List of organs in Braunschweig

The list of organs in Braunschweig shows the preserved historical organs and nationally significant new organs in the former principality of Braunschweig-Wolfenbüttel . The list is based on today's districts of Wolfenbüttel , Braunschweig and Helmstedt . All historical organs that were built before the First World War should be recorded .

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 an attached pedal, the Arabic number in the penultimate column indicates the number of sounding registers . Significant preserved historical cases (with modern organs) are indicated by italics.

place	church	image	Organ builder	year	Manuals	register	Remarks
Bevenrode	St. Peter and Paul Church		Titus Albert Eindrum	1864	II / P
Braunschweig	Aegidienkirche		Johannes Klais	1965	III / P	45
Braunschweig	St. Albertus Magnus		Mill iron	2002	III / P	34
Braunschweig	St. Andrew		Gebr. Hillebrand	1970-1973	II / P	30th	New construction in three construction phases
Braunschweig	Brunswick Cathedral		Karl Schuke	1962	IV / P	57	Revised by Freiburg Organ Builders in 2002/03 , some registers replaced and added
Braunschweig- Weststadt	Emmaus Church		Rudolf Janke	1989/92/94	II / P	23
Braunschweig	St. Johannis		P. Furtwängler & Hammer	1905	III / P	38	Largely preserved
Braunschweig	St. Catherine's		Gottfried Fritzsche , Rudolf von Beckerath	1621-1623, 1980	III / P	53	1980 New building incorporating the six preserved Fritzsche registers
Braunschweig	Magni Church		Alfred leader	1968	III / P	35
Braunschweig	St. Martini		Gebr. Hillebrand	1969-1972	III / P	45	New building behind the historical prospectus by Jonas Weigel , Franz Theodor Kretschmar and Friedrich Stellwagen (1630); Rückpositiv by Otto Dutkowski (1957)
Braunschweig	St. Petri		Friedrich Weissenborn	1961-1964	III / P	34
Braunschweig	St. Ulrici		Ibe Peters Iben	1789	I.	6th	2013 Refurbishment of the cabinet organ by Reinalt Johannes Klein
Burgdorf	St. Lamberti		P. Furtwängler & Hammer	1901	II / P	12	Cone chests, pneumatic action; received rebuilt
Eitzum	Ev. church		P. Furtwängler & Hammer	1904	II / P	15th	Pocket drawer, pneumatic action; completely preserved
Bay window	St. Petri		Johann Christoph Zuberbier	1747	II / P	15th	Originally built for Lucklum (I / p / 6), transferred in 1862; 1882 extension conversion; 1956 renovation by Emanuel Kemper ; today I / P / 10; Prospectus and 3–4 stops from Zuberbier and the two pedal stops from 1882 preserved
Essenrode	St. John		Johann Friedrich Kochau / Abraham Sidekum, Bartelt Immer	1702, 2002	II / P	16	Housing received
Heiningen	St. Peter and Paul		Andreas Schweimb , Heinrich Vieth	1698 to 1870	II / P	30th	Vieth has integrated some Schweimb registers into its new building behind a neo-Romanesque prospectus; Most of the old registers have been preserved
Helmstedt	Marienberg Monastery		P. Furtwängler & Hammer	1900	II / P	24	Behind the prospectus of the previous organ by Adolf Appelt (1877); pneumatic cone shop; shut down
Helmstedt	Marienberg Monastery		Alfred leader	1974	II / P	25th
Helmstedt	St. Stephen's Church		David Beck , Karl Schuke	1584, 1975	III / P	36	New building behind a historic prospect
Helmstedt	St. Walpurgis		Gebr. Hillebrand	1968	II / P	23
Hornburg	Beatae Mariae Virginis		Christoph Cuntzius , Carl Johann Heinrich Röver	around 1708, 1894	II / P	25th	New building by Röver behind the preserved prospectus by Cuntzius; some of Röver's registers were replaced by neo-baroque ones in the 20th century
In life	St. Nicolai		Joseph Becker	1889	II / P	12	Cone chests, pneumatic action; receive
Jerxheim	St. Petri		P. Furtwängler & Hammer , Schmidt & Thiemann	1890, 1975	II / P	20th	1975 renovation
Small dahlum	Ev.-luth. church		Johann Friedrich Ernst Hüsemann, Euler brothers	1786, 1868	I / P	7th	Housing and some registers from Hüsemann preserved
Kneitlingen	St. Nicholas		Gustav Carl Engelhardt	1872	II / P	14th	Originally I / P / 13; receive
Königslutter am Elm	Imperial Cathedral		P. Furtwängler & Hammer	1892-1895	III / P	44	Mechanical cone tray; In the course of a restoration by Freiburg Organ Builders (2008–2010) it was restored to its original condition and stops that remained vacant were added
Küblingen	Pilgrimage Church of St. Mary		P. Furtwängler & Hammer	1891	II / P	14th	Rescheduled in the 1960s, restored to its old condition in 1997 by Gebr. Hillebrand
Teaching	Ev.-luth. church		Carl Richter	1878, 1910, 1960	I / P	8th	In the 20th century, changes were made
Lucklum	Church to come		Johann Andreas Engelhardt	1861	I / P	12	Largely preserved
Mariental Monastery	Monastery church		P. Furtwängler & Hammer	1890	II / P	18th	Mechanical cone chest, historicizing free pipe prospect
Räbke	St. Stephani		Wilhelm Boden II, Euler brothers , Gustav Adolf Appelt	1862, 1865, 1877-1878	II / P	14 (18)	Housing preserved from the ground
Riddagshausen Monastery	Monastery church		Alfred leader	1979	III / P	31	Reduced replica of the earlier swallow's nest organ by Heinrich Compenius (1619); Received parts of the prospectus
Roklum	Ev. church		Johann Adolarius Papenius	1742	II / P	18th	Complete with the exception of the wind chests and reeds
Samble life	Ev.-luth. church		Johann Daniel Boden, Friedrich Weissenborn	1769, 1966	II / P	19th	1966 new pedal stops, manual stops largely preserved
Schöningen	St. Vincenz		Jonas Weigel , Johann Friedrich Besser, August Boden, Karl Schuke	1646-1647, 1658, 1844, 1990-1994	III / P	33	New building behind the historic main works prospect; one register by Weigel and three from the 19th century have been preserved
Schöppenstedt	St. Stephani		P. Furtwängler & Hammer	1906	II / P	25th	Rebuilt several times
Seinstedt	Ev.-luth. church		August ground	1841 to 1935	I / P	12	Around 1935 change of disposition; largely preserved
Semmenstedt	Ev.-luth. church		P. Furtwängler & Hammer	1892			Preserved unchanged
Süpplingen	Ev.-luth. church		P. Furtwängler & Hammer	1889	II / P	19th	Cone shop; preserved almost unchanged
Warberg	Ev.-luth. church		Theodor August Carl Boden	1843, 20th century	I / P	12	Greatly changed after 1945; little received
Warle	Parish Church of Valentinus		Conrad Friedrich Euler	1874, 1903	II / P		Expanded in 1903; largely preserved
Watzum	Ev.-luth. church		P. Furtwängler & Hammer	1901	II / P	14th	Cone chests, pneumatic action; preserved unchanged
Wendhausen	Ev.-luth. church		P. Furtwängler & Hammer , Alfred Ott	1898, 1947	II / P	12	Cone chests, pneumatic action; 1947 rearrangement
Werlaburgdorf	Johanniskirche		Johann Adolarius Papenius (?)	1742	II / P
Westerlinde	Ev.-luth. church		Gustav Carl Engelhardt (?)	1876	II / P	15th
Wetzleben	Ev.-luth. church		P. Furtwängler & Hammer , Emanuel Kemper	1904, 1975	I / P	7th	Box drawer, pneumatic action; 1975 renovation
Winnigstedt	Ev.-luth. church		Christian Sölter	1854–1855, before 1940	II / P	17th	extension conversion in the 1930s
Wolfenbüttel	St. John's Church		David Beck , Paul Ott	1593, 1971	I / P	22nd	Originally built for the Hesse Castle Chapel; today new building behind historical prospectus
Wolfenbüttel	Marienkirche		Gottfried Fritzsche , Karl Schuke	1620-1624, 1959	IV / P	53	6 Fritzsche registers preserved
Wolfenbüttel	St. Thomas Church		Gebr. Hillebrand , W. Sauer	1970, 1999/2000	II / P	21st	In 2000 digital registers were added to the third manual and second console in the chancel
Wolfenbüttel	St. Trinity Church		Gottfried Fritzsche , Johann Andreas Graff, Schmidt & Thiemann	1619, 1722-1723, 1966-1967	II / P	29	Originally built for the Schöningen Palace Chapel; Transferred in 1722 and rebuilt in 1723; Housing received
Wolfenbüttel	Church of Reconciliation		Alfred leader	1968	II / P	22nd

literature

• Uwe Pape : The organs of the Duchy of Braunschweig before 1810 . In: Acta Organologica . tape 30 , 2008, p. 89-242 .
• Uwe Pape: Organ builder and organs in the former Duchy of Braunschweig . In: Acta Organologica . tape 4 , 1970, pp. 117-145 .
• Uwe Pape: organs and organ builder in Wolfenbüttel . In: The new organ of the Reconciliation Church in Wolfenbüttel . 1968, p. 13-16 .
• Uwe Pape: The organs of the city of Braunschweig . Pape, Wolfenbüttel 1966, ISBN 3-921140-04-8 (North German organs, No. 2).
• Uwe Pape: The organs of the Braunschweig district . Pape, Wolfenbüttel 1968, ISBN 3-921140-07-2 (North German organs, No. 4).
• Uwe Pape: The organs of the city of Wolfenbüttel . Pape, Wolfenbüttel 1973, ISBN 3-921140-11-0 (North German organs, No. 7).
• Rüdiger Wilhelm: Organ building and organ music in Braunschweig . In: Harald Vogel , Günter Lade, Nicola Borger-Keweloh (eds.): Organs in Lower Saxony . Hauschild, Bremen 1997, ISBN 3-931785-50-5 , p. 66–71 ( partly online ).

Web links

• Ev.-luth. Regional church in Braunschweig: music examples

Individual evidence

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