottfried Wilhelm Baer	1867	I / P	12	largely preserved; possesses in opposition set principal register divided to the other works of Baer
Gorden	Gorden village church		Heinrich Gottlob Nagel	1840	I.	6th	Received with original box bellows
Görlsdorf	Village church		Carl August Buchholz / Carl Friedrich Buchholz	1848	I / p	4th
Görzke	Görzke village church		Carl August Buchholz	1824, 1881/1882	II / P	13	1882 Extension by a second manual, 4 transmissions
Goßmar	Village church		Carl Gotthold Claunigk  ?	around 1775	I / P	7th	Attribution (or Johann Christoph Schröther the Elder), originally a house organ, which was implemented in 2004
Graefendorf	Graefendorf village church		Johann Christian Friedrich Flemming  ?	1803	I / P	10
Gransee	St. Mary		Joachim Wagner , Alexander Schuke	1744, 1968	II / P	28	1968 New building behind the old prospectus and incorporating 363 Wagner organ pipes
Greiffenberg	Village church		Johann Michael Röder	1742	I / P	12	receive
Greaves	Village church		Carl August Buchholz	around 1850	II / P	9
Large lifeguard	Village church		Johann Friedrich Guest?	around 1820	I / P	6th
Great Breesen	Village church		Johann Friedrich Gast the Elder	1820	I / P	11
Great Lubolz	Lubolz village church		Johann Christoph Schröther the Middle	around 1850	I / P	6th
Great Muckrow	Village church		Johann George Gast or Carl Ahrend?	before 1800	I.	10	repeatedly restored
Groß Schacksdorf	Village church		Matthias Claunigk	around 1775	I / P	8th	originally built for Weißagk; 1990 implementation
Gross Schönebeck	Immanuel Church		Johann Michael Röder / Gottlieb Scholtze	1749-1750	I / P	12	2009 organ building restored by Alexander Schuke Potsdam
Big Ziescht	Groß Ziescht village church		Friedrich August Moschütz	1844	I / P	9
pit	Village church		unknown	around 1820	I / p	3
Grünefeld ( Schönwalde-Glien )	Village church		Carl Ludwig Gesell / Carl Schultze	1850?	I / P	11
Grüntal	Village church		Carl Gotthold Claunigk	1822	I / P	8th	1911 Reconstruction by Paul Bütow
Gulp	Village church		Friedrich Hermann Lütkemüller	1848	I / p	6th
Günterberg	Village church		Christian Friedrich Leopold Morgenstern	1844	I / P	8th
Hate life	Haßleben village church		Friedrich Hermann Lütkemüller	1863	I / P	8th	1947 rearranged by Karl Gerbig
Holy grave	Monastery Stift zum Heiligengrabe		David Baumann	1726	II / P	14th	1960 Expansion by A. Schuke
Heinersdorf	Village church		Friedrich Wilhelm Kaltschmidt	1850	I / p	6th
Hennigsdorf	Catholic Church Holy Guardian Angels		Karl Berschdorf	1840	II / P	15th	Received with original box bellows
Hermannswerder	Island church		Alexander Schuke	1960	II / P	23	Overhauled in 2012
Herzberg	Cemetery chapel		Eduard Glietsch	1841	I / P	9
Hillmersdorf	Village church		Johann Christoph Schröther the Middle	1834	I / P	8th
Hirschfeld	Hirschfeld village church		Friedrich Gottheld Pfützner	1842	I / P	14th	Prospectus from 1702
Hohenbruch	Hohenbruch village church		Johann Tobias Turley	1817	I / P	9
Hohen Neuendorf	Village church Hohen Neuendorf		Felix Grüneberg , Alexander Schuke	1908, 1941	I / P	8th	In 1941 extensive reconstruction, 2 Grüneberg registers preserved
Jetsch	Village church		Carl Gotthold Claunigk or Johann Christoph Schröther the Middle	1822	I / P	7th
Jueterbog	Church of Our Lady		Joachim Wagner	1737	I / P	14th	largely preserved
Jueterbog	St. Nikolai		Wilhelm Rühlmann	1908, 1929, 1962/1963	III / P	45	New building behind the prospectus by Joachim Wagner / J. Ch. Angermann (1737-1741); 1929 Rückpositiv added; 1962/1063 rearrangement by Central German organ builder A. Voigt ; 2016/2017 restoration by W. Sauer Orgelbau
Jueterbog	St. Nikolai		unknown	around 1657	I.	5	Positive with one of the oldest brochures in Brandenburg
Jüterbog -Neumarkt	Village church		Christian Gottlob Kunath	1788	I / P	12
Kaltenborn	Kaltenborn village church		Johann Tobias Turley or Johann Friedrich Turley	1824	I.	6th
Kerkwitz	Village church		Johann George guest	1799	I / P	6th	originally built for Göhlen
Small Glien	Village church		Johann Wilhelm Gruneberg	1791	I.	6th
Klobbicke	Village church		Friedrich Kienscherf	1850	I / P	6th
Klosterfelde	Village church		Friedrich Hermann Lütkemüller	1884	I / P	7th	In 1980 Fahlberg Orgelbau reorganized
Kolochau	Village church		Nicolaus Schrickel	Mid 19th century	II / P	12
Koenigsberg	Village church		Friedrich Hermann Lütkemüller	1844	I / P	8th
King Wusterhausen	Kreuzkirche		Jürgen Ahrend organ building	2009	II / P	19th	New building behind the historic prospectus (1706) → organ
Koßdorf	Village church Koßdorf		Johann Gottlieb Müller	1848	II / P	21st
Throw up	Village church		Gottlieb Scholtze , Friedrich Hermann Lütkemüller	1762, 1875	I / P	9	1875 Extension of a free pedal
Kötzlin	Village church		Friedrich Hermann Lütkemüller	1850	I / p	6th
Kreblitz	Village church		Johann Christoph Schröther the Middle	1836	I / p	6th
Kriele	Village church		Friedrich Hermann Lütkemüller	1848	II / P	9
Kunow	Kunow village church		unknown	around 1847	I / P	8th
Langengrassau	Langengrassau village church		Friedrich Traugott Kayser	1820	I / P	11
Lasikov	Village church		Carl Ludwig Gesell / Carl Schultze	1848	I / P	7th
Lebusa	Ev. Village church		Gottfried Silbermann	1727 (?)	I / P	14th	1953 worm-eaten wooden pipes replaced; largely preserved (94 percent of the pipe inventory); 1994–1997 restored by Jehmlich
Lenzen (Elbe)	St. Katharinen , reconstruction		Gottlieb Scholtze	1759	II / P	27	Restored in 2007 by Reinhard Hüfken and returned to its original condition. Contains pipe material from the previous organs by Hans Scherer the Younger (1627/1628) and by Arp Schnitger (1707/1708)
Lichterfelde	Village church		unknown	1836	I / P	7th
Liebenberg	Castle Church (Libertas Chapel)		Andreas Arnold (Mecklenburg Organ Builders)	2010	II / P	26th	historicizing new building. The organ, built by Christian Friedrich Voelkner (Dünnow) in 1894, was moved to Mönkebude in Mecklenburg in 1984.
Song bald	Village church		Friedrich August Moschütz	1846	I / P	7th
Lindenau Castle	Castle Church		Gebr. Nagel ?	1842	I / P	9	or Friedrich Gottheld Pfützner
Locktow	Protestant church		Gottfried Wilhelm Baer	1848	I / P	10	largely preserved
Löhsten	Löhsten village church		Kauffmann?	around 1800	I / P	8th
Luckau	Nikolaikirche		Christoph Donat	1673	III / P	44	largely preserved
Luckenwalde	St. Jakobi		Gebr. Dinse , Gustav Heinze	1894, 1940-1943	III / P	43	1943 extension conversion
Ludersdorf	Village church		Friedrich Emanuel Marx	before 1821	I.	8th
Lunow	Village church		Lang & Dinse  ?	around 1840	I / P	9
Lütte	Village church		Gottlieb Heise	1842	I / P	8th
Malitschkendorf	Village church		Johann Christoph Schröther the Middle	around 1800-1830	I / P	9
Lacks	Village church		Friedrich Hermann Lütkemüller	1865	I / P	10
Martinskirchen	Martinskirchen village church		Carl Friedrich Lochmann	around 1835	I / P	13
Mass Lower Lusatia	Village church masses		Johann Christoph Schröther the Middle	1821	II / P	12	1881 Extension by Nikolaus Schrickel
Merz	Village church		Carl August Buchholz  ?	around 1830	I / P	5
Merzdorf	Village church		Friedrich August Moschütz	1847	I / P	8th
Michelsdorf	St. Michaelis		Gottlieb Heise	1841	I / P	6th
Milow	Village church		August Ferdinand Wäldner	1839	I / P	10
Mittenwalde	St. Moritz		Hermann Eule organ building Bautzen	1959	II / P	23	behind the prospectus by Johann Wilhelm Grüneberg (1787)
Möbiskruge	Village church		W. Sauer organ building	1994	I / P	10	Reconstruction behind the prospectus by Johann George Gast (1798)
Münchehofe	Evangelical Church Münchehofe		Johann Christoph Schröther the Middle?	around 1830	I / P	10	1827?
Nackel	Village church		Johann Tobias Turley  ?	around 1830	I / p	9	also 3 transmissions
Mützlitz	Village church		Johann Friedrich Turley	1829	I / p	6th
Nauen	St. Jacobi		Emil Heerwagen	1875	II / P	31
Nennhausen	Village church		Carl Ludwig Gesell / Carl Schultze	1848	I.	4th
Neuendorf	Village church		Wilhelm Lang or Friedrich Wilhelm Lobbes	around 1850	I / p	6th
Neuensund	Village church		CA Roloff	1794	I / P	9	only surviving Roloff organ in Brandenburg
Neuhardenberg	Schinkel Church		W. Sauer organ building	1924	II / P	14th	New building behind the prospectus by Johann Simon Buchholz based on a design by Karl Friedrich Schinkel (1817)
New Holland	Village church		Gottlieb Scholtze	1777	I / P	11
Neulietzegöricke	Neulietzegöricke village church		Lang & Dinse	1843	II / P	10
Neuruppin	Saint Mary's		W. Sauer organ building	1939	IV / P	72	behind the prospectus by Johann Simon Buchholz (1804); currently unplayable
Neuzelle Monastery	St. Mary's Assumption Monastery Church, main organ		Wilhelm Sauer	1906	II / P	24
Neuzelle Monastery	Monastery church of St. Mary of the Assumption, baptistery		Michael Geinitz	2nd half of the 18th century	I.	4th	Procession organ
Nieder Neuendorf	Village church Nieder Neuendorf		Gottlieb Heise	1846	I / P	5
Niemegk	City Church of St. John		Gottfried Wilhelm Baer	1854	II / P	30th	Baer's largest organ, extensive reconstruction around 1960, since 1997 it has been gradually returned to its original condition by Karl Schuke's Berlin organ building workshop
Oberkrämer	Ev. Marwitz Church		Friedrich Hermann Lütkemüller	1863	I / P	11	Patent organ
Without	Village church		unknown	around 1750	II / P	14th
Papitz	Papitz village church		Johann Christoph Schröther the Younger	1828	I / P	10
Paretz	Paretz village church		Carl Ludwig Gesell , Alexander Schuke	1864, 1968	I / P	8th	1968 New building using the case and pipes from the previous organ
Päwesin	Päwesin village church		Johann Tobias Turley	1813	I / P	10
Peitz	Parish church of Peitz		Emanuel Kemper & Son, Dink Redies	1956	II / P	44	1970 renovation by Kemper, 1996 renovation by Redies with volunteers
Pearl Mountain	St. Jakobi		Johann Tobias Turley	1831	II / P	36	Turley's second largest organ
Perwenitz	Village church		Gottlieb Heise	1841	I / P	8th
Pfaffendorf	Village church		Johann Gottlob Teschner	1846	I / P	10
Plaue	Ev. church		Johann Wilhelm Gruneberg	1793	II / P	17th	originally built for St. Johannis in Brandenburg an der Havel , implemented in 1814, restoration by Johann Friedrich Turley in 1845 , extension by Emil Heerwagen in 1912 , restoration by Fahlberg Orgelbau in 1984; received some registers from Grüneberg
Plessow	Village church		Gottlieb Scholtze	1760	I / P	9	Renovated in 2000
Roach	Plötzin village church		Ernst Julius Marx	1760	I / P	13	Attribution
Potsdam	French Church		Johann Wilhelm Gruneberg	1783	I / P	13	originally built for the Reformed Johanneskirche in Spandau , moved to the village church in Bärenklau in 1902, restoration by A. Schuke from 1991, re-consecration in Potsdam in 2000; largest surviving organ of the builder → organ
Potsdam-Sanssouci	Friedenskirche		Gerald Woehl	2004	III / P	48	→ organ
Potsdam	Catholic Church		unknown	around 1720	II / P	19th
Potsdam	St. Nikolai		Organ building Kreienbrink	1971	III / P	55	originally for Abbey Königsmünster built
Potsdam	Peter and Paul Church		Carl August Buchholz , Alexander Schuke	1870, 1936	III / P	41	1836 reconstruction
Squeeze	Pretschen village church		Johann Christoph Schröther the Younger	1845	I / P	6th
Prießen	Village church		Johann Christoph Schröther the Middle	1850	I / P	7th
Splatter leg	St. Marien "Our dear women"		Joachim Wagner	1737	I / P	14th	1792 transferred from the church of the military orphanage , Potsdam
Pritzwalk	St. Nikolai		Johann Friedrich Leberecht Zuberbier	1784	I.	4th	originally built for another, unknown location, implemented by Halenbeck-Rohlsdorf in 1963
Proßmarke	Proßmarke village church		unknown	around 1820	I / P	6th	with pneumatic sliding drawer
Splurge	Village church		unknown	1790	I / P	7th
Radensleben	Village church		Friedrich Hermann Lütkemüller	1856	I / P	8th	New building in the housing of Christian Kreynow from Neustadt / Dosse (1709)
Rädigke	Rädigke village church		Gottfried Wilhelm Baer	1841	I / p	7th
Retzow	St. Georgen		Friedrich Hermann Lütkemüller	1847	I / P	7th
Rheinsberg	St. Laurence		Gottlieb Scholtze	1767	I / P	13	rebuilt several times, housing and some registers preserved
Rießen	Village church		Johann George guest	around 1780	I / P	10	or 1801, 1886 extension conversion
Ringenwalde	Village church		Johann Peter Migendt	1760	I / P	12	1913 Extension conversion by Albert Kienscherf (II / P / 16), 2006 return to the original condition and addition of an independent pedal
Rohrbeck	Village church		Johann Ephraim Huebner , Gottfried Wilhelm Baer	1756, 1848	I / P	10	largely preserved
Röpersdorf	Village church		Carl August Buchholz / Carl Friedrich Buchholz	1848	I / P	9
Rückersdorf	Village church		Friedrich Hermann Lütkemüller	around 1850	I / P	7th
Ruhlsdorf	Village church		unknown	1844	I / P	8th
Rühstädt	Village church		Joachim Wagner	1738	I.	8th	Housing and some registers preserved, the rest of the reconstruction
Saarmund	Saarmunder Church		Carl Ludwig Gesell / Carl Schultze	1848	I / P	9	based on a design by Friedrich August Stüler
Sacrow (Potsdam)	Heilandskirche		Wegscheider organ workshop	2007-2008	II / P	17th	lateral
Schenkenberg	Village church		Carl August Buchholz	1847	I / P	10
Schmetzdorf	Schmetzdorf village church		August Ferdinand Wäldner	1848	I / P	10	New building, Wäldner's fifth new building after taking over his father's workshop
Nice	Village church		Johann Christoph Schröther the Middle?	around 1830-1850	I / P	7th	received, subsequently supplemented with a pneumatic pedal
Schönerlinde	Village church		Gottlieb Heise	1840	I / P	12
Schönewalde	City Church of St. Nicolai		Carl Friedrich Lochmann	1834	I / P	17th
Schönfeld	Village church		unknown	around 1820	I.	4th
Schönhausen (Elbe)	Village church		Gottlieb Scholtze	around 1760	I / P	14th
Schönwalde	Village church		Joachim Wagner	1739	I / P	12	receive
Close	City Church of St. Martini		Nicolaus Schrickel	Mid 19th century	II / P	26th	Rebuilt in 1879 by Conrad Geißler
Seedorf	Village church		Gottlieb Scholtze	1775	I / p	8th	Attribution
Sernow	Village church		Johann Christoph Schröther the Middle	1826	I / P	9
Spremberg	Kreuzkirche		W. Sauer organ building	1898	II / P	30th
Stangenhagen	Village church		Lang & Dinse	1849	I / P	6th
Steckelsdorf	Village church		Friedrich Hermann Lütkemüller	1859	I / p	8th
Sternhagen	Ev. church		Joachim Wagner	1736	I / P	9	originally built for Gramzow , implemented in 1857, restored and reconstructed by Schuke from 2001–2009
Straupitz	Straupitz village church		Christian Friedrich Leopold Morgenstern	1832	II / P	24	Modifications in 1853/1854 by Ludwig Hartig and in 1892 by Wilhelm Sauer
Pieces	Village church pieces		Carl Ludwig Gesell	1868	I / P	9
Tarmow	Village church		Gottlieb Heise	1838	I / P	8th	or 1835
Teschendorf	Village church		Johann Tobias Turley or Johann Friedrich Turley	1835	II / P	12
Teupitz	Holy Spirit Church		Central German organ building A. Voigt	1986	II / P	16	behind housing by Gebr. Richter (1694)
Trebatsch	Village church		Albert Lang	1821	II / P	11	in the case of Carl Gotthold Claunigk?
Trechwitz	Village church		Gottlieb Heise	1846	I.	5
Treuenbrietzen	St. Mary		Joachim Wagner	1739-1741	II / P	30th	receive
Uebigau	St. Nicholas Church		Conrad Geissler	1895	II / P	18th	Preserved unchanged except for the prospectus pipes
Vehlefanz	Vehlefanz village church		Gottlieb Scholtze	1756	I / P	11	Attribution
Vielitz	Village church		Ernst Julius Marx	1789	I / p	6th
Wachow	Village church		Johann Simon Buchholz	1822	I / P	10	1911 rearranged by A. Schuke
Wagenitz	Village church		Friedrich Hermann Lütkemüller	1885	I / P	8th	originally built for Wulfersdorf, implemented in 1986
Waltersdorf (Heideblick)	Village church		Carl Gotthold Claunigk	1793	I / P	10	around 1900 remodeling by Wilhelm Rühlmann
Warta	Village church		Johann Christoph Schröther the Middle?	1842	I / P	8th
Wartin	Ev. church		Joachim Wagner	1743-1744	I / P	9	expanded by Christian Friedrich Voit; largely preserved
Wellmitz	Ev. church		Johann Gottlieb Schulz	around 1850	II / P	12
Advertise (Elbe)	St. Johannis		Albert Kahl	1916	II / P	34	Prospectus and numerous pipes from Joachim Wagner (1747) preserved
Werder	Holy Spirit Church		Carl Ludwig Gesell , Alexander Schuke , W. Sauer Orgelbau	1856, 1906, 1952	II / P	20th	1906 new building including 10 registers and the prospectus of the previous organ, 1952 renovation
Weselitz	Village church		Johann Simon Buchholz	1823	II / P	9
Wiederau (Uebigau-Wahrenbrück)	Village church		Moritz Baumgarten, Central German organ builder A. Voigt	1855/56	I / P	9	After water damage in the 1980s, a new, neo-baroque instrument by Voigt was built in the historic case on the old wind chests, the pedal mechanism by Baumgarten was preserved.
Wiesenburg / Mark	St. Mary		Johann Ephraim Huebner	1775	II / P	17th	New construction using the pipe work of the previous organ by Christoph Donat (1696), 1844 and 1864 modifications by Gottfried Wilhelm Baer
Wuschewier	Village church		Georg Mickley	1850	I / p	6th
Wusterhausen / Dosse	St. Peter and Paul , main organ		Joachim Wagner	1742	II / P	30th	rescheduled several times; Restored in 1978
Wusterhausen / Dosse	St. Peter and Paul , Winter Church		unknown	around 1820	I.	4th
Wuthenow	Schinkel Church		Friedrich Hermann Lütkemüller	1856	I / p	6th
Zerpenschleuse	Village church		Gottlieb Heise	1844	I / P	9
Zieckau	Zieckau village church		Johann Christoph Schröther the Middle?	1842	I / P	9	or Eduard Glietsch?
Zinna Monastery	Monastery church		Gottfried Wilhelm Baer	1851	II / P	19th	Baer's second largest work; restored and reconstructed by Central German organ builder A. Voigt
Zollchow	Zollchow village church		Gottlieb Scholtze , Friedrich Hermann Lütkemüller	1764 to 1850	I / P	9	around 1850 remodeling, the same as the new building (change in manual drawer, apparently for the first time adding a pedal, partial renewal of the mechanics, new keyboards); The prospectus and four registers have been preserved from Scholtze
Zöllmersdorf	Zöllmersdorf village church		Johann Christoph Schröther the Middle?	around 1830-1850	I / P	7th	or Eduard Glietsch?

See also

• Organ landscape Brandenburg
• List of organs in the Barnim district
• List of organs in the district of Märkisch-Oderland
• List of organs in the Oberspreewald-Lausitz district
• Lists of organs

literature

Organs

• Wolf Bergelt (Ed.): Organ Manual Brandenburg
  • Hannes Ludwig: Uckermark. Western part. Volume 1. Freimut und Selbst, Berlin 2005, ISBN 3-9805293-7-1 .
  • Hannes Ludwig: Uckermark. Eastern part. Volume 2. Freimut und Selbst, Berlin 2008, ISBN 978-3-937378-14-5 .
  • Karl Richter: Barnim. Volume 3. Freimut & Selbst, Berlin 2014, ISBN 978-3-937378-32-9 .
  • Karl Richter: Märkisch Oderland. Volume 4. Freimut & Selbst, Berlin 2012, ISBN 978-3-937378-28-2 .
  • Martin Schulze: Oder-Spree / Frankfurt (Oder). Volume 5. Freimut & Selbst, Berlin 2010, ISBN 978-3-937378-31-2 .
• Elke Lang: Baroque splendor and simple beauty. Organs in Brandenburg . Culturcon-Medien, Berlin 2014, ISBN 978-3-941092-35-8 . with information on many small organs
• Uwe Pape: Historical organs in Brandenburg and Berlin . Pape, Berlin 2004, ISBN 3-921140-65-X .
• Wolf Bergelt : The Mark Brandenburg. A rediscovered organ landscape . Pape, Munich 1988, ISBN 3-921140-32-3 .

Organ builder

• Uwe Pape , Wolfram Hackel, Christhard Kirchner (Eds.): Lexicon of North German Organ Builders . tape 4 : Berlin, Brandenburg and the surrounding area . Pape, Berlin 2017, ISBN 978-3-921140-06-2 .

Web links

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

• Institute for Organ Research website
• Organs in Brandenburg Organ index
• The organ landscape of the state of Brandenburg by Christhard Kirchner 2001 (pdf)

Individual evidence

1. ^ History of the Brandenburg Institute for Organ Research, below
2. ↑ The Organ Landscape of the State of Brandenburg by Christhard Kirchner, 2001, p. 5 (pdf)
3. ^ Organ in Gransee , accessed on January 27, 2019.
4. ^ Organ in Groß Muckrow , accessed on January 26, 2019.
5. ^ Lenzen, St. Katharinen. Retrieved January 26, 2019 . 
6. ↑ schuke-berlin.de: Organ in Niemegk , accessed on January 26, 2019.
7. ^ Marie-Luise Buchinger, Marcus Cante: Monuments in Brandenburg, Potsdam-Mittelmark, Part 1: Northern Zauche. Wernersche Verlagsgesellschaft, Worms am Rhein 2009, ISBN 978-3-88462-285-8 , p. 448.
8. ↑ organ in rühstädt , accessed on January 26 of 2019.
9. ^ Organ in Sternhagen , accessed on January 26, 2019.
10. ^ Organ in Wusterhausen , accessed on January 26, 2019.