List of organs in Lüneburg

The list of organs in Lüneburg shows the preserved historical organs and nationally significant new organs in the former principality of Lüneburg . This largely corresponds to the area of today's districts of Celle , Gifhorn , Harburg , Lüchow-Dannenberg , Lüneburg , Heidekreis , Uelzen and the city of Wolfsburg . All organs built before the First World War are completely recorded . The list supplements the main article Organ Landscape Lüneburg , where further literature can be found.

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	Organ builder	year	Manuals	register	Remarks
Bardowick	St. Peter and Paul Cathedral	Philipp Furtwängler , Alexander Schuke	1867, 2011	III / P	46	Hist. Housing received
Bergen on the stupid	Pauluskirche	Ernst Wilhelm Meyer & Sons	1842	II / P	16	Largely preserved
Bergen (District of Celle)	St. Lamberti	Organ building Mühleisen	2000	III / P	34	Prospectus in baroque tradition
Bad Bodenteich	St. Petri	Balthasar Conrad Euler , Hillebrand Brothers	1836, 1996	II / P	29	New building behind historical prospectus, with romantic swell
Celle	St. Ludwig	Karl Wilhelm and Eduard Meyer , unknown, Siegfried Sauer , Martin ter Haseborg	1841, 1900, 1977, 1998	II / P	31	1998 Reconstruction of the organ from 1841, of which some stops and photos still existed → Organ
Celle	Castle chapel	Unknown, Heinrich Vieth, Paul Ott	16th century, 1865, 20th century	II / P		Prospectus from the 16th century and some registers from Vieth preserved; Extension conversion by Ott
Celle	City Church of St. Mary	Hermann Kröger / Berendt Hus , Rowan West	1653, 1997-1999	III / P	49	Behind the historical prospectus → Organ
Clenze	St. Bartholomew	Johann Andreas Engelhardt , Karl Schuke	1856, 1968-1970	II / P	18th	Only a few historical material survived
Dannenberg (Elbe)	St. John's Church	Wilhelm Heinrich Bethmann , Karl Schuke	1801/1802, 1972	II / P	29	New building behind historical housing
Drennhausen	St. Mary	Eduard Meyer	1856	II / P	16
Ebstorf	Monastery church	Eduard Meyer	1865/1866	II / P	20th
Egestorf	St. Stephen	Philipp Furtwängler and sons	1867	II / P	17th	Mostly preserved; some registers reconstructed
Gartow	St. George	Johann Matthias Hagelstein	1740	II / P	23	Largely preserved; 1991 fundamental restoration by Hillebrand
Gerdau	St. Michaelis	Philipp Furtwängler	1874	II / P	15th	Almost unchanged; Fundamentally restored in 2009 by Jörg Bente
Gifhorn	St. Nicolai Church	Christian father	1748	II / P	24	Largely preserved; Thoroughly restored by Hillebrand in 2000 and returned to its baroque state
Großburgwedel	St. Petri	Patrick Collon	1996	II / P	28	Based on classic French organ building
Handorf	St. Mary	Eduard Meyer , Alfred Führer	1854, 1954	II / P	19th	1954 renovation
Hermannsburg	St. Peter-Paul	Emil Hammer	1963	III / P	34
Himberg Mountains	St. Bartholomew	P. Furtwängler & Hammer	1862	II / P	21st	largely preserved
Kirchweyhe	George's Church	Friedrich Altdorf	1856	I / P	10	Neo-Baroque rearrangement in the 1960s in the course of restoration by Gebr. Hillebrand (2003)
Krevese	Krevese monastery church	Anton Heinrich Gansen	1721	I / P	13	Almost completely preserved
Lemgow	High Church	Eduard Meyer	1856	II / P	17th	Largely preserved
Lenzen	St. Catherine's	Hans Scherer the Younger , Arp Schnitger , Gottlieb Scholtze , Reinhard Hüfken	1627/1628, 1707/1708, 1759, 2005-2007	II / P	27	5 registers by Scherer, housing partially and 2–3 registers by Arp Schnitger (1707/08, originally for Hamburg-St. Georg ) preserved as well as 7 registers by Scholtze; The remaining 12 registers by Hüfken have been reconstructed to the state of Scholtz (1759)
Lüchow	St. Johannis	Hermann Owl	2005/2006	III / P	47	With timbres of German romanticism and modernity
Lüchow plate	St. Mary	Unknown, Gebr. Hillebrand	Mid-16th century, 1980/1981	II / P	16	New building behind historical housing
Luneburg	St. Johannis , great organ	Hendrik Niehoff / Jasper Johansen, Friedrich Stellwagen , Matthias Dropa , Eduard Meyer , Rudolf von Beckerath	1551-1553, 1651/1652, 1712-1715, 1850-1853, 1952/1953, 1976/1992	III / P	51	→ Organs from St. Johannis (Lüneburg)
Luneburg	St. Johannis , choir organ	Organ building Kuhn	2010	II / P	23	In the French symphonic tradition → organs from St. Johannis (Lüneburg)
Luneburg	St. Michaelis	Matthias Dropa , P. Furtwängler & Hammer , Christian Scheffler	1708, 1870/1931, 1999	III / P	49	5 registers from 1708, 8 from 1870, 15 from 1931
Luneburg	St. Michaelis , lower church	Emil Hammer organ building	1942	II / P	11	behind the prospectus by Furtwängler & Hammer (1899) and including a quarter of the pipes of the previous organ
Luneburg	St. Michaelis , choir organ	Martin ter Haseborg	2000	I.	5	Reconstruction of a positive that was lost from around 1800, based on a cost proposal by Johann Balthasar Held (1701) for St. Michaelis
Luneburg	St. Michaelis , chancel	Michael Braun	2012	I.	4th	mobile chest organ
Luneburg	St. Nicolai	P. Furtwängler & Hammer	1899	III / P	49	Pneumatic action; largely preserved
Luneburg	Monastery Lüne (monastery church)	Jonas Weigel (?), Gebr. Hillebrand	1645, 1969	II / P	20th	Prospectus received
Tired (Örtze)	St. Laurence	Eduard Meyer	1864	II / P	17th	Coupling of the upper manual to a keyboard with 176 organ registers, which can be switched on and off
Rühstädt	Village church	Joachim Wagner	1738	I / P	10	Housing and more than half of the registers preserved
Scharnebeck	St. Marien Monastery Church	Unknown, Gebr. Hillebrand	1754, 1994/1995	II / P	17th	New building behind the historical case → organ of St. Marien (Scharnebeck)
Schneverdingen	Peter and Paul Church	Rudolf Janke	1976	III / P	24
Stellicht	St. Georg Christophorus Jodokus Church	Andreas de Mare , Jürgen Ahrend organ building	Around 1570, 1985/1986	II / p	12	Originally built for the Thedinga monastery ; Housing transferred from Marten de Mare in 1610 ; Reconstruction behind historical housing
Trebel	Ev. church	Johann Georg Stein	1775-1777	II / P	19th	Almost completely preserved
Uelzen	St. Mary	Johann Georg Stein , Hermann Eule Organ building Bautzen	1752-1756, 2001	III / P	53	New building behind historical prospectus; largest organ in the Lüneburg organ landscape
Uelzen	St. Petri	Gebr. Hillebrand	1966	II / P	23
Walsrode	City church Walsrode	Eduard Meyer	1849	II / P	26th	Largely preserved
Wince	St. Mary	Paul Ott	1960	III / P	39	Conceived neo-baroque
Wittingen	St. Stephen Church	Johann Wilhelm Gloger , Alexander Schuke Potsdam organ building	1738-1740, 1995	II / P	24	originally built for the Paulinerkirche (Göttingen) , since 1806 in Wittingen; New building behind historical prospect
Wolfsburg	Christ Church	Paul Ott	1951	III / P	35	Typical instrument of the organ movement
Wolfsburg	St. Heinrich	G. Christian Lobback	1982	II / P	23
Wustrow	St. Laurence	P. Furtwängler & Hammer	1915	II / P	19th	Almost completely preserved

literature

Gustav Fock : Arp Schnitger and his school. A contribution to the history of organ building in the North and Baltic Sea coast areas . Bärenreiter, Kassel 1974, ISBN 3-7618-0261-7 .
Harald Vogel, Günter Lade, Nicola Borger-Keweloh: Organs in Lower Saxony . Hauschild, Bremen 1997, ISBN 3-931785-50-5 .

Web links

Nomine eV: Historic organs in the Lüneburg region