List of organs in southern Lower Saxony

The list of organs in southern Lower Saxony shows the preserved historical organs and nationally important new organs in southern Lower Saxony . The underlying area includes the districts of Goslar , Göttingen , Hameln-Pyrmont , Hildesheim , Holzminden and Northeim as well as the city of Salzgitter . All historical instruments should be recorded that were built before the First World War . The list supplements the main article Organ Landscape South Lower Saxony , 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	image	Organ builder	year	Manuals	register	Remarks
Adelebsen	Ev.-luth. St. Martini Church		Johann Stephan Heeren / Johann Dietrich Kuhlmann	1799/1800	I / P	14th	After re-planning and expansion by Carl Giesecke (1848/1849) and Julius Strobel (1896/1897), dismantling by Rudolf Janke (1969)
Alfeld (leash)	Ev.-luth. St. Nicolai Church		Heinrich Schaper , Jörg Bente	1863	III / P	42	largest organ Schapers; 1957–1962 extensive renovations by Friedrich Weißenborn and 1967 by E. Hammer, 2012 dismantling of the Rückpositiv , 2013–2014 restoration by Jörg Bente and expansion in the Schaper style by installing a substation
Angerstein (Nörten-Hardenberg)	Ev.-ref. church		Johann Wilhelm Gloger?, Paul Ott	around 1740 ?, 1958	I / P	6th	New building behind historical prospectus
Bad Harzburg	Luther Church		Wilhelm Sauer , Christian Scheffler	1902-1903, 1997-2001	III / P	40	Originally II / P / 29; 21 registers reconstructed by Scheffler and the organ expanded in the style of Sauer
Bad Lauterberg in the Harz Mountains	Andreas Church		Johann Andreas Engelhardt , Rudolf Janke	1859, 1988	II / P	25th	New building behind the historical prospectus and using other parts from Engelhardt
Bad Lauterberg	Paulus Church		Rudolf Janke	1972	II / P	15th
Bad Sachsa	St. Nicholas Church		Emil Hammer	1955/1956	III / P	30th
Barbis	St. Peter's Church		Johann Tobias Hansen, Johann Andreas Engelhardt , Rudolf Janke	1759, 1833, 1992/1993	II / P	19th
Barlissen	Ev.-luth. St. Laurentius Church		Johann Wilhelm Schmerbach the Middle?	around 1800	I / P	10	Originally built for Gertenbach, transferred to Barlissen in 1888 by Carl Heyder, slightly modified; 1960–1964 renovation by Rudolf Janke
Barterode	Ev.-luth. St. Pankratii Church		Johann Dietrich Kuhlmann	1825	I / P	15th	1933 reconstruction and expansion by Paul Ott; 1977 dismantling by Martin Haspelmath (with reduced wind pressure to adapt to the church interior, which has been reduced by half)
Beinum (Salzgitter)	Beinumer Church		P. Furtwängler & Hammer	1891	II / P	16	Restored in 1991 after decommissioning and makeshift by an electronium
Benniehausen	Ev.-luth. church		Albrecht Frerichs	1968	I / P	6th	Using parts of the previous organ by Carl Heyder (1856)
Bernshausen (Seeburg)	Catholic Church of St. Peter and Paul		Louis Krell	1879	II / P	23 (24)	The register Vox humana 8 ′ is vacant. Mechanical game and stop action mechanism with mechanical cone chests. Restoration by Werner Krell.
Imagery	St. Michael		August Schaper	1887	I / P	8th	except for the prospectus pipes delivered in 1917
Bilshausen	St. Kosmas and Damian, cath.		Johann Andreas Engelhardt	1857	II / P	21st	1984 restoration by Gebr. Krell / Duderstadt
Bischhausen	St. Martin		Johann Wilhelm Schmerbach the Middle , Albrecht Frerichs / Rudolf Janke	1795-1796, 1969, 1986	I / P	14th	Originally built for the Gutskirche Groß Schneen (demolished in 1971) , transferred in 1967; received three registers
Bishausen (Nörten-Hardenberg)	Ev.-luth. Chapel of St. George		Carl Heyder	1883	I / P	6th	1945 renewal by Paul Ott, 2004 restoration by Rudolf Janke
Lake Constance	St. Matthew		Werner Krell	1988	II / P	15th	Last new building of the organ building workshop Krell / Duderstadt
Bodenwerder	St. Nicolai		Paul Ott , Gustav Steinmann / Rudolf Janke	1966, 1989/1990, 2000	II / P	24	1989/1990 tonally and technically obsolete, 2000 new wind supply by Gebr. Hillebrand
Börry (Emmerthal)	Ev. church		Rudolf Janke	1960	I / p	5	Behind the historical prospectus from the 19th century
Braunlage	Trinity Church		Robert Knauf	1889	II / P	20th	Overhauled and modified by Friedrich Weissenborn in 1953 and 1969 to II / P 23
Bremke (likes)	Ev.-luth. church		August von Werder , Albrecht Frerichs	1848, 1967/1968	I / P	10	1968 new building by Frerichs including some old registers; 2003/2003 renovation and change of disposition by Elmar Krawinkel
Brevörde	St. Urban		Andreas Schweimb ?, Friedrich Wilhelm Euler , Martin Haspelmath	Around 1690, 1862, 1985	I / P	13	Originally probably built for Höxter, free pedal added in 1862, restoration in 1985
Brunkensen	St. Martin's Church		Christian father , Martin Haspelmath	1721, 1978	I / P	5 (9)	New building (reconstruction) behind historical prospectus
Buehle (Northeim)	Ev.-luth. St. Oswald Church		Johann Wilhelm Schmerbach the Middle , Balthasar Conrad Euler , Martin Haspelmath	1815-1819, 1848, 1981/1982	I / P	14th	1981 three registers reconstructed; largely preserved
Buntenbock	Village chapel		Rudolf Janke	1999	II / P	12	Using parts of a brochure from the 19th century.
Clausthal	Market Church of the Holy Spirit		Andreas Weiss, Paul Ott	1624, 1976	III / P	41	New building behind the historic Rococo prospect by Johann Albrecht Unger
Dankelshausen	St. Matthew Church		Johann Stephan Heeren or Johann Dietrich Kuhlmann , Elmar Krawinkel	1790 or 1820, 2001	I / P	12 (13)	Brochure by Johann Stephan Heeren 1790 or Johann Dietrich Kuhlmann 1820, 1901 new building by Furtwängler and Hammer (11 registers I / P), 2001 restoration / new building behind the historical prospectus by Elmar Krawinkel (Trendelburg). 13 registers planned, one register vacant.
The same	St. Lawrence Church		Philipp Furtwängler	1845	II / P	25th	2000 renovated by OBM Franz Rietsch ( Emil Hammer Orgelbau )
Diemarden	St. Michaelis		Christoph Greve, P. Furtwängler & Hammer	1833, 1928	II / P	16	In 1928 Furtwängler & Hammer extensively rebuilt, nine-axis prospectus
Dorste	St. Cyriaci		Johann Andreas Engelhardt	Around 1850	II / P	16
Dransfeld	St. Martini		Balthasar Conrad Euler	1843-1845	II / P	21st	Reconstruction of 6 registers by Martin Haspelmath (1984/1985). 2006/2007 repair by organ builder Krawinkel (Trendelburg)
Duderstadt	St. Cyriac		Johannes Creutzburg , Johann Wilhelm Schmerbach the Middle , Johann Andreas Engelhardt , Hermann Eule	1731-1735, 1823, 1859, 2006	III / P	43	Housing and 20 registers from Creutzburg preserved as well as individual registers from Schmerbach and Engelhardt
Duderstadt	St. Servatius		Jürgen Ahrend	1977	III / P	28	In 2012 the organ was cleaned by the organ builder Martin Wurm from Neustadtgödens.
Eberhausen	St. Nicolai		Carl Heyder	1865	I / P	6th
Einbeck	St. Alexandri		Martin Hillebrand	1865-1866, 2008	II / P	37	New building behind the neo-Gothic front from the 19th century
Einbeck	Market Church of St. Jacobi		Johann Friedrich Schulze	1861-1862
Elkershausen	St. Nicholas		P. Furtwängler & Hammer, Albrecht Frerichs	1907, 1984	I / P	7th	Originally built for Todtenhausen near Minden; erected there in 1918 in Elkershausen after a major new building.
Elliehausen	St. Martini		Julius Strobel	1880	II / P	16	1928 Change of disposition by Wiegand Helfenbein (Gotha), 17 II / P. 1935 Reconstruction by Paul Ott (Göttingen). 1973 Repair by Martin Haspelmath (Walsrode). 1987/1988 restoration by the Hillebrand brothers (Altwarmbüchen)
Peas (Adelebsen)	St. Vitus		Johann Dietrich Kuhlmann	1823/1824	I / P	12
Eschershausen	St. Martin Church		Johann Christoph Hüsemann , P. Furtwängler & Hammer	1771, 1909	II / P	30th	Originally II / P / 20; 1909 new building behind the historic prospect, which was expanded; Pocket drawer, pneumatic action; receive
Esebeck	Ev.-luth. church		August from Werder	1850	I / P	11	Much preserved
Espol	Ev.-luth. chapel			18th century	I.	6th
Etzenborn	Ev.-ref. church		Philipp Furtwängler & Sons	1877	II / P	11	Mechanical cone shop ; built as an interim organ for the main BMV church in Wolfenbüttel
Fischbeck	Fischbeck Collegiate Church		Johann Adam Berner , Martin Hillebrand	1734-1736, 2007	II / P	32	Reconstructing new building behind the historical prospectus; Disposition and style based on Berner, but expanded by a few registers
Geismar (Göttingen)	St. Martin		Philipp Furtwängler	1861	II / P	23	Almost completely preserved; Case 1777 by JM Kahlert; Restored in 2008 by Jörg Bente
Gelliehausen	St. Pancras		Carl Heyder	1889	I / P	7th	Reconstruction in 1965 by Frerichs, 2014 by Krawinkel (one register added)
Germershausen	Catholic Church of the Annunciation		Louis Krell	1910	II / P	20th	Pneumatic tube action and stop action
Gieboldehausen	Ev.-luth. Gustav Adolf Church		Louis Krell	1879	II / P	13	Originally 12 registers, 1956 installation of the Mixtur 3-4-fold register by Paul Ott , since the 13th register. 1979 Restoration by Franz Rietzsch from Hiddestorf.
Gieboldehausen	Kath. St. Laurentius Church		Werner Krell	1971	II / P	26th	Electric stop action with two free combinations
Gillersheim	Ev.-luth. church		August von Werder , P. Furtwängler & Hammer , Martin Haspelmath	1853, 1912, 1978	I / P	13	New construction using the case (1853) and pipe material (1912)
Gladebeck	St. Nikolai		Johann Andreas Engelhardt	1861/1862	II / P	17th
Goslar	St. James the Elder		Unknown, Stockmann brothers	Around 1650, 1973	II / P	27	Reconstruction behind the late Renaissance prospectus
Goslar	Riechenberg Monastery		Andreas Schweimb / Johann Jacob John , Johann Matthias Naumann	Around 1700, 1705	II / P	34	The monastery church was demolished in 1818, and the organ was probably destroyed in the process.
Goslar	Catholic Church St. Georg Stiftskirche St. Georg (Grauhof)		Christoph Treutmann , Hillebrand Brothers	1734-1737, 1989-1992	III / P	42	Largely preserved; Restored 1989–1992 by Gebrüder Hillebrand Orgelbau . In 2009, the Hillebrand Orgelbau brothers carried out cleaning, repairing the windchest and re-intonation
Goettingen	Ev.-luth. St. Albani Church		Paul Ott , Rudolf Janke	1964, 1990	III / P	36	1990 renovation conversion
Goettingen	Ev.-luth. Christophorus Church		Rudolf Janke	1967	II / P	8 (19)	still expandable; Breastwork and Hauptwerk are in the left case, the pedals in the right; BW is not developed, also in the HW and pedal registers are still vacant.
Goettingen	Ev.-luth. Christ Church		Paul Ott	1956	III / P	28	By 2016, only 12 of the 27 planned registers had been completed (Brustwerk and Rückpositiv were vacant). 2016 Expansion of the organ and completion of the missing registers by Orgelbau Bosch (III / P / 28).
Goettingen	Ev.-luth. Corvinus Church		Albrecht Frerichs, Rudolf Janke	1974, 1998	II / P	21st	1998 renovation
Goettingen	Evangelical Reformed Church		Johann Dietrich Kuhlmann , Carl Giesecke , P. Furtwängler & Hammer , Paul Ott	1816-1817, 1860, 1913-1914, 1969-1970	II / P	15th	originally built for Stöckheim (Northeim) ; 1860 transferred by Giesecke to Göttingen and rearranged; 1913/1914 new interior work by F. & H. with additional breastwork; 1969/1970 new pipework by Ott; 1997 renovation by Ingo Kötter; Upper part of the prospectus and a register from 1817 preserved
Goettingen	Friedenskirche		Werner Bosch organ building	2006	II / P	18th	Takeover of 8 registers from the 19th century and 7 registers from Paul Ott
Goettingen	Ev.-luth. St. Jacobi Church		Paul Ott	1964-1966, 2006/2007	IV / P	68	2006/2007 renovation and expansion by a swell with 9 registers, playable from the 4th manual, and a sub-bass 32 ′ in the pedal by Siegfried Schmid
Goettingen	Ev.-luth. St. John's Church		Paul Ott , Rudolf Janke	1954-1960, 1999-2000	IV / P	61	Mechanical play and stop action
Goettingen	Ev.-luth. Kreuzkirche		Rudolf Janke	1965	II / P	26th
Goettingen	Ev.-luth. St. Mary		P. Furtwängler & Hammer , Paul Ott , Emil Hammer Orgelbau , Martin Hillebrand	1925/1926, 1928, 1950, 1970/1971, 2003	III / P	47	Organ of the parish church of St. Marien (Göttingen) . 2003 Restoration by Gebrüder Hillebrand Orgelbau .
Goettingen	St. Nikolai Church (University Church )		Wilhelm Sauer , Paul Ott	1888, 1948 / 1958-1959	II / P	23	partly preserved, in the 20th century baroque and renovated several times
Goettingen	Ev.-luth. Stephanuskirche		Rudolf Janke	1969/2002	III / P	26th	In 2002 expanded by four registers
Greene (Einbeck)	St. Martini		Andreas Schweimb , Johann Christoph Hüsemann , AG Friesenberg, Gebrüder Euler , Otto Dutkowski	1687, 1753, 1774/1775, 1864, 1932	II / P	21st	Get prospectus; 1753 pedal added, 1774/1775 Rückpositiv; later further modifications
Gronau (Leine)	St. Matthew		Philipp Furtwängler , Hillebrand brothers	1859/1860, 1981	III / P	60	largest organ in Furtwängler; Restored to its original condition in 1981 by Gebr. Hillebrand . In 2017 the pipes were cleaned, repaired and re-intoned by Gebrüder Hillebrand Orgelbau .
Grone (Göttingen)	St. Petri		Johann Wilhelm Gloger , P. Furtwängler & Hammer , Paul Ott , Orgelbau Mühleisen	1753, 1898, 1969, 2000	II / P	20th	Prospectus received from Gloger, 1969 new building by Ott (replaced the organ work by Furtwängler & Hammer from 1898, presumably using some parts), 2000 renovation, rearrangement and expansion; Mood since then: Neidhardt III ("for a big city")
Grossenrode	St. Johannis		August von Werder , Paul Ott	1857, 1963-1964	II / P	21st	1963/1964 conversion
Big snow	Michaeliskirche		Johann Wilhelm Schmerbach the Middle	1814	I / P	14th	Schmerbach took over older registers from Johann Jacob Krebs (1728/1729), which make up the majority of the preserved pipe inventory.
Güntersen	Ev.-luth. St. Martini Church		Paul Ott	1960	I / P	11	New construction using individual registers from the previous organ by Carl Heyder (1878)
Hamelin	Ev.-luth. Market Church of St. Nicolai		Rudolf von Beckerath	1966	III / P	41	Originally III / P / 39; Goll added one register each in 1991 and Hillebrand in 2003
Hardegsen	Ev.-luth. St. Mauritius Church		Johann Justus Hansen , Bernhardt Edskes	1784, 1996	II / P	30th	New building behind historical prospectus, which has been rebuilt several times; Chest cupboard is empty.
Harste	St. John's Church		Johann Justus Hansen	1773	I / P		Prospectus received
Hastenbeck (Hamelin)	Ev.-luth. church		Unknown, Rudolf Janke	1703, 1965	II / P	18th	Behind historical prospectus (with original principal 8 '). In 2019, the Hillebrand Orgelbau brothers carried out a cleaning and re-intoning .
Hattorf am Harz	Ev. church		Johann Tobias Hansen, Friedrich Becker, Paul Ott	1763, 19th century, 1972	II / P	21st	Prospectus and some registers received from Hansen. In 1995 the instrument was revised by Rudolf Janke .
Heiningen	St. Peter and Paul		Andreas Schweimb , Heinrich Vieth	1698 to 1870	II / P	30th	Conversion by Vieth
Heinsen	Ev.-luth. church		Rudolf Janke	1964	II / P	13
Helmstedt	St. Thomas Church		Rudolf Janke	1968	III / P	34	1985 addition of a breastwork
Hemeln	Ev.-luth. church		Johann Dietrich Kuhlmann	1816/1817	II / P	15th
Herzberg am Harz	Ev.-luth. Christ Church		Rudolf Janke	1970	II / P	15th
Herzberg am Harz	St. Nicolai		Johann Andreas Engelhardt	1845	II / P	36	Classicist prospectus; Engelhardt's largest preserved organ (28 original registers)
Hetjershausen	Ev. church		Carl Heyder	1874	I / P	10	Heyders op. 82. Rescheduled by Paul Ott (20th century): originally 8-8-8-4-2-Mixtur, 16-8; became 8-4-4-2-Mixtur-Sesquialtera-Quint 3 ′, 16-8-4 (Heyders Principal 8 ′ and Hohlfloete 8 ′ in the manual were omitted; pedal probably extended to a new wind chest by Quintadena 4 ′)
Hildesheim	Hildesheim Cathedral		Franz Breil , Johannes Klais , Romanus Seifert	1960, 1989, 2014	IV / P	77
Hildesheim	St. Andrew		Rudolf von Beckerath	1966	IV / P	63
Hildesheim	St. Magdalene		Romanus Seifert	2010	III / P	33
Hildesheim	St. Michael		Gerald Woehl	1999	III / P	69
Hildesheim	Martin Luther Church		Rudolf Janke	1994	II / P	25th
Hildesheim	St. Mauritius		Martin father , Gebr. Hillebrand	1687, 1978	III / P	33	New building behind historical prospectus
Hilkerode	Catholic Church of St. Johannes Babtist		Louis Krell	1913	II / P	21st	The organ was taken over from the previous church with the construction of a new prospectus. Originally 20 stops, when rebuilt in the new church, extension to include principal major 8 '(new prospect pipes). Pneumatic tube action and stop action
Hillerse (Northeim)	Ev.-luth. church		Balthasar Conrad Euler	1848	I / P	12	largely preserved
Hohnstedt	Martini Church		Rudolf Janke	1963	II / P	20th	Behind historical housing by Johann Andreas Graff (1717/1718)
Holzminden	Luther Church		Rudolf Janke	1968-1970	III / P	34	Revised in 1993
Hörden am Harz	Ev.-luth. church		Unknown, Andreas Engelhardt, Carl Heyder, Paul Ott, Martin Haspelmath	1787, around 1850, 1883, 1952, 1994	I / P	9
Snacks	Ev.-luth. church		Friedrich Becker	1878	I / p	6th	Almost completely preserved
Ischenrode	Ischenrode Chapel		Carl Heyder , Paul Ott , Regina Stegemann	1853, 1965, around 2005	I / P	8th	1911 magazine bellows by Albin Hickmann, 1965 conversion, around 2005 renovation; some old registers preserved
Isenbüttel	St. Mary's Church		Rudolf Janke	1972	II / P	20th	Behind a neo-Gothic prospect from the 19th century.
Early	St. Martini Church		Rudolf Janke	1968	II / P	10
Kalefeld	Church of Our Lady		P. Furtwängler & Hammer	1872	II / P	19th	Rearrangements and changes in the years 1952 (OBM Friedrich Weißenborn, Braunschweig), 1963, 1974 and 1981; 2005 Restoration of the normal state by Werner Bosch Orgelbau
Katlenburg	Ev.-luth. Katlenburg Church		Rudolf Janke	1967	II / P	23	Behind the historical prospectus from the 19th century
Klein Lengden	Ev.-luth. Church of St. Johannis d. Tf.		Johann Wilhelm Gloger , Carl Heyder , Paul Ott	1756 ff., 1854, 1958/1959	I / P	7th	Gloger was unable to finish building the organ because of the Seven Years' War and because of his death during it; this was done by Johann Michael Kahlert in 1763. Heyder took over the Gedackt 8 'from Gloger in his new building, Ott next to this the case and the sub-bass from Heyder. Renovations in 1970 by Albrecht Frerichs and in 2003 by Franz Rietzsch and Ingo Kötter.
Kerstlingerode	Ev. Lutheran St. John's Church		Carl Heyder	1860	II / P	13	2006 renovation by Orgelbau Waltershausen
Knutbüren	Ev. church		Paul Ott	1934	I.	6th	Otts masterpiece, without pedal, originally with wind scoop foot operation (today motor), all registers divided into bass / treble that are switched by means of sliders and not pulls; Regal 8 'replaced today by Sesquialtera
Lamspringe	Former monastery church of St. Hadrian and Dionysius		Andreas Schweimb , Philipp Furtwängler & Sons	1691-1696, 1876, 1959	III / P	44	15 Schweimb registers completely and 4 partially preserved. In the new building in 1876, 24 votes were accepted
Landolfshausen	Ev. church		Carl Heyder , Albrecht Frerichs, Ingo Kötter	1855, 1969, 2011/2012	I / P	9 (10)	When the pedal was rebuilt in 1969, the wind chest and two registers from the previous instrument by Carl Heyder (1855) as well as another old register (Ph. Furtwängler?) Were taken over. 2011 rescheduling and new intonation; A used 16 'trombone with wooden cups (Giesecke, 1970) was placed on a free loop of the pedal tray.
Langenholtensen	St. Martini		Carl Heyder , Gebr. Dutkowski, Rudolf Janke , Martin Haspelmath	1864, 1934-1935, around 1966, 1995	II / P	16	2 registers from Heyder preserved (then I / P / 9), 7 from Dutkowski, 2 from Janke, 5 from Haspelmath
Langenholz	St. Mary Magdalene		Andreas Schweimb , Philipp Furtwängler	1692, 1865			Prospectus received from Schweimb, work renewed
Lemshausen	St. Urban		Albrecht Frerichs	20th century	I / P		New building behind historical prospectus
Lenglern	St. Martini		Johann Stephan Heeren	1795	I / P	13
Liebenburg	Castle Church of the Annunciation		Johann Conrad Müller	1760-1761	II / P	25th	Prospectus and 17 registers received; 1981 reconstructed to the original disposition
Lindau (Eichsfeld)	St. Peter and Paul		Louis Krell	1882	II / P	24	Restored in 1982 by Werner Krell / Duderstadt. The organ is in its original condition. In the instrument there are some pipes from the previous organ by Johann Andreas Engelhardt .
Lochtum	St. Mary Church		Andreas Mueller	1746	II / P	17th	1972 completely restored to its original condition by Schuke
Lödingsen	Ev. church		Carl Heyder	1862	I / P	8th
Lonau	St. Michaelis		Louis Krell	1884	II / P	14th
Löwenhagen	Ev.-luth. church		Johann Stephan Heeren	1792	I / P	12
Lucklum	Church to come		Johann Andreas Engelhardt	1861	I / P	13	Almost completely preserved
Lütgenrode	Ev.-luth. church		Albrecht Frerichs	1970s	I / p	5
Mackensen (Dassel)	Ev.-luth. church		Georg Andreas Almes, Martin Haspelmath	1774, 1979	I / P	9	New building using the historical housing and prospectus
Marienrode	Marienrode Monastery		Christian father , August Schaper	1749-1752, 1888	II / P	29	14 registers completely and 4 partially preserved from father, 10–12 from Schaper
Marienstein (Nörten-Hardenberg)	Former monastery church		Johann Heinrich Gloger / Johann Wilhelm Gloger , Folkert Becker, Paul Ott , Martin Haspelmath	after 1727-1732, 1873, 1951, 1976-1978/1988	II / P	18th	1873 extensive reconstruction, 1951 return to an assumed baroque disposition, 1978 and 1988 restoration and partial reconstruction; 5 registers obtained from Gloger; some other stops are obviously still vacant (there are also six empty stops).
Markoldendorf	Lady Chapel			18th century	I.	5
Markoldendorf	Martinskirche		Philipp Furtwängler & Sons	1869	II / P	23
Meinersen	Ev.-luth. church		Rudolf Janke	1984	II / P	11	Behind the historical prospectus from the 18th century
Mengershausen	Ev.-luth. church		Johann Wilhelm Schmerbach the Middle	1798	I / P	15th	Side play. Special feature: Manuals cannot be linked to the pedal (instead 4 separate pedal registers 16 ', 16', 8 ', 4'). Old wind turbine with pedal device preserved.
Moringen	City Church		Christian father , Carl Giesecke	1743, 1850	II / P	23	1976 restoration by Martin Haspelmath ; some registers taken over from father in the new building in Giesecke and preserved, housings and several registers from Giesecke preserved
Niedergandern	Gutskapelle Niedergandern		Johann Wilhelm Schmerbach the Middle	1811	I / P	12	Reconstruction of 4 registers by Martin Haspelmath (1984/1985)
Niedernjesa	St. Laurence		Friedrich Hermann Lütkemüller	1874	I / P	12	1987 restoration by Albrecht Frerichs
Nienstedt am Harz	Ev. Lutheran St. Martin Church		Anonymous	1742	I / P	11	2018 restoration by Orgelbau Hillebrand (Altwarmbüchen)
Nikolausberg (Göttingen)	Former Monastery church		JC Ahlbrecht, Rudolf Janke	1830, 2002	II / P	19th	2002 addition of a new Rückpositiv
Norten-Hardenberg	Ev.-luth. Christ Church		Rudolf Janke	1970-1971	II / P	15th
Norten-Hardenberg	Chapel orphanage		Balthasar Conrad Euler , Martin Haspelmath	1848, 1974	I / P	9	1974 Extension by one register
Norten-Hardenberg	St. Martin		P. Furtwängler & Hammer	1904	II / P	24	With tube pneumatics; essentially preserved
Northeim	Apostle Church		Rudolf Janke	1971	II / P	20th	With Spanish trumpets ; Pedal with flamed copper pipes
Northeim	Corvinus Church		Rudolf Janke	1967	III / P	29	With mirror principal in the Rückpositiv
Northeim	St. Sixti		Johann Heinrich Gloger , Balthasar Conrad Euler / Julius Alexander Strobel, Paul Ott	1721–32, 19th century, 1952–59	III / P	52	Hist. Prospectus and 12 registers in full and 3 in part by Gloger, 10 in whole or in part by Euler / Strobel
Obernjesa	Marienkirche		August from Werder	1844	I / P	11	Largely preserved; with wooden registers made of oak and pear tree
Odagsen	St. Pancras		Eduard Meyer	1861	II / P	15th	The organ is still in its original condition today.
Oesdorf ( Bad Pyrmont )	Petrikirche		Rudolf Janke	1977	III / P	30th
Oker (Goslar)	Martin Luther Church		Johann Andreas Engelhardt , Hans-Heinz Blöß	1841, 1986	II / P	approx. 18	After installing a second manual around 1900, it was renewed and expanded in 1986; Engelhardt's 13 registers have been preserved
Oldenrode	Ev.-luth. church		Carl Giesecke , Martin Haspelmath	Around 1850, 1982	I.	5	1981 transfer to Eboldshausen ; New building in Oldenrode using the neo-Gothic housing from Giesecke
Ossenfeld	St. Crucis Church		Carl Heyder	1872, 1878	I / P	6th	The pedal was added in 1878 (only sub-bass 16 ') and a 4' flute was added in the 20th century.
Osterhagen	St. Martin's Church		Johann Andreas Engelhardt	1854	II / P	17th	Behind the prospectus by Johann Michael Kahlert (1770) from Duderstadt, St. Servatius
Osterode am Harz	St. Jacobi (Castle Church)		Johann Andreas Engelhardt	1841	II / P	26th	Renovation by Paul Ott in 1950 and restoration by Rudolf Janke in 1994
Osterode am Harz	Marienkirche		unknown	1724	I / P	11
Parents	Ev.-luth. church		Paul Ott	1957	I / p	6th
Reiffenhausen ( Friedland )	Ev.-luth. church		Johann Wilhelm Schmerbach the Elder (?) , Rudolf Janke	1774, 1970	II / P	12	New building behind a historic prospect
Reinhausen (same)	Ev.-luth. church		Rudolf Janke	1967	II / P	16
Ringelheim (Salzgitter)	Former Monastery church of St. Abdon and Sennen		Andreas Schweimb , Johann Jacob John (?), Unknown, Hillebrand brothers organ builders	1696, around 1700, around 1750, 1975 and 2015	II / P	32	13 Schweimb registers, 7–8 in the Rückpositiv from John? Pedal towers with prospect whistles around 1750.
Rittmarshausen	Marienkirche		Carl Heyder	1888	I / P	11	Essentially preserved
Ring rings	St. Martin's Church		Martin Hillebrand	2003	II / P	16	As a replacement for the organ by August von Werder (1846, I / P / 10), which burned down in 1999
Rosdorf	Ev.-luth. church		Carl Giesecke , P. Furtwängler & Hammer	1863, 1911	II / P	28 (originally 25)	Mechanical cone shop ; 1911 renovation (including pneumatic windchest); 1996/1997 restoration by Bosch
Sack (Alfeld)	George Church		Johann Wilhelm Gloger	1726-1728	I / p	12	9 registers preserved, 3 reconstructed by Bernhardt Edskes in 1998
Sattenhausen	Ev.-ref. church		Johann Wilhelm Schmerbach the Middle , Carl Heyder	1789/1790, 1887	I / P	9	Reconstructed several times, most recently by Regina Stegemann in 1991/1992
Scharzfeld	St. Thomas Church		Johann Andreas Engelhardt	1855	II / P	20th
Scheden	St. Mark's Church		Johann Dietrich Kuhlmann , Carl Giesecke , Paul Ott , organ builder Krawinkel	1829, 1860, 1937, 2011	II / P	22nd	1829 new construction using older material (parts of the structure and a few registers), 1860 rebuilding, 1937 extension of the single manual organ by a Rückpositiv, 2011 restoration
Schwiegershausen	Michaeliskirche		Johann Andreas Engelhardt , Steinhoff Organ Builder	1857, 2015	II / P	20th	Originally 15 registers, 1951 extension to 17 registers and tonal redesign by Orgelbau Hammer, 2015 restoration and extension to 20 registers by Jens Steinhoff
Sieboldshausen	St. Martin		P. Furtwängler & Hammer	1895	II / P	14th	Mechanical cone shop. - In the 20th century the disposition was changed (presumably by Paul Ott, later Albrecht Frerichs) - in the pedal cello 8 ′ to choral bass 4 ′, in HW gamba 8 ′ to octave 2 ′, in OW Salicional 8 ′ to principal 2 ′ and violin principal 8 'to octave 2'. Originally disposition 8-8-16 / 16-8-8-8-4-4-Mixtur / 8-8-8-4.
Stockheim	St. Martin		Carl Giesecke	1859/1860	II / P	16
Sudershausen	St. Johannis		Carl Giesecke	1853	I / p	7th	Almost unchanged
Sudheim	Ev. church		Philipp Furtwängler	1864	II / P	15th
Troughs	St. Laurence		Carl Giesecke	1855	I / p	6th	1884, 1924, 1946 obsolete; some registers preserved (at the moment only four playable. Space for your own pedal windchest available. Pedal coupler was originally switchable, the organ used to be I / P)
Uslar	St. John's Church		Balthasar Conrad Euler , Paul Ott , Rudolf Janke	1845, 1936/1968, 1980	II / P	27	Reconstruction by Ott, restoration by Janke
Vahlbruch	Ev.-luth. church		Balthasar Conrad Euler	1845	II / P	16	3 registers reconstructed by Martin Haspelmath (1978)
Varlose	St. Michael		Johann Stephan Heeren	1791	I / P	14th
Varmissen	Ev.-luth. chapel		Carl Heyder	1884	I / P	4th	The pedal was originally only attached and only got its own drawer with a quintade 16 'around 1955. The original Principal 8 'was replaced by a Principal 2' in 1971.
Volpriehausen	St. George		Ingo Kötter	1993	II / P	16	historicizing organ, the prospectus of which takes up regional stylistic elements
Waake	Village church		Carl Giesecke , Albrecht Frerichs	1854, 1970s	I / P	7th	New building behind historical housing using the sub-bass 16 'from Giesecke
Wahmbeck (Bodenfelde)	Christophoruskirche		Johann Stephan Heeren	1787	I / P	9
Weende (Göttingen)	St. Petri		Carl Giesecke , Paul Ott , Rudolf Janke	1848, 1965, 1989	II / P	18th	Preserved some registers
Welsede	Manor chapel		Johann Georg Müller	1735	I.	8th
Westerode	St. Nicolai Church		Johann Andreas Engelhardt	1843	I / P	10	Almost completely preserved
Wiershausen	Ev.-luth. church		P. Furtwängler & Hammer, Rudolf Janke	1912, 1987	I / P	11	New building behind historical prospectus
Wollershausen	St. Mary's Church		Johann Andreas Engelhardt	1851	II / P	16	Almost unchanged. Restoration in 2000 by Gebr. Hillebrand
Woellmarshausen	Ev.-luth. church		August from Werder	1843	I / P	9	1974–1976 restored by Albert Frerichs
Zellerfeld	St. Salvatoris		Arp Schnitger , Karl Schuke	1699-1702, 1969-1970	II / P	27 (29)	Housing from Schnitger preserved (then III / P / 55) Only 27 of 29 planned registers were installed. The Trompete 4 'and Dulcian 16' registers are still vacant.

literature

• Johann Hermann Biermann: Organographia Hildesiensis Specialis from 1738 . Ed .: Uwe Pape. Georg Olms, Hildesheim 2008, ISBN 978-3-487-13695-0 (reprint with an appendix by Uwe Pape).
• Uwe Pape: Organ workshops and organ builders in Germany from 1945 to 2004 . Pape Verlag, Berlin 2004, ISBN 3-921140-66-8 .
• Winfried Topp, Uwe Pape : North German organ builders and their works 2: Peter Tappe / Martin Haspelmath . Pape Verlag, Berlin 2000, ISBN 3-921140-57-9 .
• Harald Vogel : Organ history in southern Lower Saxony . In: Harald Vogel, Günter Lade, Nicola Borger-Keweloh (eds.): Organs in Lower Saxony . Hauschild, Bremen 1997, ISBN 3-931785-50-5 , p. 72-81 .
• Karl Wurm: Organs in southern Lower Saxony . In: Harald Vogel, Günter Lade, Nicola Borger-Keweloh (eds.): Organs in Lower Saxony . Hauschild, Bremen 1997, ISBN 3-931785-50-5 , p. 82-91 .

Individual evidence

1. ^ Vogel: Organs in Lower Saxony . 1997, p. 76.
2. ↑ Gerhard Aumüller , Mads Kjersgaard, Wolfgang Wagner: Considerations on the origin of the organ in Brevörde (Weserbergland) . In: Ars Organi 54, 2006, pp. 217-227.
3. ↑ Eike Dietert; Ev.-Ref. Congregation (ed.): On the history of the organs in the Evangelical Reformed Church in Göttingen. Göttingen 1999.
4. ^ Uwe Pape : The organs of the Duchy of Braunschweig before 1810 . In: Acta Organologica . tape 30 . Merseburger, Kassel 2008, p. 146 f .
5. ^ Organ in Gronau , accessed on August 26, 2020.
6. ↑ kirchengemeinde-oker.de: Martin Luther Church , accessed on August 26, 2020.
7. ↑ Engelhardt organ restoration in Westerode , accessed on August 26, 2020.