List of organs in Schleswig-Holstein

The list of organs in Schleswig-Holstein successively includes the preserved historical organs as well as nationally significant new organs in Schleswig-Holstein . It is a supplement to the main article Organ Landscape Schleswig-Holstein .

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 2016). The last column provides information on the state of preservation and links with further information.

A complete overview of the Lübeck organs can be found under List of Organs in Lübeck .

Organ list

place	building	image	Organ builder	year	Manuals	register	Remarks
Ahrensbök	Marienkirche		Marcussen & Søn	1867	II / P	25th
Ahrensburg	Castle Church		Friedrich Stellwagen , Marcussen & Søn	1639-1640, 1969	II / P	21st	Housing and 6 registers partly preserved from Stellwagen
Elderly brim	Altenkrempe Basilica		Wilhelm Sauer	1901	II / P	26th
Arnis	Schifferkirche		NP Hansen, Furtwängler & Hammer	1842, 1937	II / P	11
Bad Oldesloe	Peter and Paul Church		Organ building Mühleisen	2006	III / P	41
Neuenkirchen	St. Nicolai		Johann Daniel Busch	1785	II / p	10	almost completely preserved; 1999 Restoration by Orgelmakerij Reil
Bannesdorf on Fehmarn	St. John's Church		Marcussen & Søn	1880	I / P	11
Bargteheide	Ev.-luth. church		Dieter Bensmann	1997	II / P	18th	New building behind the prospectus by Matthias Dropa (1690)
Barmstedt	Holy Spirit Church		Johann Hinrich Klapmeyer	1719-1720	III / P	31	Restored in 1990 by Alfred Führer
Berkenthin	Maria Magdalenen Church		Klaus Becker	1974	II / P	13	Renovated in 2010
Bosau	Petrikirche		Klaus Becker	1972	II / P	16	with Spanish trumpets
Bredstedt	St. Nicolai		Johann Heinrich Färber	1876	II / P	25th
Breitenberg (Holstein)	Village church		Wilhelm Sauer	1900	II / P	14th	pneumatic cone chest, behind the prospectus by Johann Hinrich Mittelheuser (1767); completely preserved
Castle on Fehmarn	St. Nikolai		Detlef Kleuker	1975	II / P	31	New building behind the historic prospectus by Berendt Hus (1661–1665 / 1674–1675), originally in the town church of Glückstadt ; Mobile gaming table
Damp	Mansion		Hinrich Wiese	1699	II / P	20th
Eckernförde	St. Nicolai		Johann Georg Hessler	1762	III / P	37	1930 and 1964 conversions by Emanuel Kemper
Eddelak	St. Mary		Johann Daniel Busch	1763	II / P	16	newly built positive, which was extended by Johann Conrad Rudolph Wohlien in 1842 to include a main work and a pedal (II / P16); the original positive was integrated as the upper work and has been preserved including the pipework.
Elmshorn	Ansgar Church		Rudolf von Beckerath organ building	1963	II / P	25th	The organ was inaugurated on August 4, 1963.
Elmshorn	Luther Church		Alfred leader	1970	II / P	21st
Elmshorn	Nikolaikirche		Weigle company	1971	III / P	33	Brochure by Joachim Richborn / Arp Schnitger (1684). In the next few years, the original Schnitger instrument is to be reconstructed and expanded slightly.
Elmshorn	Thomas Church		Rudolf von Beckerath organ building	1966	II / P	31	The organ was completely overhauled in 2011 and seen as the “big sister” of the organ in the collegiate church .
Elmshorn	Collegiate church		Rudolf von Beckerath organ building	1963	I / P	12
Esgrus	St. Mary		Marcussen & Søn	1911-1912	II / P	13
Eutin	St. Michaelis Church		Metzler organ building	1987	III / P	35
Eutin	Castle chapel		Johann Friedrich Schulze	1862	I / P	10	behind case by Arp Schnitger (1693)
Flensburg	Johanniskirche		Emanuel Kemper	1966	III / P		New building behind the main factory prospectus from 1723, new Rückpositiv
Flensburg	Marienkirche		Marcussen & Søn	1983	III / P	41	behind the prospectus by Lambert Daniel Kastens (1731–1732)
Flensburg	Nikolaikirche		Gerald Woehl	2009	IV / P	78	2009 Reconstruction of the organ by Arp Schnitger (III / P / 42) behind the historical prospectus from 1609; behind symphonic organ (IV / P / 63) → organ of the Nikolaikirche (Flensburg)
Flintbek	Flintbeker Church		Marcussen & Søn , Tolle and Neuthor	1845, 1972			1972 Reconstruction using the old pipes
Friedrichstadt	Remonstrant Church		Johann Heinrich Färber	1868-1869	II / P	15th
Garding	St. Christians Church		Karl Schuke	1974	II / P	18th	behind the Gothic main work prospect from 1512
Gelting	St. Catherine's		Marcussen & Søn , Klaus Becker	1904, 1976	II / P	19th	behind historical prospectus by JH Angel (1708/1794)
Gettorf	St. Jürgen Church		Marcussen & Søn	1866	II / P	24
Glücksburg (Baltic Sea)	Glücksburg Castle		Marcussen & Reuter	1847	I / p	11	1987–1988 restoration by Marcussen & Søn
Groemitz	St. Nikolai		Christensen	1993-1994	III / P	27	behind brochure by Christoph Julius Bünting (1766)
Great Aspen	Katharinenkirche		Marcussen & Søn	1881	II / P	14th
Pit (holstein)	St. Jürgen Church		Marcussen & Søn	1859	II / P	16	2007 Restoration by Organ Builders Neuthor
Grundhof	Marienkirche (Grundhof)		Johann Daniel Busch	1760-1762	II / P	21st	several modifications: 1838 by Marcussen (Aabenraa), 1894 by Emil Hansen (Flensburg), 1956 by Eberhard Tolle (Preetz) and 1969 and 1971 by Hinrich Otto Paschen
Haseldorf	St. Gabriel Church		Hinrich Otto Paschen	1986	II / P	16	Prospectus around 1700
Heiligenstedten	St. Mary		Marcussen & Søn , Rudolf von Beckerath	1855, 1955	II / P	18th	1955 expansion
Inhibit	St. Mary		Marcussen & Søn	1873	II / P	18th
Hollingstedt (Treene)	St. Nicolai		Marcussen & Søn	1874	II / P	17th
Hörnum	St. Thomas		Hillebrand brothers	1993	II / P	20th
Husum	Marienkirche		Detlef Kleuker , Lothar E. Banzhaf	1963, 1996	III / P	37	Renovated in 1996 and extended by an echo movement without its own keyboard
Itzehoe	St. Laurentii		Franz Grollmann	1976	IV / P	58	New building behind the prospectus by Arp Schnitger (1715–1719) → Organ of the St. Laurentii town church (Itzehoe)
Kahleby	St. Mary		Johann Daniel Busch , Paschen	1784, 1989	II / P	15th	1989 Reconstruction of the registers replaced in 1966
Kappeln	St. Nikolai		Reinalt Johannes Klein	2011-2014	II / P	40	behind the prospectus from 1793 and including 4 registers from the 18th century; 8 registers by Jacob Scherer and his son-in-law Dirk Hoyer were not used
Keitum ( Sylt )	St. Severin		Organ building Mühleisen	1999	III / P	46
Kellinghusen	St. Cyriacus		Wilhelm Sauer	1931	III / P	35	Electrified in 1960 by Emanuel Kemper
Kiel	St. Ansgar Church		Eberhard Tolle, Rudolf Neuthor	1964/1965, 1979	III / P	38	Contains remains of old Kiel organs, e.g. B. Marcussen pipes from the old organ of the Pauluskirche in Kiel. In 1979 it was technically revised and re-voiced by Rudolf Neuthor from Kiel based on the historical sound
Kiel	St. Heinrich		Bruno Bludau, Eberhard Tolle, Paschen	1968-1973	III / P	44	The organist Bruno Bludau compiled organ registers from so-called demolition organs from different regions of Germany and various manufacturers ( Marcussen & Søn , Laukhuff, Walker, Sauer, Furthwängler and Hammer, Führer, etc.) and combined them with registers and technical material from the old St. Heinrich organ. Completed with new parts and registers from Tolle (including Rückpositiv). The now 3-manual organ with electro-pneumatic action was the largest church organ in Kiel at the time with 48 registers, redesigned in 2014 by Paschen
Kiel	St. Luke		Paschen	1982	II / P	21st
Kiel	Luther Church		Detlef Kleuker	1959	III / P	28
Kiel	Martinskirche		Alfred leader	1968	II / P	14th
Kiel	Nikolaikirche , main organ		Detlef Kleuker	1965	III / P	45	with Spanish trumpets
Kiel	St. Nikolai , choir organ		Charles Mutin	1920	II / P	18th	Acquired in 2003
Kiel	St. Nicholas		Alfred Führer , Paschen	1971	III / P	34	2015 Extension and revision of a Führer organ
Kiel	Easter Church		Alfred leader	1966	II / P	22nd	for the Easter church completed in 1966
Kiel	Pauluskirche		Rudolf Neuthor	1985-1990	III / P	41	in two construction phases
Kiel	University Church		Alfred leader	1969	II / P	28
Kirchbarkau	St. Catherine's		Marcussen & Søn	1852	II / P	18th
Koldenbüttel	St. Leonhards Church		Detlef Kleuker	1974	II / P	15th	New building behind the historic prospect by Johann Matthias Schreiber (1758)
Kotzenbüll	St. Nikolai		Johann Hinrich Klapmeyer , Johann Heinrich Färber	16./17. Jhd., 1738–1739, 1859	II / P	16	Base stock 16./17. Century, 1859 rebuilding
Curved mass	Johanniskirche		Matthias Joachim Vogel	around 1767	II / P	21st	Exchange of some registers by Marcussen and Kemper , half preserved
Country churches on Fehmarn	Petrikirche		Marcussen & Søn , Emanuel Kemper	1854, 1973	II / P	19th	1973 extensive renovation
Longhorn	St. Laurence		Hinrich Otto Paschen	1985	II / P	30th	Reconstruction behind the prospectus by Johann Daniel Busch (1758–1761)
List on Sylt	St. Jürgen		Dieter Bensmann	2001-2002	II / P	15th
Lunden	St. Laurence		Johann Christian Kühn, Hinrich Otto Paschen	1847, 1997	II / P	26th	1997 lost registers reconstructed
Luetjenburg	Michaeliskirche		Klaus Becker	1968	III / P	29
Marne	Maria Magdalenen Church		Marcussen & Søn , Eberhard Tolle, Rudolf Neuthor	1906, 1969, 1978	II / P	26th	1969 new building with the inclusion of 11 registers behind the prospectus by Hans Bockelmann and his son Christian (1603); 1978 Extension and restoration
Meldorf	St. John's Church		Marcussen & Søn	1977, 2010	III / P	43
Mölln	St. Nicolai		unknown, Jacob Scherer , Hans Köster, Friedrich Stellwagen , Reinerus Casparini, Christoph Julius Bünting , Marcussen & Søn , Eberhard Tolle, Rudolf Neuthor	around 1500, 1555–1558, 1568, 1637–1641, 1721, 1766, 1854, 1954–1972, 1974–1975/1995	III / P	40	1766 new building by Bünting including older pipe material, 1854 conversion, from 1954 various restorations
Munkbrarup	Laurentiuskirche		Marcussen & Søn	1892	II / P	24	behind the prospectus by Johann Dietrich Busch (1740); Transferred from Tellingstedt in 1937
Munsterdorf	St. Anshar Church		nail	1875	II / P	12
fog	St. Clement's Church		Klaus Becker	1981	II / P	18th
Neuendorf b. Elmshorn	Trinity Church		Johann Matthias Schreiber	1757	II / P	21st	largely preserved
Neuenkirchen	St. Nicolai		Johann Daniel Busch	1785	II / p	10	almost completely preserved; 1999 Restoration by Orgelmakerij Reil
Neugalmsbüll	St. Gallus		Marcussen & Søn	1891	I / P	10
Neukirchen near Malente	St. Johannis (Neukirchen)		Hinrich Wiese, Johannes Rohlf	1726, 1993	I / P	15th	1993 restoration
Neustadt in Holstein	Stadtkirche Neustadt in Holstein		Rowan West	2010	III / P	33	New building in the style of a Renaissance organ behind the 17th century prospectus; Pipes and throats were copied from old models from north German organs, the pipework was manufactured using the historical method (sand casting, hammered to strength), and the breastwork can be operated with sword levers
Nübel	Marienkirche		Marcussen & Søn	1873	I / P	9
Nuts	Village church		Theodor Vogt, Klaus Becker	1839, 1957/1964	II / P	21st	1957/1964 extension conversions
Oeversee	St. George		Marcussen & Reuter, Marcussen & Søn	1846, 1966	I / P	11	1966 expansion
Oldens word	St. Pancras		Johann Heinrich Färber, Klaus Becker	1862, 1971	II / P	24	Case of the Rückpositiv from 1592
Ostenfeld (Husum)	Village church, main organ		Wilhelm Sauer	1905	II / P	20th
Ostenfeld	Village church, choir organ		Boye Lorentzen, Lothar E. Banzhaf	1775-1776, 1995	I / p	10	Case with pipes and parts of the mechanics preserved; 1995 pipe interior reconstructed
Pellworm	Old church		Arp Schnitger	1710-1711	II / P	24	Housing and eleven registers (in whole or in part) preserved; 1987–1989 restored by Gebr. Hillebrand → organ of the old church (Pellworm)
Pellworm	New Church		Johann Heinrich Färber	1870	II / P	10
Plön	Johanneskirche		Marcussen & Reuter, Marcussen & Søn	1845, 1992	I / p	7th
Preetz	Preetz monastery monastery church		Hans Köster, Ahasuerus Schütze, Johann Daniel Busch , Marcussen & Søn	1573, 1686, 1767, 1838	II / P	24	rebuilt and expanded several times
Preetz	City Church		Johannes Rohlf	2000	II / P	26th	Restoration / reconstruction of the Plambeck organ (1733)
Probsteierhagen	St. Catherine's		unknown, Johann Andreas Mittelhäuser, Marcussen & Søn	1670, 1788, 1831	II / P	21st	1831 rearrangement
Rabenkirchen-Faulück	St. Mary's Church		Matthias Hansen ?, Heiko Lorenz ( Alfred Führer )	1697, 1999	I / P	14th	1791 relocation of the west gallery; 1999 restoration / reconstruction
Ratzeburg	St. George on the mountain		Klaus Becker	1973	II / P	25th
Ratzeburg	St. Peter's Church		Karl Schuke	1980	II / P	31	behind historical prospectus
Ratzeburg	Ratzeburg Cathedral , main organ		Rieger	1978	IV / P	60
Ratzeburg	Ratzeburg Cathedral, Paradise Organ		Klaus Becker	1985	II / P	10
Reinbek	Nathan Söderblom Church		Jürgen Ahrend	1972	II / P	19th
Reinfeld (Holstein)	Matthias Claudius Church		Wegscheider organ workshop	2004	II / P	20th	using the old positive case
Rellingen	Rellinger Church		Johann Matthias Schreiber	1755-1756			Prospectus and 6 registers received
Rendsburg	Christ Church		Karl Schuke	1714-1716, 1973	IV / P	51	Case and four registers from Schnitger preserved
Rensefeld	St. Fabian and Sebastian		Hinrich Otto Paschen	1968	II / P	19th	with mirror principal
Rieseby	St. Peter's Church		Marcussen & Søn	1880	II / P	15th	1959 neo-baroque redesigned, overhauled in 1976, 1992 and 2014
Saint Margarethen	Ev.-luth. church		Marcussen & Søn	1859	II / P	18th
Schleswig	St. Petri Cathedral		Marcussen & Søn , Karl Schuke	1963, 2010	IV / P	64	Prospectus from 1701; 2010 renovation and extension conversion
Schleswig-Gottorf	Gottorf Castle , Castle Chapel		Mads Kjersgaard	1997-2004	II / P	17th	Reconstruction behind the prospectus by Johann von Groningen (1597)
Schoenberg	Ev.-luth. church		Alfred leader	1994	II / P	21st	behind the prospectus from Johann Andreas Mittelhäuser? (1782)
Siek	Friedenskirche		Claus Sebastian	2006	II / P	26th	At least two previous organs, the last of which was made in 1958 by Emanuel Kemper
Sterley	St. John's Church		Carl Johann Heinrich Röver	1898	II / P	18th
Süderlügum	Marien Church		Marcussen & Søn	2015	II / P	21st	Historic Rococo prospectus parts from the 18th century
Tating	St. Magnus Church		Hinrich Otto Paschen	1969/1980	II / P	22nd	behind historical case (main work: 1590, Rückpositiv : 1650); 1980 three voices added
Tellingstedt	St. Martin		Tobias Brunner , Rudolf von Beckerath	1642, 1937/1970	II / P	17th	oldest playable organ in Schleswig-Holstein; 1937 expanded to include pedals and restored in 1970
Toenning	St. Laurence		Hinrich Otto Paschen	1978	III / P	41	Middle part of the case by Joachim Richborn (1681–1683)
Uetersen	Monastery church		Johann Dietrich Busch , Rudolf von Beckerath	1749, 1978	II / P	31	New building using older registers; Prospectus and various pipe material received from Busch
Ulsnis	St. Wilhadi		Johann Daniel Busch	1786	II / P	19th	in the 19th and 20th centuries three major renovations; today II / P / 19; 2002 restoration by Hinrich Otto Paschen
World (Eiderstedt)	St. Michael		Wilhelm Sauer (organ builder)	1898	II / P	14th	2001/2007 renovation by Scheffler
Wewelsfleth	Trinity Church		Marcussen & Søn	1866	II / P	13
Wesselburen	St. Bartholomew		Johann Hinrich Klapmeyer , Rowan West	1736-1738, 2006-2011	II / P	31	Prospectus and some registers received from Klapmeyer; 18 registers were reconstructed from West in a first construction phase in 2006, the rest took place by 2011
Woehrden	St. Nicolai		Antonius Wilde , Johann Andreas Mittelhäuser, Marcussen & Søn , Emanuel Kemper	1593-1595, 1788, 1858, 1958-1960	III / P	33	1788 and 1858 renovations, 1958–1960 restoration and expansion; 13 registers preserved from Wilde
Wyk on Föhr	St. Nicolai		Johann Hinrich Klapmeyer , Rudolf von Beckerath	1735	II / P	25th	1955–56 Conversion by von Beckerath, in which the previous manual became a Rückpositiv and a new main work was added; received some registers
Zarps	Zarpen village church		Marcussen & Søn	1883	II / P	17th	replaced neo-Gothic prospectus in the course of a renovation 1936-1940 by a baroque, originally believed to be an organ from Heiligenhafen belonged

literature

• Cordt-Wilhelm Hegerfeldt: Organs and brochures - from 1512 to 2010 - in the churches of Schleswig-Holstein . In: Society for Schleswig-Holstein History (Hrsg.): Communications of the Society for Schleswig-Holstein History . 2010, ISSN  2196-3428 ( online, PDF file; 1.81 MB ).
• Gisela Jaacks, Renate Paczkowski: Organs in Schleswig-Holstein . Westholsteinische Verlagsanstalt Boyens & Co., Heide in Holstein 1981, ISBN 3-8042-0244-6 .
• Dirk Jonkanski, Heiko Seidel: Organ landscape Schleswig-Holstein. For the history and maintenance of a sound and art monument . Ludwig, Kiel 2012, ISBN 978-3-86935-141-4 .
• Otto Schumann: Sources and research on the history of organ building in the Duchy of Schleswig before 1800 . Katzbichler, Munich 1973.
• Günter Seggermann, Wolfgang Weidenbach: Monument organs between the North and Baltic Seas . Merseburger, Berlin 1992, ISBN 978-3-87537-233-5 .

Web links

Commons : Organs in Schleswig-Holstein  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

1. ^ Heike Angermann: Stellwagen organ in Woldenhorn . In: Diedrich Becker, Musicus. Approaching a musician and his time. (PDF file; 2.15 MB). Dissertation University of Würzburg, Zeulenroda 2013, pp. 22–25.
2. ↑ Plans for organ restoration . Retrieved July 23, 2020.
3. ^ The organs of the Emmaus parish. Accessed July 23, 2020.
4. ^ Friends of the church music Heiligengeist in Kiel eV: Ansgar organ. In: Friends of the Heiligengeist Church Music in Kiel eV Friends of the Heiligengeist Church Music in Kiel eV, accessed on December 21, 2018 . 
5. ↑ Michael Kallabis, Roland Monczynski: The new organ - New tones in St. Heinrich. In: https://www.st-heinrich-kiel.de . Parish of St. Heinrich Kiel, accessed on December 24, 2018 . 
6. ^ Paschen Kiel Organ Building Instruments Opus 183 Kiel, St. Heinrich. Retrieved December 20, 2018 . 
7. ↑ Church guide The St. Luke Church - history, numbers and facts. Evangelical Lutheran Emmaus Parish of Kiel, accessed on December 20, 2018 . 
8. ↑ Evangelical-Lutheran Emmaus-Kirchengemeinde Kiel: Church guide Die Martinskirche history, facts and figures. Evangelical Lutheran Emmaus Parish of Kiel, accessed on December 21, 2018 . 
9. ^ Paschen - Kiel Orgelbau: Paschen - Kiel Orgelbau Instrumente Opus 186/2015 Kiel St. Nikolaus. In: http://www.paschen-kiel.de/instrument/ . Paschen - Kiel Orgelbau, accessed on December 21, 2016 . 
10. ↑ Church guide Die Osterkirche - history, numbers and facts. Evangelical Lutheran Emmaus Parish of Kiel, accessed on December 18, 2018 . 
11. ^ Organ in Krummesse , accessed on July 13, 2015.
12. ^ Organ in Landkirchen , accessed on July 13, 2015.
13. ^ Organ in Reinbek , accessed on July 12, 2015.