List of organs in Westphalia and Lippe

The list of organs in Westphalia and Lippe successively includes the preserved historical organs as well as nationally significant new organs in Westphalia and Lippe . All historical instruments should be recorded that were built before the First World War . The list supplements the main article Organ Landscape Westphalia and Lippe .

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 2017). The last column provides information on the state of preservation and links with further information.

place	church	image	Organ builder	year	Manuals	register	Remarks
Woodlice	Luther Church		P. Furtwängler & Hammer , Emil Hammer	1906, 1985	II / P	24	1985, restoration, pneumatic organ preserved almost unchanged with a German-Romantic disposition → Organs of the Luther Church (Asseln)
Berchum	Ev. church		unknown, Klaus Becker	1732, 1976	II / P	12	originally built for Petrikirche (Dortmund) ; 1976 almost new building behind a historical prospect with mirrored principal including the few preserved old pipes → organ of the Berchum church
Bigge	St. Martin		Johann-Markus Oestreich , Fischer and & Krämer	1783-1789, 1989	II / P	29	1989 Reconstruction behind a historical case, with an extended range and added 6 registers
Billerbeck	St. Ludgerus		Friedrich Fleiter	2009-2014	IV / P	58	behind the neo-Gothic case of the previous organ from 1898, supplemented by Rückpositiv and Chamadenwerk; 2016 Choir organ with mobile console, also playable from the main organ
Bochum	Ruhr University		Johannes Klais	1998	IV / P	82	op. 1774
Borgentreich	St. Johannes parish church		Bader family, Johann Jacob John , Johann Patroclus Möller , unknown	early 17th century / 1677, 1710, 1751, 2nd half of the 19th century, 2011	III / P	45	Bader organ in Dalheim Monastery (possibly including material from the 16th century), 1710 extension to include a Rückpositiv and free pedal, 1751 extension, implementation after relinquishment, in the 19th century changes to the disposition (1872 by Carl August Randebrock ), 1951–1953 and 2011 restorations. The organ is the largest historical organ in Westphalia and one of the largest with preserved spring shops by Bader, John and Möller. Most of the casing and 70% of the total of 3002 pipes have been preserved.
Brüninghausen	Ev. church		Paul Faust	1910	II / P	10	pneumatic cone shop; almost completely preserved
Büren	St. Nicholas		Johann Patroclus Möller , Anton Feith , Franz Breil , Fischer & Krämer	1744, 1923, 1953-1957, 1992-1993	II / P	24	originally built for Böddeken monastery, redesigned several times in the 19th century and in 1923; 1957 extended by a breastwork; 8 registers completely and 5 partially preserved
Cappel	Protestant church		Carl August Randebrock	1865 or 1868	II / P	16	1975 restoration by Gustav Steinmann
Detmold	Church of the Redeemer		Johann-Markus Oestreich , Emil Hammer , EF Walcker & Cie.	1791–1796, 1940, 1962	III / P	41	4 stops taken from the previous organ by C. Lohoff (1651); 1940 extension by a Rückpositiv, 1962 restoration of the old disposition, 1976, 1985 and 1995 restorations; 21 registers completely preserved
Detmold	Holy cross		Karl Schuke	2010	III / P	63	Is also used by the Detmold University of Music .
Dielingen	St. Mary		unknown, Johann Berenhard Klausing	early 17th century, 1738, 1951	II / P	20th	1738 extension of the wind chest and 1 register, 1951 restoration and extension of a Rückpositiv and pedal; Prospectus and 10 registers received
Dorstfeld	Protestant church		Wilhelm Sauer	1904	IV / P	40	op. 915; preserved unchanged
Dortmund	St. Reinoldi		EF Walcker & Cie.	1958	IV / P	72	as a replacement for the famous Walcker organ from 1909 (V / P / 105)
Dortmund	St. Remigius Church		Paul Faust	1915	II / P	23	electropneumatic cone chests; Rebuilt in 1984; 17 registers preserved in whole or in part
Eichlinghofen	Mary Queen		Marcussen & Søn	1871	II / P	10	originally built for Boren , implemented in 2001 and supplemented by a free pedal (1 register and 5 transmissions)
Own	Church of Our Lady		Romanus Seifert & Son	1929	IV / P	63	In 2006 the Fernwerk choir organ by Franz Rietzsch was added
eat	Essen Minster		Franz Rieger	2004	IV / P	69
eat	Kreuzeskirche		Karl Schuke	1968	IV / P	70
eat	Saalbau Essen		Kuhn	2004	III / P	62
Frotheim	Kluskapelle Frotheim		Georg Quellhorst	1791	I.	6th	originally built for Hüffe Castle, implemented in 1818; Preserved except for the reconstructed mixture
Gelsenkirchen	Evangelical old town church		Karl Schuke	2001-2002	III / P	45
Gelsenkirchen	Provost church of St. Augustine		Anton Feith , Stockmann brothers	1953, 1988/1989	IV / P	72
Gutersloh	Gospel Church		Ahrend & Brunzema	1968	II / P	20th
Hattingen	Saint George		Christian Roetzel	2014	II / P	31	2014 restoration by Harm Dieder Kirschner
Heimsen	Protestant church		Mühlhan, Emil Hammer	1840, 1973	II / P	14th	Sold to Hohenbüchen in 1848, restored in 1973 and expanded to include Rückpositiv; Old Hauptwerk case and some registers preserved
Hellinghausen	St. Clement		Johann Gottlieb Müller, Georg Carl Kuhlmann , Karl Kemper, S. Sauer	1783, 1845, 1961, 1975	II / P	19th	1845 extension of the single-manual organ; 1869 reconstruction by Speith; 1961 restoration and renewal of 2 registers, 1975 restoration / reconstruction; 12 registers received from Kuhlmann
Herford	Herford Cathedral (swallow's nest organ)		Johann Andreas Zuberbier , Paul Ott	1756, 1953	II / P	21st	originally built for Friedewalde , rebuilt and relocated several times, in Herford since 1949; 1953 reconstructed and expanded; Prospectus and a wind chest received → organ
Herne	St. Boniface		S. Sauer	1975	IV / P	58	1983 small rescheduling
Herzebrock-Clarholz	St. Laurence		Johann Berenhard Klausing ?	around 1740	II / P	30th	Attribution (or Johann Patroclus Möller or Johann Josef Mencke), extensive renovation in 1928
Hiltrop	Church of the Redeemer		Paul Faust	1928	II / P	32	one of the largest completely preserved Faust organs
Hoinkhausen	St. Pancras		unknown, Johann Patroclus Möller , Arnold Isfording, Rudolf Randebrock, Emanuel Kemper , Stockmann brothers	1660, 1747, 1810/1813, 1867, 1956, 1999	II / p	19th	1747 addition of a substation, 1810 rearrangement and 1813 expansion with an independent pedal, 1867 conversion, 1956 renovation conversion, 1999 repairs; grown condition
Holzen (Arnsberg)	Oelinghausen Monastery		unknown, Marten de Mare , Johann Berenhard Klausing , Kuhn	before 1586, 1599, 1714-1717, 2000-2002	II / P	19th	2000–2002 restoration / reconstruction; Case and 5 stops from Klausing, 2 stops in full and 2 partially from 1586, 4–5 from de Mare preserved → organ
Hordel	Ev. church		Paul Faust	1908	II / P	22nd	pneumatic cone shop; later several small modifications; largely preserved
Höxter	Corvey		Andreas Schneider, Paul Ott	1681, 1963-1965	II / P	32	a Rückpositiv added in 1718 was removed again in 1830 at the latest. 1965 restoration; since 2009 restoration and removal of lead corrosion
Höxter	St. Kiliani		Hinrich Klausing , Paul Ott , Johannes Klais	1710, 1962, 1998-2004	III / P	34	New construction with the inclusion of 5 stops from the previous organ by Klausing and his two sons; later conversions and extensions (1971 addition of a Rückpositiv); 1962 and 1998–2004 restoration; Housing preserved, 2 stops older than Klausing, 3 from Klausing in full and 4 partially, 1 from Döhre (1883) preserved, 7-8 from Klais and the rest from Ott → organ from St. Kiliani (Höxter)
Höxter	St. Nikolai		Johann Berenhard Klausing , S. Sauer	1711, 1973	III / P	32	1973 new building (expansion to include Rückpositiv and pedal towers), 1999 restoration and renewal of the key action; some registers and some cases from Klausing have been preserved
Location (lip)	Market Church		Johannes Fincke, Emil Klassmeier , Emil Hammer organ building	1707, 1884, 1947	II / P	25th	When it was rebuilt in 1707, Fincke included some stops from the previous organ from 1648 (I / p / 10), in 1884 added an independent pedal, and in 1947 added a Rückpositiv; six registers from 1648/1707 and main work prospectus preserved.
Langenholzhausen	Ev.-ref. church		Johann Berenhard Klausing , Christian Wilhelm Möhling ?, Gustav Steinmann	1752, 1860, 1953-1955	II / P	22nd	1860 extension conversion, 1955 new building using the upper part of the housing, 3–4 registers from 1752 and 2 from 1860?
Lemgo	St. Mary		Slegel , Fritz Scherer ?, Rowan West	1587-1595, 1612-1613, 2010	II / P	20th	Schwalbennestorgel , 1612/13 extension, reconstructed in 2010 after several later modifications; Housing and some stops preserved → organ
Lemgo	St. Mary		Paul Ott	1974-1975	IV / P	45	horizontal trumpet work
Lichtenau (Westphalia)	St. Kilian		Albert Pöttgen, Georg Carl Kuhlmann , Anton Feith , Speith	1667, 1850, 1877/1939, 1997	II / P	19th	1850 new pipework, 1877 expansion by a second manual with cone chest, 1939/1975 rebuilding of the cone chest; 1997 new building; Housing from Pöttgen and 10 registers from Kuhlmann preserved
Lichtenau (Westphalia)	Ev.-luth. church		Balthasar Conrad Euler / Georg Carl Kuhlmann	1854	I / P	10	Flute 4 ′ in the pedal has been reworked from violon bass 8 ′; In 1988, Führer replaced the principal 4 ′, which was delivered in 1917; otherwise received.
Madfeld	St. Margaretha		unknown	around 1890	II / P	13	Prospectus front with the year 1809 and initials F. G. (Friedrich Gerlach ?, then presumably from the Bredelar monastery); in 1841 with five registers, activity of Clewing in 1887, tuning by Stockmann in 1895, restorations in 2000; 729 pipes, mechanical cone chests; registers possibly added gradually, two registers replaced, the others original
Marienfeld	Marienfeld Monastery		Johann Patroclus Möller , Franz Joseph Epmann, Rudolf Randebrock, Franz Breil , Kreienbrink	1745-1751, 1795, 1883-1884, 1924, 1961-1962, 1999	III / P	41	using parts of the previous organ; Major modifications in 1795, 1883/84 and 1924; 1961/62 and 1999 restorations; Preserved registers from all centuries since the late Gothic
Marienmünster	Marienmünster Abbey		Johann Patroclus Möller , Franz Breil , Muhleisen	1736-1738, 1965-1966, 2010-2012	III / P	44	1921 ( Anton Feith ), 1966 and 2010–2012 restorations; received over 80%
Minden	St. Martini		Jürgen Slegel ?, Johann Joseph Mencke, Gustav Steinmann	1591, 1747, 1966	III / P	40	1591 Rückpositiv von Slegel, 1747 Hauptwerk von Mencke, 1891 and 1966 new buildings behind historical housing
Minden	Minden Cathedral (west organ)		Kuhn	1992	IV / P	62
Möllenbeck Monastery	Monastery church		Christian Wilhelm Möhling ?, Friedrich Klaßmeier	1844, 1909, 2013	II / P	20th	1909 new building using the case and old registers; 2013 restoration by Hendrik Ahrend
Muenster	St. Lamberti		Karl Schuke	1989	IV / P	54	op. 448; floating on a steel bridge
Muenster	St. Paul Cathedral		Klais	1956	IV / P	74	1987 Implementation, new housing and new play system, 2002 replacement of some registers → organs of St. Paulus Cathedral
Neuenheerse	St. Saturnina		Andreas and Bernhard? Reinecke , Randebrock, Paul Ott	1712-1714, 1882, 1964-1966	II / P	32	1882 new building by Randebrock without Rückpositiv; 1966 restoration / reconstruction; Prospectus and some pedal registers received
Obermarsberg	Obermarsberg Monastery		Peter Henrich Varenholt , Heinrich Schulte, Franz Breil	1707, 1859, 1973	II / P	23	using older material; 1859 extension by a second manual; Housing, 1 register from before 1707, 5 from Varenholt and 6 from Schulte preserved
Ostönnen	St. Andrew		unknown, Meister Bartholdus, Johann Patroclus Möller , Bernhard Dreymann , Paul Ott	1425-1431, 1586, 1721-1722, 1820, 1963	I / p	8th	originally built for Alt St. Thomae in Soest; 326 pipes made before 1500, 2 stops from 1586 partially preserved, 91 pipes from 1722 and 1 stop from 1820; Housing rebuilt several times → organ from St. Andreas (Ostönnen)
Paderborn	Paderborn Cathedral		S. Sauer	1981, 2004-2005	IV + III + II / P	151	System of 3 organs; 2004 expansion; two general game tables; Choir and crypt organs can largely be traced back to Anton Feith ; third largest church organ in Germany
Rietberg	Rietberg Monastery		unknown, Bernhard Speith , Speith	1747, 1850/1927, 1991	II / P	29	Adolph Cappelmann or Johann Patroclus Möller; Major renovations in 1850 and 1927; 5 registers before 1800, 10 from 1927 preserved
Rietberg	St. John Baptist		Franz Henrich Pohlmann, Bernhard Speith	1834, 1967	III / P	29	1967 extended by Rückpositiv, 1998 added two registers
Rinteln	St. Nicholas Church		Adolph Compenius , Emil Hammer , Gebr. Hillebrand , Rudolf Janke	1621, 1969, 1981, 1995	III / P	39	Partial prospectus and some registers from Compenius preserved, 1 register from 1890, remainder from the 20th century.
Rumbeck	Rumbeck Abbey		Hinrich Klausing , Hillebrand Brothers	1700, 2005-2006	II / P	15th	New building using pipe material from the 15th to 17th centuries; 1829/30 addition of a second manual and free pedal; 2006 Reconstruction while retaining the 2nd manual, which is arranged in the Klausing style; 2 registers completely and 4 partially preserved
Schwalenberg	Ev.-ref. church		Johann-Markus Oestreich , Alfred Führer	1815, 1983	II / P	18th	Damaged by smoldering fire in 1949; Housing reconstructed
Stiepel	Stiepel village church		Harm Dieder Kirschner	2003	II / P	15th	New building based on the baroque style
South wage	St. Vitus		Johann Kersting	1838	II / P	20th	largely preserved
Varenholz	Varenholz Castle , Ref. Church		Christian Klausing , Christian Wilhelm Möhling, Gustav Steinmann	1748, 1840, 1954-1956 / 1977-1980	II / P	14th	1840 addition of a free pedal; Restorations in two stages, 5 registers from 1748 and 2 from 1840 preserved
Volmarstein	Ev. church		Gerhard von Holy , Carl Herbst	1734, 1864	II / P	24	largely preserved
Wallenbrück	Marienkirche		unknown, Christian father , Ernst Klassmeier , Gustav Steinmann	before 1650, 1715, 1892	II / P	20th	1715 expansion to include the Brustwerk, 1892 reconstruction and rearrangement, 1976 new building including the historical inventory; 3–4 registers from 17th century, 1 from 1892
Welver	St. Albanus and Cyriacus		Johann Patroclus Möller , Paul Ott	1733, 1968	I / P	12	originally built for St. Walburgis Abbey in Soest, implemented 1825–1827; Restored in 1968, moved to the west gallery in 1982; Housing and 4 registers preserved

Web links

Commons : Organs in North Rhine-Westphalia  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

• Hans-Werner Coordes: Organ Atlas Ostwestfalen-Lippe

literature

• Rudolf Reuter: The basics of the history of organ building in Westphalia and Lippe . In: Heinrich Hüschen (Ed.): Festschrift Karl Gustav Fellerer on the occasion of his 60th birthday on July 7, 1962 . Regensburg 1962, p. 439-453 .
• Hans Hermann Wickel : Foreign organ builders in Westphalia . Bärenreiter, Kassel 1984, ISBN 3-7618-0751-1 .
• Rudolf Reuter: Organs in Westphalia. Inventory of historical organs in Westphalia and Lippe . Ed .: Hermann Busen. Bärenreiter, Kassel 1965.
• Hannalore Reuter: Historic organs in Westphalia-Lippe . Ardey-Verlag, Münster 2006, ISBN 978-3-87023-245-0 .

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Organ in Dortmund-Asseln , p. 36 f, accessed on August 13, 2017 (PDF file; 941 kB).
2. ↑ Organ in Bigge ( Memento of the original from December 7, 2015 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. , accessed on August 13, 2017. 
3. ^ Organ in Borgentreich , accessed on August 13, 2017.
4. ↑ Reuter: Historical organs in Westphalia-Lippe. 2006, p. 213f.
5. ^ Organ in Detmold , accessed on August 13, 2017.
6. ↑ Reuter: Historical organs in Westphalia-Lippe. 2006, p. 107f.
7. ^ Organ in Gelsenkirchen, St. Augustinus , accessed on January 8, 2019.
8. ^ Organ in Gütersloh , accessed on August 13, 2017.
9. ^ Organ in Hellinghausen , accessed on August 13, 2017.
10. ↑ Reuter: Historical organs in Westphalia-Lippe. 2006, p. 60.
11. ^ Organ in Hoinkhausen , accessed on August 13, 2017.
12. ↑ Reuter: Historical organs in Westphalia-Lippe. 2006, p. 60f.
13. ^ Organ in Corvey , accessed on August 13, 2017.
14. ^ Website of the Klausing organ in the Kilianikirche Höxter , accessed on August 13, 2017.
15. ^ Organ in Langenholzhausen , accessed on August 13, 2017.
16. ^ Organ in Marienfeld , accessed on August 13, 2017.
17. ^ Organ in Marienmünster , accessed on August 13, 2017.
18. ^ Organ in Neuenheerse , accessed on August 13, 2017.
19. ^ Organ in Rinteln , accessed on August 13, 2017.
20. ↑ Organ in Rumbeck  ( page no longer available , search in web archives )  Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. , accessed on August 13, 2017 (PDF).  
21. ^ Organ in Schwalenberg , accessed on August 13, 2017.
22. ^ Organ in Varenholz , accessed on August 13, 2017.