List of organs in Hessen

The list of organs in Hessen includes the preserved historical organs as well as nationally significant new organs in Hessen . It complements the main article Organ Landscape Hessen , where further literature can be found. All historical instruments should be recorded that were built before the First World War .

The main builders are given in the fourth column; Cooperation between several organ builders is indicated by a slash, later modifications by commas. Italic letters indicate that only the historic case has been preserved. 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 (as of 2012). The last column provides information on the state of preservation and links with further information.

For some districts there are complete lists: list of organs in the district of Gießen , list of organs in the Lahn-Dill district , list of organs in the district of Marburg-Biedenkopf and list of organs in the Wetterau district .

Organ list

place	church	image	Organ builder	year	Manuals	register	Remarks
Alsfeld	Walpurgis Church		Gebr. Hillebrand	1982	II / P	26th	with partial use of the historical prospectus in the main work (1720)
Altengronau	Ascension Church (Altengronau)		Wilhelm Ratzmann , Hoffmann Organ Builders	1737, 1905, 1963	II / P	11	originally built in 1737; New building in 1905 preserving the baroque housing. 1957 and 1963 conversion and extension to today's disposition.
Altenmittlau	St. Mark	Image wanted	Wilhelm Ratzmann , Organ Builder White	1905, 2002	II / P	19th	largely preserved; with cone chest with pneumatic action and stop action, neo-Gothic prospectus ; 2002 Reconstruction of the lost registers
Appenrod	Ev. church		Bernhard brothers	1890	I / P	7th
Old growths	Protestant church		Richard Rensch	2014	II / P	17th	5 registers on alternating loops
Armsfeld	Ev. church	Image wanted	Daniel cap	1732	I.	9	oldest surviving organ in the Waldeck district
Bad Arolsen	City Church	Image wanted	Dieter Noeske	1782, 1973	III / P	37	New building behind Rococo prospect
Bad Camberg	St. Peter and Paul		Mute (3rd generation)	1779-1784	II / P		Prospectus and some registers received
Bad Hersfeld	City Church		Hermann Owl	around 1900, 2010	III / P	49	using five registers of unknown origin around 1900, which were subsequently installed in Bad Hersfeld in 1978, and the case by Bruno Döring (1974)
Bad Homburg vor der Höhe	Church of the Redeemer , "Bach organ" (in gallery parapet)		Gerald Woehl	1990	II / P	31	after a disposition by Johann Sebastian Bach → organ
Bad Homburg vor der Höhe	Church of the Redeemer , "Sauer Organ" (in the background)		Wilhelm Sauer , Förster & Nicolaus Organ Builders	1908, 1992/93	IV / P	62	1993 Conversion of a romantic-symphonic Récit → organ
Bad Homburg vor der Höhe	Castle Church		Johann Conrad Bürgy , Förster & Nicolaus Organ Builders	1782-1787, 1989	III / P	38	Canceled in 1889; 1989 reconstruction behind the historical prospectus
Bad Wildungen	Evangelical town church		Gerhard Schmid	1982	III / P	43	Some registers of the Walcker organ from 1857 have been revised and adopted. 2011 renovation by the company Mitteldeutscher Orgelbau A. Voigt
Bärstadt	Ev. Martinskirche		Mute (2nd generation)	1769-1771	II / P	24	largely preserved
Battenfeld	Ev. church		Jakob Vogt	1871	II / P	19th	largely preserved
Bimbach	St. Laurence		Adam Joseph Oestreich, Klais	1843, 1988	II / P	24	New building behind historical prospectus
Blankenau	St. Simon and St. Jude		Franz Karl Biehn?	1744, 1844	I / P	12	Attribution; In 1844 a second manual was added; largely preserved
Blessenbach	Ev. church	Image wanted	Daniel Raßmann	1840	I / P	9 (10)	One loop is empty and could originally have contained a trumpet 8 ′.
Bobenhausen II	Protestant church		Gebr. Wegmann , Emanuel Kemper	1776-1780, 1961	II / P	21st	largely preserved
Bottenhorn	Ev. church	Image wanted	Friedrich Weigle (son)	1916-1917	II / P	26th	pneumatic
Fire (Hilders)	St. George and St. Valentin	Image wanted	unknown	1752	I / p	6th	received three registers
Bromskirchen	Ev. church	Image wanted	Andreas Reinecke / Bernhard Reinecke (?) / Daniel Mütze (?), Johann Eifert	1704, 1913	II / P	10	hanging pipes in the middle pipe tower
Busenborn	Evangelical Church Busenborn		Johann Friedrich Syer ?	1757	I / P	12	originally built for Burkhards , attributed to Syer; 1885 implementation; Rococo prospectus and some registers preserved
Büttelborn	Ev. church	Image wanted	Johann Wilhelm Schöler , Andreas M. Ott	1788, 1975	I / P	16	After renovations by Heinrich Bechstein (1899) and Oberlinger (1961), the factory was restored in 1975 and the original disposition was restored.
Dalherda	Ev. church	Image wanted	Johann Friedrich Heinrich and Johann Heinrich Ludwig Ratzmann	1851	I / P	11	originally in the parish church in Fulda, sold to Rasdorf in 1837 and transferred by Georg Franz Ratzmann , rebuilt in 1950; partially preserved
Dauborn	Ev. church	Image wanted	Daniel Raßmann	1830	I / P	12	largely preserved
Diedenbergen	Protestant church		Johann Conrad Bürgy	1768	II / P	17th	originally built for the French Reformed Church in Frankfurt-Bockenheim ; Sold to Diedenbergen in 1791 and received there; Restored in 2018
Dietkirchen	St. Lubentius		Johann Jakob Dahm , Michael Keller, Eduard Wagenbach	1711, 1893, 1959	II / P	29	Housing by Dahm, main work largely by Keller
Dreieichenhain	Castle Church		Philipp and Franz Stumm	1790-1791	I / P	15th	Modifications in 1911 by Bechstein and in 1952 by Förster & Nicolaus, who carried out a restoration from 1973–1975
Egenroth	Ev. church		Johann Wilhelm Schöler	1757	I / P	11	Rebuilt several times
Elkerhausen	Ev. church	Image wanted	Daniel Raßmann	1846	I / P	9
Erbach (Odenwald)	City church Erbach		Wilhelm Sauer	1899	II / P	21st	pneumatic cone store, behind historical housing by Johann Nikolaus Schäfer (1725)
Erbach (Rheingau)	Johanneskirche	Image wanted	Christian Friedrich Voigt	1865	II / P	22nd
Erfurtshausen	St. Michael		Peter Dickel	1859	I / P	10	almost completely preserved
Eschbach	Ev. church		Daniel Raßmann	1845	II / P	24 (23)	Mostly original; 1995/96 Overhaul and restoration by Hans Peter Mehbold (new reeds and new manual and pedal keyboards as copies of the organ in Steinfischbach)
Eschwege	Market Church of St. Dionys		Jost Friedrich Schäffer , Emil Hammer	1677-1679,1984	III / P	30th	New building behind historical prospectus
Essershausen	Ev. church	Image wanted	Christian Ernst Schöler	1808-1810	I / P	11	later rescheduling
Field crutches	Ev. church	Image wanted	Johann Hartmann Bernhard , August Förster	1834, 1901	I / P	8th	Preserved in the state it was rebuilt in 1901
Flörsheim am Main	St. Gallus Church		Johann Jakob Dahm , Johann Christian Köhler , Paul Ott	1709, 1748, 1959-1961	III / P	39	eleven registers from Dahm; 1961 restoration and expansion
Frankfurt am Main	Cantat Domino		Ahrend & Brunzema	1970	III / P	33	New building in the tradition of the north German baroque organ
Frankfurt am Main	Evangelical town church Höchst		Jürgen Ahrend	1975	II / P	18th
Frankfurt am Main	Imperial Cathedral of St. Bartholomew		Johannes Klais organ building	1957/1994	IV / P	115	→ Organ of the Imperial Cathedral of St. Bartholomew
Frankfurt am Main	Katharinenkirche		Rieger organ building	1990	III / P	54	→ main organ
Frankfurt am Main	Lukas Church		Rieger organ building	1998/99	II / P	24
Frankfurt am Main	Paulskirche		Johannes Klais organ building	1988	III / P	45	→ organ
Frankfurt-Bergen-Enkheim	St. Nicholas Church		Förster & Nicolaus organ building	1984-1986	IV / P	52	1992 addition of a base 32 ′ from the broken off Walcker organ of the Katharinenkirche (Frankfurt am Main) ; 1997 new setting machine
Frankfurt-Höchst	Justinuskirche		Josef Anton Onimus , Kuhn Organ Builders	1736-1740	III / P	43	New building behind historical prospectus
Frankfurt-Nieder-Erlenbach	Ev. church	Image wanted	Johann Benedikt Ernst Wegmann , Emanuel Kemper	1781, 1955	II / P	24	preserved some registers; 1955 extended to two manuals
Franconian Crumbach	Protestant church	Image wanted	EF Walcker & Cie.	1911	I / P	11	preserved almost unchanged
Freiensteinau	Ev. church		Adam Eifert	1894	II / P	14th	with mechanical cone store, behind the prospectus by Johann Georg Sterzing (1728)
Fulda	Fulda Cathedral		Adam Öhninger , Wilhelm Sauer , Rieger organ builders	1708-1713, 1876/77, 1996	IV / P	70	New building behind the historical prospectus, 24 stops taken from Sauer → organ
Fulda	Holy Spirit Church		Wilhelm Sauer	1898	II / P	16	pneumatic cone store
Fulda	St. Blaise		Georg Franz Ratzmann , Franz Eggert, Johannes Klais organ building	1837, 1900, 2005	III / P	50	Case and some registers from Ratzmann, some from Eggert preserved
Geisa	St. Phillipus and James	Image wanted	Johann Valentin Knauff	1848	III / P	28	Johann Valentin Knauff
Geisenheim	Rheingau Cathedral	Image wanted	Mute (4th generation)	1839-1842	II / P	33	two thirds of the pipe inventory preserved
Gersfeld (Rhoen)	Ev. church		Johann Michael Wagner & Son	1787	II / P	30th	six registers received
Graefenhausen (Weiterstadt)	Ev. church		Philipp Ernst Wegmann	1769-1771	I / P	13	largely preserved
Gross-Rohrheim	Ev. church	Image wanted	Gottlieb Dietz, Bernhard Dreymann , Valentin Eberlein	1814, 1831, 1857	II / P	22nd	Disposition according to Georg Joseph Vogler ; rebuilt several times
Güttersbach	Source church	Image wanted	Johann Friedrich Ernst Müller, Link Brothers	1740, 1950	I / P	10	The 8 manual registers are preserved. Gebr. Link added a pedal on a pneumatic drawer.
Habitzheim	Ev. church	Image wanted	Theodor Berns, Gebr. Link	1742	I / P	11	various rescheduling
Hammersbach - Marköbel	Ev. church		Gebr. Ratzmann , Werner Bosch Organ building	1885	II / P	13	Reorganized in the neo-baroque style in the 20th century, restored in 2001 to the original layout
Hasselbach (Taunus)	Catholic parish church St. Margaretha		Mute (3rd generation)	1788	I / P	18th	Prospectus and some registers received
Hatzfeld	Emmaus Chapel		Johann Christian Rindt , Gerald Woehl	1706, 1982-1984	I.	7th	using two older registers; Location until 1868 in the city church; 4 stops preserved, the rest reconstructed → organ
Booklet	Ev. church		Christian Friedrich Voigt	1867	II / P	19th	largely preserved
Hennethal	Ev. church		Daniel Raßmann	1828	I / P	10	largely preserved
Herrings	Ev. church		unknown	18th century	I / P	13	originally built for the Hadamar Franciscan Monastery ; Set up in Heringen in 1825, rebuilt several times
Herrnhaag	Ev. church		Wilhelm August Ratzmann	1844	I / P	10
Heubach (Kalbach)	Ev. Branch church	Image wanted	unknown, Theodor Wappes	1797, 1887	I / P	9	using parts around 1650; 1887 rearrangement by Wappes; largely preserved
Highest in the Odenwald	Höchst monastery		Johann Peter Schleich, EF Walcker & Cie.	1718, 1959	II / P	15th	New building in the old housing
Homberg (Efze)	City Church of St. Mary		Johann Friedrich Schäffer , Werner Bosch Organ Builder , Dieter Noeske	1732-1735, 1966, 1988	III / P	32 '	1966 new building behind historical prospectus, 1988 rearrangement → organ
Homberg (Ohm)	City Church		Förster & Nicolaus organ building	2002	II / P	19th	opus 720
Hünfeld	Boniface Monastery	Image wanted	Friedrich Wilhelm Eduard Clewing, Gebr. Späth organ building , Alfred Führer , Werner Bosch organ building	1903, 1909, 1952, 2002/03	II / P	29	1909 expansion, 1952 neo-Baroque rearrangement, 2002/03 further exchange of registers
Idstein	St. Martin		Organ building Mebold	2006	II / P	33
Idstein	Union Church		EF Walcker & Cie.	1912	II / P	29	behind the historical prospectus of Stumm (1783)
kassel	Saint Elisabeth		Werner Bosch organ building	1964	III / P	57	originally built for the Martinskirche, disposition and scales by Helmut Bornefeld , implemented in 2015 → organ
kassel	Martinskirche		Rieger organ building	2016-2017	IV / P	77	→ organ
Kiedrich	St. Valentinus		unknown, Johannes Wendel Kirchner , August Hooghuys	around 1500, 1653, 1860	II / P	20th	Case partly Gothic, pipework partly from Kirchner, mostly from Hooghuys → Organ
Kirchberg	Protestant church		Eduard Vogt	1893	II / P	12	receive; restored 2007/08
Kirdorf	St. John's Church		Hermann Dreymann	1861/62	III / P	43	his only and largely preserved work in Hessen
Small people	Catholic parish church	Image wanted	Johann-Markus Oestreich	1780	I / P	12	received some registers
Korbach	St. Kilian		Organ building Kuhn	2011	III / P	34	Free-standing organ, exterior design based on a design by Götz Faubel-Gäb
Korbach	St. Nikolai		Johann Friedrich Schäffer , Dieter Noeske	1742-1744, 1982	II / P	24	New building behind historical prospectus
Kransberg	Catholic Church of St. John the Baptist		Keller brothers (Limburg)	1876	II / P	16	original preserved; rare system: mechanical hanging valve drawers (cone drawer) and tubular pneumatic filing; After almost 20 years of inactivity, it was restored in 1995 by the Oberlinger brothers
Kronberg	Johanniskirche		Stumm (3rd generation) , Hillebrand brothers organ building	around 1800, 1966	III / P	32	New building in a historic housing
Lahrbach	Cemetery church	Image wanted	Johannes Kirchner	1828	I / P	12	largely preserved
Langen-Bergheim	Ev. church		Johann Conrad Bürgy	1787	I / P	12	1870 extension conversion by Jacob Köhler to II / P / 15; Housing and some registers preserved
Langenstein (Kirchhain)	St. Jakobi Church		Gebr. Ziese, Werner Bosch	1855, 20th century	II / P		New building behind historical prospectus
Lauterbach (Hesse)	City Church		Gebr. Hillebrand	1973	III / P	35 (39)	New building behind the historic prospectus by Philipp Ernst Wegmann (1767–1768); 4 registers are prepared for expansion
Leimbach ( Eiterfeld )	Catholic parish church	Image wanted	Johann-Markus Oestreich	1808	I / P	16	originally built for Oberufhausen; largely preserved
Leusel	Ev. church		Wolfgang Wiegand	1769	I / P	9	Prospectus and some registers received
Limburg on the Lahn	City Church		Adam Öhninger , Johannes Klais organ building	1686, 1969-1972	II / P	30th	New building behind historical prospectus
Limburg on the Lahn	Limburg Cathedral		Johannes Klais organ building	1978	IV / P	60	→ organ
Merlau	Protestant church		Friedrich Wilhelm Bernhard	1860	I / P	10	receive
Messel	Ev. church		Philipp Ernst Wegmann	1764	I / P	12	largely preserved
Michelstadt	City Church		Stumm (3rd generation) , GF Steinmeyer & Co. , Thomas Jann Orgelbau	1807, 1910/11, 1998	III / P	42	New romantic behind prospectus hist., Using two registers Steinmeyer, in 1969, despite the neo-Baroque reconstruction by Werner Bosch Orgelbau preserved
Munster (Hesse)	Ev. church	Image wanted	Daniel Raßmann	1848	I / P	9	1962 overhauled and rescheduled by Hardt
Neesbach	Ev. church	Image wanted	Daniel Raßmann	1825	I / P	8th	largely preserved
Neuhof	Ev. church		Philipp and Conrad Embach (?)	1831	I / P	6th	until about 1865 in the chapel of Eberbach Monastery ; Pedal probably added later
Niederaula	Ev. church		Johannes Schlottmann	1780			1929 extensive reconstruction by Georg Nuhn; 2007 reconstruction by Vleugels
Nieder-Gemünden	Ev. church	Image wanted	Johann Andreas Heinemann	1760	I / P	11	largely preserved
Niedergründau	Mountain church		Georg Franz and Wilhelm August Ratzmann	1839	II / P	31	side gaming table housed in the lower case; wooden pedestal 32 ′; largely preserved
Niedermeilingen - Heidenrod	Ev. church		Johann Wilhelm Schöler	1774	I / P	11	largely preserved
Nieder-Moos	Ev. church		Johann-Markus Oestreich	1790/91	II / P	22nd	completely preserved → organ of the Evangelical Church in Nieder-Moos
Niederrodenbach	Ev. church		Johann Friedrich Syer	1765-1766	II / P	about 18	essentially preserved
Nieder-Rosbach	Ev. Castle Church		Gebr. Oberlinger	1979	I / P	10	behind historical prospectus (probably the first organ by Nikolaus Boller, 1702)
Ober-Erlenbach	St. Martin Church	Image wanted	Bernhard Dreymann , Förster & Nicolaus Organ Builders	1840, 1985/1990	II / P	24	largely preserved; 1948 remodeling by Förster & Nicolaus (especially on the II. Manual); In 1990 the tongues that remained vacant in 1840 were reconstructed.
Ober-Eschbach	Parish church "Zur Himmelspforte"	Image wanted	Bernhard Dreymann	1849	II / P	13	largely preserved
Ober-Gleen	Ev. church	Image wanted	Johann Andreas Heinemann , Förster & Nicolaus Organ Builder	1752, 1950	I / P	11	partially preserved
Oberkalbach	Ev. church	Image wanted	Bernhard and Jakob Ziese	1850	II / P	14th	received some registers
Oberliederbach	Ev. church	Image wanted	Christian Friedrich Voigt	1834	I / P	14th	Voigt's first organ
Ober-Mockstadt	Ev. church		Johann Hartmann Bernhard , Johann Georg Förster	1817, 1884	I / P	14th	Extent of the renovation in 1884 unclear
Oberorke	Ev. church	Image wanted	Gebr. Kleine	1770, 1882-1883	I / P	7th
Oberreifenberg	St. Georg (Catholic)		Christian Friedrich Voigt	1855	II / P	25th	1975 by Klais, restored by Orgelbau Hardt in 2012 ; largely preserved.
Ober-Rosbach	ev. city church		Johann Friedrich Syer , Förster & Nicolaus , Andreas M. Ott	1758	I / P	13	1899 new register "Geigenprincipal 8 ′" by Lehleitner; 1917 Delivery of the prospectus pipes; 1977 restoration and renewal of the prospectus; Organ largely preserved
Obertiefenbach (Beselich)	Catholic parish church of St. Giles		EF Walcker & Cie.	1966	III / P	33	→ organ
Obertiefenbach (Beselich)	Pilgrimage chapel Maria Hilf Beselich		Organ builder Schmid	1990	II / P	7th	→ organ
Oberursel (Taunus)	Church of Our Lady	Image wanted	Johannes Klais organ building	1970	IV / P	52	with horizontal trumpets
Offenbach am Main	Luther Church		Steinmeyer	1914, 2013	III / P	30th	1959, 1984 modifications, 2013 returned to the original disposition; largely preserved
Ortenberg	Ev. church		Johann Andreas Heinemann , Förster & Nicolaus Organ Builder	1784, 1939	II / P	17th	1939 new building behind historical prospectus
Petersberg	St. Peter		unknown, Wilhelm Sauer	around 1750, 1895	II / P	16	New building behind historical prospectus; largely preserved; with mechanical cone store and collective pedal
Petterweil	St. Martin		Adam Eifert , Förster & Nicolaus Organ Builders	1901, 1970/71	II / P	10	behind neo-Romanesque prospectus; largely preserved; In 1971, two 8-foot registers were shortened to 2 feet.
Pfaffenwiesbach	St. George		Carl Horn , Hardt Organ Builders	1911, 1969-1971, 2012-2014	II / P	15th	largely preserved as op. 52; 1969–1971 renovation and sound modification by Hardt (9 of 15 registers remain original); 2012–2014 reconstruction of four registers by the same company. → St. Georg (Pfaffenwiesbach)
Pfungstadt	Ev. church		Johann Hartmann Bernhard , Förster & Nicolaus Organ Builders	1825, 1921/54/81/94	II / P	26th	15 registers received from Bernhard
Rasdorf	Collegiate church	Image wanted	Jost Oestreich / Johann-Markus Oestreich , Gebr. Späth organ building	1767, 1950	II / P	19th	originally in the parish church in Fulda, sold to Rasdorf in 1837 and transferred by Georg Franz Ratzmann , rebuilt in 1950; partially preserved
Rich	Ev. church		Johannes Oberndörfer	1785	I / P	11	largely preserved
Röddenau	Ev. church		unknown (from Westphalia?), Werner Bosch organ building	around 1670, 1976	I / P	9	New building in historical housing
Rodenbach	Ev. church		Georg Wagner (?), From Beckerath	1621, 1970	I.	8th	Prospectus and four registers from 1621 (authorship not clear; originally sold in Nidda and 1781 to Rodenbach?), Later various changes, 1970 restoration
Rohrbach	Ev. church	Image wanted	Johann Conrad Bürgy , Schmidt & Thiemann	1789, 1967	I / P	10	Prospectus and pipework preserved; 1967 new action and console system
Romrod	Ev. City Church		Bernhard brothers	1914-1915	I / P	8th	behind housing by Georg Henrich Wagner (1685, attribution) with pneumatic cone shutter, company sign by Theodor Karl Bernhard; receive
Rossbach (Hünfeld)	Assumption Day	Image wanted	Friedrich Euler	1892	II / p	13	largely preserved; with mechanical slide chests
Roßdorf (near Darmstadt)	Birth of Mary and John the Baptist	Image wanted	Wilhelm and Anton August Ratzmann	1895	II / P	12
Roth (Eschenburg)	Ev. church		Johannes Mayer	1749-1750	I / P	12	originally built for the Friedberg Castle Church, stored in 1783 and built in Roth in 1808
Rückers (Hünfeld)	Catholic branch church		Johann Matthäus Obermüller	1734	I / P	7th	originally built for Haunetal , moved around 1868
Rüdigheim (Neuberg)	Ev. church		Johann Georg Zinck	1788-1789	I / P	13	New building by Johann Georg Zinck; Housing and two Gedackt registers preserved, reconstructed in 2017 by Förster & Nicolaus Orgelbau
Sandbach	Ev. church		Dauphin brothers	1787	I / P	14th	largely preserved
Schlierbach (Lindenfels)	Ev.-ref. church	Image wanted	Bernhard Dreymann	1833	II / P	12	largely preserved
slot	Ev. church		Johannes Eichenberg, Förster & Nicolaus	1718, 1968	II / P	22nd	1968 renovation
Schlitz - Hartershausen	Ev. church		unknown	around 1810	I / P	9	New building behind the prospectus by Johann Christoph Hart (1684); rebuilt several times
Schlossborn	Ev. church	Image wanted	Christian Friedrich Voigt	1868	II / P	16	largely preserved; later rescheduled
Schmillinghausen	Ev. church		Andreas Reinecke / Bernhard Reinecke (?), Dieter Noeske	around 1717, 1990	I (II / P)	6 (16)	New building behind historical prospectus; expandable
Bulkheads	Church of Our Lady		Philipp Ernst Wegmann , Karl Schuke	1782, 1972/1986	II / P	33	1972 new building through behind the historical prospectus and including six preserved registers; 1986 expanded
Seelbach (Villmar)	Ev. church	Image wanted	Heinrich Voigt	1877	II / P	17th	almost completely preserved; last slider organ from the Voigt workshop
Seelenberg	St. Casimir	Image wanted	Christian Friedrich Voigt	1847	I / P	10 (8?)	Consecrated on October 4, 1847; later extended by Michael Keller-Limburg to include "a few soft voices" (including a Dolce 8 ′ ); 1957 and most recently in 1998 general overhaul; Work received.
Seligenstadt	St. Marcellinus and Peter (Einhardsbasilika)		Josef Wilbrand, Übach-Palenberg	1981	III / P	50	including parts of the existing Balthasar Schlimbach organ as a mechanical slider -drawer organ based on the baroque construction principle
Selters	Ev. church	Image wanted	Daniel Raßmann	1852	I / P	12	largely preserved
Seulberg	Ev.-luth. church		Wilhelm August Ratzmann , Förster & Nicolaus	1865	II / P	23
Simmershausen (Hilders)	St. John the Baptist	Image wanted	Johann Eckardts	1747, 1973	II / P		originally built for Erbenhausen with I / 9, extended with two manuals in 1973; few old registers preserved
Sontra	St. Mary	Image wanted	Johann Adam Gundermann, Dieter Noeske	1711, 1964	II / P	24	originally without an independent pedal; New building behind historical prospectus
Language bridges	Ev. church	Image wanted	Johann Christian Dauphin II.	1758-1760	I / P	9	largely preserved
Steinau an der Straße	Katharinenkirche	Image wanted	Georg Link	1828	II / P	12	behind prospectus from 1682; largely preserved
Steinbach (Taunus)	St. George's Church		Mute (3rd generation)	1767	I / P	14th	originally built for Spendlingen, transferred to Steinbach in 1834; largely preserved
Steinfischbach	Ev. church	Image wanted	Daniel Raßmann	1843	II / P	23	preserved almost unchanged
Stockheim	Ev. church		Zinck , Johann Friedrich Syer	1726, 1774-1775	I / P	9	New building by Johann Philipp Zinck with Johann Adolph and Johann Henrich; 1774–1775 metal pipes replaced by Syer; largely preserved
Strinz-Margarethä	Ev. church		Johann Jakob Dahm  ?	around 1710	I / P	13	originally built for the Mainzer Liebfrauenkloster, sold to Nieder-Ingelheim in 1803; considerable damage in the revolutionary war; Sold to Strinz-Margarethä in 1853, the decorations and the crowning Madonna remained in Ingelheim; Organ largely preserved
Thalitter	Mountain church	Image wanted	Andreas Reinecke / Daniel Mütze , Eduard Vogt	1724, 1882	I / P	14th	Prospectus with original pipes received
Trebur	Ev. Laurentiuskirche		Bernhard Dreymann	1844	II / P	28	Trumpet angel on case taken from previous organ by Johann Christian Köhler ; largely preserved
Ulmbach (Steinau an der Straße)	Catholic parish church	Image wanted	Adam Joseph Oestreich, Alban Späth / Bernhard Schmidt	1838, 1970	II / P	17th	1970 small rescheduling; largely preserved
Usingen	Laurentiuskirche		Johann Nikolaus Schäfer , Gustav Raßmann , Hardt Organ Builders	1717/18, 1881, 1971/72	II / P	31	In 1881 a second manual was added; 1971/72 new building in the historical case by Schäfer and using 4–5 registers by Raßmann
Utzhausen	Ev. church	Image wanted	Augustin Oestreich	1848	I / P	10	received some registers
Vielbrunn	Ev. Laurentiuskirche Vielbrunn		Johann Peter Schleich, Werner Bosch organ building	1734, 1970	II / P	13	1970 new building; Prospectus and 2 registers received
Wallau	Ev. church		Johann Christian Koehler	1753-1754	I / P	16	1979 by Gerald Woehl returned to the original disposition
Labor pains	Ev. church		Heinrich Voigt , Hardt Organ Builders	1890, 1999	II / P	12	originally built for the Old Catholic Church in Wiesbaden, transferred to Wehen in 1899; largely preserved, 1999 reconstruction of the lost registers
Wehrheim	Ev. church	Image wanted	Johann Conrad Bürgy , Förster & Nicolaus Organ Builders	1783, 1964	I / P	16	1964 Restoration and reconstruction of 6 registers, remainder preserved
Weilburg	Castle Church		Johann Jakob Dahm , Wilhelm Sauer	1710, 1902/1903	II / P	28	New building behind historical prospectus
Weiterode	Ev. church		Johan (n) Weyer, Heinrich Möller	1739, 1896	I / P	9	New building behind Weyer prospect
Wetterburg	Ev. church	Image wanted	Johann Friedrich Schäffer , Jakob Vogt	1740, 1862/63	I / P	7th	originally probably built for the Arolsen Palace; Schäffer only received a brochure
Wiesbaden	Kurhaus Wiesbaden		Steinmeyer / Giovanni Chrisostomo	1954/1988/2010	III / P	51	Originally preserved, the only hall organ in a spa house that was included in the Red List of Culture of the German Cultural Council in March 2015 and classified in Category 2 (= endangered )
Wiesbaden	Luther Church		EF Walcker & Cie.	1911	III / P	43	→ organ
Wiesbaden	Market Church		Eberhard Friedrich Walcker , Oberlinger	1863, 1982	IV / P	85	→ organ
Wiesbaden-Breckenheim	Ev. church	Image wanted	Heinrich Voigt	1878	I / P	12	originally two-manual, with physharmonica on manual second; mechanical cone tray
Wiesbaden-Medenbach	Ev. church	Image wanted	Heinrich Voigt	1876	I / P	9
Wiesbaden-Nordenstadt	Ev. church		Heinrich Voigt	1886	II / P	20th
Windhausen (Feldatal)	Ev. church		Friedrich Wilhelm Bernhard	1845	I / P	11
Worfelden	Ev. church		Adam Knauth	1623/24	I.	6th	largely original → organ of the Evangelical Church in Worfelden
Goat grove	Ev. church		Johann Andreas Heinemann , August Röth, Friedrich Euler, Bruno Döring	1769-1771, 1847-1849, 1959-1965, 1978	II / P	25th	several significant conversions

literature

• Hans Martin Balz , Reinhardt Menger: Old organs in Hessen and Nassau (=  publication of the Society of Organ Friends . Volume 72 ). 2nd Edition. Merseburger, Kassel 1997, ISBN 3-87537-169-0 .
• Franz Bösken : Sources and research on the organ history of the Middle Rhine (=  contributions to the Middle Rhine music history . Volume 7.1 ). tape 2 : The area of ​​the former administrative district of Wiesbaden. Part 1: A-K . Schott, Mainz 1975, ISBN 3-7957-1307-2 .
• Franz Bösken: Sources and research on the organ history of the Middle Rhine (=  contributions to the Middle Rhine music history . Volume 7.2 ). tape 2 : The area of ​​the former administrative district of Wiesbaden. Part 2: L-Z . Schott, Mainz 1975, ISBN 3-7957-1370-6 .
• Franz Bösken, Hermann Fischer : Sources and research on the organ history of the Middle Rhine (=  contributions to the Middle Rhine music history . Volume 29.1 ). tape 3 : Former province of Upper Hesse. Part 1: A-L . Schott, Mainz 1988, ISBN 3-7957-1330-7 .
• Franz Bösken, Hermann Fischer: Sources and research on the organ history of the Middle Rhine (=  contributions to the Middle Rhine music history . Volume 29.2 ). tape 3 : Former province of Upper Hesse. Part 2: M-Z . Schott, Mainz 1988, ISBN 3-7957-1331-5 .
• Dieter Großmann: Organs and Organ Builders in Hesse (=  contributions to Hessian history . Volume 12 ). 2nd Edition. Trautvetter & Fischer, Marburg 1998, ISBN 3-87822-109-6 .
• Bernhard Hemmerle : Organ building in the Limburg - Weilburg district . In: Yearbook 2004 of the Limburg-Weilburg district (=  contributions to Hessian history . Volume 12 ). Rekom, Limburg 2003, ISBN 3-87822-109-6 , pp. 251-260 .
• Axel Marburg, Dieter Schneider: The organ builders Rindt and Irle . In: Hinterland history sheets . Vol. 86, No. 1 (March 2007), pp. 1, 2, 7, and No. 2 (June 2007), pp. 10–13 (history supplements to the Hinterländer Anzeiger , Biedenkopf).
• Gottfried Rehm : The organs of the Fulda district except for the core city of Fulda (= North German organs. 5). Pape, Berlin 1978, ISBN 3-921140-18-8 .
• Gottfried Rehm: The organs of the former Schlüchtern district (= North German organs. 10). Pape, Berlin 1975, ISBN 3-921140-14-5 .

Web links

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

Individual evidence

1. ^ Organ in Busenborn , accessed on May 12, 2013.
2. ↑ Krystian Skoczowski : The organ builder family Zinck. A contribution to the research of organ building in the Wetterau and the Kinzig valley in the 18th century . Haag + Herchen, Hanau 2018, ISBN 978-3-89846-824-4 , pp. 33, 295 .
3. ^ Hans Martin Balz: organs and organ builders in the area of ​​the former Hessian province of Starkenburg. Bärenreiter-Antiquariat, Kassel 1969, p. 515.
4. ^ Bösken, Fischer: Sources and research on the organ history of the Middle Rhine. : Volume 3, Part 1, A-L . 1988, pp. 540-543.
5. ^ Bösken, Fischer: Sources and research on the organ history of the Middle Rhine. Vol. 3, Part 2: M-Z . 1988, p. 644.
6. ^ Organ in Niedergründau , accessed on December 10, 2019.
7. ^ Franz-Josef Sehr : 125 years of the parish church “St. Egidius “Obertiefenbach . In: Yearbook for the Limburg-Weilburg district 2013 . The district committee of the Limburg-Weilburg district, Limburg-Weilburg 2012, ISBN 3-927006-49-1 , p. 121-123 .
8. ^ Franz-Josef Sehr : 250 years pilgrimage chapel Maria Hilf Beselich . In: Yearbook for the Limburg-Weilburg district 2017 . The district committee of the district of Limburg-Weilburg, Limburg 2016, ISBN 3-927006-54-8 , p. 137-141 .
9. ^ Bösken, Fischer: Sources and research on the organ history of the Middle Rhine. Vol. 3, Part 2: M-Z . 1988, p. 827.
10. ^ Organ in Roth , accessed on June 11, 2020.
11. ^ Church in Rüdigheim , accessed on September 24, 2017.
12. ^ Organ in Schotten , accessed on March 26, 2018.
13. ^ Bösken / Fischer / Thömmes: Sources and research on the organ history of the Middle Rhine. Vol. 3, Part 2: M-Z . 1988, p. 915 f.
14. ^ Organ in Trebur , accessed on April 1, 2018.
15. ↑ Politics & Culture No. 2 March / April 2015: Hall organ in the Kurhaus Wiesbaden, Hesse , accessed on March 26, 2018.