Munich organ builder Johannes Führer

Munich organ builder Johannes Führer
legal form	GmbH
Seat	Munich , Germany
management	Johannes Führer
Branch	Organ building
Website	muenchnerorgelbau.de

Münchner Orgelbau is a German organ building company based in Munich .

history

In 1975 Wilhelm Stöberl took over the Münchner Orgelbau company from Carl Schuster, which had existed since the 1920s. In the early 1990s, he merged his workshop with that of Guido Nenninger in the Sendling district. The company's headquarters are still located there today.

The company has been run by Johannes Führer (* 1959) since 1994 and operates as Munich Organ Builder Johannes Führer .

The company carries out restorations and renovations mainly in Upper Bavaria, but also new buildings.

Opus list (complete)

opus	year	place	building	image	Manuals	register	Remarks
1	1995	Neumarkt-Sankt Veit			I.	4th
2	1995	Dürnzhausen	St. George		I / P	8th
3	1996	Neudörfl ( Austria )	Virgin Mary's birth		I.	4th
4th	1996	Munich - Sendling	St. Margaret		I.	5	Chest organ
5	1997	Sellrain ( Austria )	St. Anna		I / P	14th
6th	1997	Salzburg ( Austria )	St. Benedict		II / P	6th
7th	1997	Edling	St. Cyriac		I / P	6th	Choir organ
8th	1998	Munich - Isarvorstadt	St. Maximilian		I.	4th	Chest organ
9	1998	Munich - Schwabing	Church of the Redeemer		I.	4th	Chest organ
10	1998	Munich - Sendling	House organ Rothfuss		II / P	4th
11	1999	Munich	St. Jakob am Anger (nuns gallery)		II / P	11
12	1999	Waldsassen	House organ balloon		II / P	4th
13	2000	Töging (Dietfurt an der Altmühl)	Protestant church		I.	4th
14th	2000	Neustadt near Coburg	Protestant church		I.	4th
15th	2000	Munich	Citizens Hall Church		I.	4th	Chest organ
16	2000	Ruhpolding	Hospital (Vincentinum)		I.	4th	Chest organ
-	2000	Schlehdorf	Schlehdorf Monastery		II / P	18th	Restoration of the organ by Franz Thoma from 1783
17th	2001	Grünwald	House organ Horsch		II / P	4th
18th	2001	Don Bosco (Bozen) ( South Tyrol )	Parish church Maria in der Au		II / P	27
19th	2002	Munich	St. Francis Xavier		II / P	23
20th	2003	Munich	Holy blood		I.	3	Chest organ
21st	2003	Baiernrain	St. Peter and Paul		I.	3	Chest organ
22nd	2003	Farchant	St. Andrew		II / P	15th	New building behind a historic case → organ
23	2003	Munich - Giesing	Convent of the Poor School Sisters		II / P	5	Monastery dissolved in 2019. It is not known whether and where the organ has already been sold.
24	2004	Graefelfing	Funeral hall		II / P	9
25th	2004	Moosburg on the Isar	House organ		II / P	2
26th	2004	Bobingen	St. Felizitas		I.	3	Chest organ
27	2004	Traunstein	St. Joseph		I.	5	Chest organ
28	2004	Munich - Sendling	St. Korbinian		I.	5	Chest organ
29	2005	Munich - Ludwigsvorstadt	St. Paul		I.	5	Chest organ
30th	2005	Unterlaus	St. Vitus		II / P	9
31	2006	Munich - Bogenhausen	Holy blood		II / P	25th	→ organ
32	2006	Pfaffing (Fürstenfeldbruck)	St. Stephan		I / P	7th
33	2007	Kirchheim near Munich # Heimstetten	St. Peter		I.	3	Chest organ
34	2007	Munich - Haidhausen	St. Johann Baptist		I.	3	Chest organ
35	2007	Munich - Berg am Laim	Mother House of the Sisters of Mercy		II / P	17th
36	2010	Neubrandenburg	St. Johannis		I.	3	Chest organ
37	2010	Stams ( Austria )	Monastery church		I.	3	Chest organ
38	2010	Munich - Sendling	Assumption Church		I.	4th	Chest organ
39	2011	Schweitenkirchen	Protestant church		II / P	15th
40	2011	Garmisch-Partenkirchen - Partenkirchen	Assumption Day		I.	3	Chest organ
41	2011	Holzhausen am Ammersee	Ortisei		I.	3	Chest organ
-	2012	Rott am Inn	St. Marinus and Anianus		II / P	32	Technical new building, but without its own opus number; Prospectus from 1765 → Organ
42	2012	Memmingerberg	Epimachus Church		II / P	18th
43	2012	Asbach (Petershausen)	St. Peter and Paul		I / P	6th
44	2014	Munich	Organ building guide		I / P	3	Chest organ (loan instrument)
45	2014	Munich	Organ building guide		I / P	3	Chest organ (loan instrument)
46	2015	Melkendorf (Kulmbach)	Ev. Church of St. Aegidius		II / P	16
47	2016	Thierstein (Fichtel Mountains)	Michaeliskirche		II / P	20th
48	2016	Hof (Saale)	crematorium		II / P	10
49	2016	On the mountain	Evangelical Andreas Hügel parish hall		II / P	7th
50	2017	Kochel am See	Protestant church		II / P	9 (10)
51	2018	Kolbermoor	Holy Trinity		II / P	31 (33)	Largest organ in the company; Using pipes from the previous organ (s); Double action (electric second console in the choir room)
52	2019	Hair bridges	Ev.-Luth. "House of Encounter"		II / P	14th
53	2019	Munich - Kleinhadern	New Simeons Church (in the Augustinum)		II / P	14 (18)

literature

• Hermann Fischer : 100 years of the Association of German Organ Builders 1891–1991 . Organ building specialist publisher Rensch, Lauffen 1991, ISBN 3-921848-18-0 .

Web links

Commons : Münchner Orgelbau Johannes Führer  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

• Homepage Munich organ builder Johannes Führer

See also

• List of organ builders

Individual evidence

1. ^ Martin Balz : Divine Music - Organs in Germany . Konrad Theiss Verlag, Stuttgart 2008, ISBN 978-3-8062-2062-9 , p. 180 . → organ
   
2. ↑ Thomas Rothfuß : French symphonic in South Tyrol - the new Johannes-Führer organ in Bolzano . In: Ars Organi . tape 50 , 2002, ISSN  0004-2919 , p. 100-101 .