Organ builder Friedrich Weigle

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Organ builder Friedrich Weigle
legal form GmbH & Co.
founding 1845
resolution 1985
Seat Leinfelden-Echterdingen , Germany
Branch Musical instrument making

Orgelbau Friedrich Weigle was an organ building company in the Stuttgart area .

Company history

The first workshop was founded by Carl Gottlieb Weigle in 1845. By 1879 he had built around 100 organs. There are also renovation and repair work on various organs, such as B. 1862 on the Gabler organ of the monastery church in Weingarten . His organs also went overseas. In 1880 his son Friedrich Weigle took over the business and moved the workshop from Stuttgart to Echterdingen in 1888. Before the turn of the century, organs were already being delivered to America, Africa and Asia. Around 1902 bankruptcy proceedings started against the company.

After his death, the sons Friedrich, Karl, Julius and Gotthold Weigle took over the company, from 1937 Friedrich was the sole owner. In cooperation with the harmonium construction company J. & P. ​​Schiedmayer , Weigle developed the so-called Parabrahm organ in 1908 , which has an integrated harmonium in addition to a conventional pipe organ . The only instrument of this type preserved today is in Eichwalde near Berlin .

In 1958 his son Fritz Weigle took over the company. The company was dissolved in 1985.

In 1986 his son Joachim F. Weigle founded the workshop for organ building Joachim F. Weigle in St. Johann -Upfingen near Reutlingen.

people

Carl Gottlieb Weigle

Carl Gottlieb Weigle , born on November 19, 1810 in Ludwigsburg . In 1826 he began an apprenticeship with his brother-in-law Eberhard Friedrich Walcker . Later he became the first assistant in almost all of the great organ buildings of this master, especially the reconstruction of the Stuttgart collegiate church organ from 1837 to 1845. In 1845 he went into business for himself in Stuttgart.

Friedrich Weigle

Friedrich Weigle was born in Stuttgart on November 17, 1850. He took over the business from his father in 1880. He died on January 6, 1906 in Stuttgart.

Friedrich Weigle (son)

Friedrich Weigle was born on September 9, 1882. He took over the company with his brothers Karl, Julius and Gotthold in 1906. From 1937 he was the sole owner, as his brothers had all died. He died on September 25, 1958.

Fritz Weigle

Fritz Friedrich Julius Gotthold Weigle was born in 1925 and took over the company in 1958. In 1985 he dissolved the company.

Joachim F. Weigle

Joachim F. Weigle was born in 1960. From 1977 he learned at the organ building company Gerhard Schmid in Kaufbeuren until he passed his journeyman's examination in 1981. In 1986 he founded his own workshop in St. Johann and in 1988 he passed his master’s examination.

Students from the Weigle company

List of works (selection)

1845–1880 Carl Gottlieb Weigle

year opus place building image Manuals register Remarks
1846 1 Stuttgart Salon organ snack
1846 2 Stuttgart Reform. local community
1846 3 Schondorf hamlet Protestant church
1846 4th Stuttgart-Hohenheim Protestant prayer room
1847 5 Untergruppenbach Protestant church
1848-1855

1855-1945

6th Berg (Stuttgart)

Owen

Protestant church

Marienkirche

II / P 13, 14, 36 Sold in 1855; Expanded in 1913 and 1928; destroyed in 1945
1848 7th Real things Protestant church
1849-1945 8th Freudenstadt Protestant town church
1849 9 Wiesensteig cath. City parish church Wiesensteig St. Cyriakus Organ 369.jpg II / P 22nd rebuilt by Weigle in 1935 to op.732
1850 10 Stuttgart-Gablenberg Protestant town church
1850 11 Crailsheim Institution
1850 12 Hösslinswart Protestant church
1850 13 Stuttgart Royal Court Theater Stuttgart
1851 14th Stuttgart Prayer room Roman Emperor
1851 15th Comburg Collegiate Church of St. Nicholas
1851 16 Heimerdingen Peter and Paul Church
1851 17th Ohmden Protestant church
1852 18th Hirschau near Rottenburg cath. church
1853 19th Ehingen (Danube) cath. Konviktskirche
1853 20th Scharnhausen Protestant church
1853 21st Stuttgart Penitentiary House Hall
1853 22nd Bad Waldsee cath. City parish church
1854 23 Crailshaim-Goldbach Protestant church
1854 24 Kirchheim u. Teck-Ötlingen Protestant church
1854 25th Bad Saulgau cath. City parish church
1855 26th New York City Lutheran Church
1855 27 Ste-Croix (Caribbean) Brethren Congregation
1855 28 Schafhausen Protestant church
1855 29 Stuttgart mountain new evangelical church
1856 30th Gernsbach Protestant town church
1856 31 Altheim near Riedlingen cath. church II / P 14th Restoration in 1995
1856 32 Ochsenhausen Middle Book cath. church
1856 33 Rottenburg am Neckar Protestant town church
1857 34 Ulm Trinity Church
1857 35 Schlier near Ravensburg cath. church
1858 36 Dagersheim Protestant church II 15th receive
1858 37 Biberach a. d. Crack Simultaneous church
1858 38 Stuttgart-Rotenberg Protestant church
1859 39 Bad Wildbad-Calmbach in the Black Forest Protestant church
1859 40 Elim , South Africa
1859 41 Schwäbisch Gmünd-Kloster Gotteszell (today the JVA Church of the Annunciation )
1859 42 Altensteigdorf Protestant church
1859 43 Schwäbisch Gmünd cath. Teachers seminar
1861 44 Stuttgart synagogue
1861 45 Hessigheim Protestant church
1861 46 Korntal Evangelical Brethren Congregation
1861 47 Tübingen Dining room in Tübingen Abbey
1861 48 Forest village Protestant church
1861 49 Basel Mission House Basel
1862 50 Bergatreute Catholic parish and pilgrimage church of St. Philip and James Bergatreute Parish Church Orgelempore.jpg I / P 12 1910 extended by Weigle (II / P 16) op. 422; 1978 replaced by a new building from Reiser
1862 51 Neuweiler- Zwerenberg Protestant church
1863 52 Esslingen- Zwerenberg woman Church Esslingen aN, Frauenkirche, view of the organ with the Christmas tree.jpg
1863 53 Lonsee Marienkirche Lonsee Marienkirche gallery and organ 2019 03 24.jpg
1863 54 Ringingen near Blaubeuren Protestant church
1864 55 Esslingen am Neckar cath. Pauluskirche
1864 56 St. Thomas , Caribbean Brethren Congregation
1865 57 Mietingen -Baltringen cath. church
1865 58 Ellwangen cath. church
1865 59 Stuttgart English church
1866 60 Hailfingen cath. church
1866 61 Basel , Switzerland Peterskirche Peterskirche basel organ.JPG
1867 62 Friedrichshafen Protestant castle church
1867 63 Spraitbach Protestant church
1868 64 Ehingen cath. City parish church
1868-1911 65 Ravensburg cath. Church of Our Lady II / P 34 1892 wg. removed after a church renovation and rebuilt slightly changed by Weigle; Replaced in 1911
1868 66 Dornstetten Protestant town church
1869 67 Stuttgart-Birkach Protestant church
1869 68 Bad Schussenried cath. church
1869 69 Kaisersbach Protestant church
1870 70 Paramaribo , Suriname
1870 71 Laupheim cath. City parish church
1871 72 Ochsenhausen State Orphanage
1871 73 Leliendaal, Suriname
1872 74 Bernstadt Protestant church
1872 75 Unterweissach in the valley Protestant church
1873 76 Vienna, Austria World exhibition "Electromagnetic Organ"
1873 77 Künzelsau Music hall in the teachers' seminar
1873 78 Clevia, Suriname
1874 79 Heiligkreuztal near Riedlingen cath. church
1874 80 Stuttgart Deaconess institution
1874 81 Nagold in the Black Forest Protestant town church
1876 82 Stuttgart-West Evangelical St. John's Church
1876 83 Bad Boll Pastor Blumhardt
1877 84 Egelfingen cath. church
1877 85 Ottenhausen Protestant church
1878 86 Horgenzell -Kappel Catholic parish church St. Gallus Kappel parish church organ.jpg 1 / P 8th 1952 rebuilt and expanded by Reiser (today II / P 12)
1878 87 Aichelberg Protestant church
1878-1983 88 Schwäbisch Gmünd cath. Muenster
Organ-Münster-GD.jpg
 Replaced in 1983 by an organ from the Klais organ manufacturer .
1879 89 Napiersdorf, South Africa
1879 90 Stuttgart new Protestant garrison church
1879 91 Ehingen Protestant town church
1879 92 Riedlingen Protestant town church
1880 93 Schwäbisch Gmünd cath. Church of St. John II / P 12 Left largely unchanged since 1880, extensively renovated from 2009–2012 by the Klais organ manufacturer

1881–1906 Friedrich Weigle

year opus place building image Manuals register Remarks
1881 94 Nagold Ballroom in the teachers' seminar
1881-1966 95 Biberach an der Riss Simultankirche main organ
1881 96 Filderstadt- Bernhausen Protestant church
1881-1944 97 Stuttgart-Heslach Protestant St. Matthew's Church Destroyed in 1945
1882 98 Stuttgart Salon organ Georg Motz
1882 99 Darmsheim Protestant church
1882 100 Ettenkirch near Friedrichshafen cath. church
1882 101 Stuttgart Protestant hospital church
1882 102 Ruit on the Filder Protestant church
1882 103 Argenbühl- Eglofs Catholic Church
1886 124 St. Louis Evang. church II / P 12 restored by Schwenkedel in 1945, Ernst Muhleisen in 1956, Gurrier in 1978
1887 131 Kilchberg St. Martin Church II / P 12 receive
1894/95 Bondorf Remigius Church 1967/68 overtaken by F. Weigle
1895-1943 Stuttgart Liederhalle Stuttgart Destroyed in 1943
1896-1943 187 Heslach Matthew Church II / P 27 Destroyed in 1943, parts built into opus 906
1897 Einsiedeln , Switzerland Collegiate Church of Maria 51
1898-1980 Schönborn Evang. Church (extension) I / P 10
1899 Strasbourg St. Maurice Strasbourg StMaurice 053.JPG III / P 43 receive
1899 224 Gundelsheim Gundelsheim parish 8th 1899: 2,650 marks; Restored in 2010 by Mühleisen
1900 237 Bischwihr Evang. church II / P 8th
1900 Colmar St. Joseph III / P 44 Rebuilt in 1960 by Schwenkedel
1901 Urach St. Amandus Collegiate Church
Bad Urach St Amandus organ 01b.jpg
 42 receive
1901-1987 Reutlingen Marienkirche 57
1902 Stutensee-Staffort Evang. church II 17th Modified in 1967 and later shut down, 2007 appeal for donations 2008 Order for restoration to Lenter
1902-1939 Speyer Memorial Church of the Protestation
Interior view of the Gedaechtniskirche to the west.jpg
 IV / P 65 Started in 1900, completed by Steinmeyer
1904 Wiesbaden-Igstadt Protestant church receive
1904 Langenhain (Taunus) Protestant church Decommissioned and decayed in 1977, restored to its original condition in 2013 by the Christian Scheffler workshop , Sieversdorf (Jacobsdorf) (Siefersdorf) in Brandenburg.
1905 269 East village Medarduskirche II / P 16 Prospectus from 1749; restored by Mühleisen in 1992
1906-1979 280 Lauterbach City Church Lauterbach town church 371.JPG III / P 29 New building behind the prospectus by Philipp Ernst Wegmann (1768); Rebuilt in 1952 by Weigle, 1973 by Gebr. Hillebrand replaced

1907–1958 Friedrich Weigle et al

year opus place building image Manuals register Remarks
1907 Simmozheim Evang. Trinity Church II / P 14th Pneumatic action
1908-1969 trier High pressure organ in Trier Cathedral
1908 Eichwalde Evang. Church, Parabrahm organ
1909 400 Seeshaupt St. Michael Church Weigle organ, Seeshaupt II / P 28 Original state; Restored in 2009 by Munich Orgelbau (J. Führer)
1910-1944 trier Liebfrauenkirche in Trier
1911 Gotha Arnoldi School
1912 Kell by the lake St. Bartholomew Church
1912 Bad Soden- Neuenhain Evang. church
1912 412 Conweiler Evang. Martinskirche II / P 14th receive
1913 462 Obernheim-Kirchenarnbach St. John the Baptist II / P 25th pneumatic action
1913 463 Altenkessel St. John Baptista
1913 Stuttgart- Gaisburg Reger organ for the Ev. Parish
1913-1944 trier Basilica of Constantine 1913 Reconstruction and expansion of an instrument made by the Ibach brothers , destroyed in 1944
1914 487 Liegnitz Church of Our Lady
1917 Bad Endbach- Bottenhorn Evang. church
1922-1945 Lion's Arch City Church
1923-1981 560 Neuerburg Catholic parish church of St. Nicholas
1926 Stuttgart-South New Apostolic Church
1927 Jöhstadt , Saxony Margarethenkirche Grumbach
1927 Frankfurt am Main Radio organ, transmitter Frankfurt
1928 Neubärental, Gem. Wurmberg Evang. church
1929 Königswalde , Saxony St. Trinity Church
1930 Munich Radio organ, transmitter Munich
1930 Berlin Radio organ, transmitter Berlin
1930 Pocket drawer (II / P 9 registers)
1931 Tübingen Ballroom, New Aula of the University of Tübingen III / P 56 6 transmissions
1932-2004 Tübingen New Apostolic Church After 2001 it was replaced by an instrument from Orgelbau Mühleisen using individual parts of the Weigle organ
1934-1971 Geislingen an der Steige City Church
1935 723 Wiesensteig St. Cyriac II / P 27 Disposition and sound
1935 726 Multiplex house organ (II / P 11 registers)
1937 Envious people Evang. church
1939 800 Leutkirch Main organ of the parish church of St. Maria ( Zeil Castle ) StMariaSchlossZeilOrgel02.JPG
1939-1985 Wiesloch Evang. City Church
1941 Esslingen am Neckar woman Church
1948 Stuttgart Evang. Johanneskirche
1951-1981 Freudenstadt Evang. City Church III / P 43 3 transmissions, 9 registers intended for later installation. 1982 replaced by a new instrument from Reinhart Tzschöckel .
1951 900 Heilbronn Nikolaikirche
1952 906 Stuttgart- Heslach Matthew Church
1952 1000 Mannheim Konkordienkirche Konkordienkirche Mannheim (1952–1959) IV / P 50 + 2Tr.
1953 935 Ceiling plank Nicholas Church
1956-2005 Weinberg Johanneskirche
1956 1010 Stuttgart New song hall III / P 67
1957 1001 Kallenberg Emmaus Church
1958 1007 Esslingen am Neckar- Oberesslingen Ev. Martinskirche III / P 31
1958 1044 Esslingen am Neckar Church music school II / P 20th

1959–1985 Fritz Weigle

year opus place building image Manuals register Remarks
1959 Langenrain Evangelical Church of Grace in Allensbach ; since 1997 St. Josef in Langenrain
1959 Lion's Arch City Church
1959 1064 Sindelfingen-Goldberg Evangelical Church of Reconciliation
1960 Stuttgart gable Evangelical Stephanus Church
1960 1024 Ulm Evangelical St. Luke Church in Ulm
1960 1038 Darmstadt Diakoniekirche (so-called collegiate church ) II / P 22nd
1960 Korntal Brethren Congregation
1960 1045 Mötzingen Mauritius Church
1960 1047 Weinheim Evangelical St. Mark's Church II / P 28
1961 1083 Hamburg-Schnelsen Advent Church Advent Church Hamburg-Schnelsen, organ.jpg III / P 32
1961 Stuttgart Hospital Church
1961 Frankfurt am Main-Fuchshohl Community center
1961 Hamburg-Rahlstedt Thomas Church Organ of the Thomaskirche 18th
1961 1062 Sindelfingen Evangelical Martinskirche
1961 1075 Weinheim- Hohensachsen Protestant church
1962 Absurdity Nicholas Church
1963 Berlin-Steglitz Evang. St. Mark's Church III / P 41
1964 1109 Stuttgart St. Nicholas Church III / P 42
1964 Dornstetten Martinskirche
1964 1123 Altingen Protestant church
1964 Schwäbisch Hall Church of the Resurrection
1965 Tübingen Collegiate Church (Tübingen)
Tübingen collegiate church organ (1) .jpg
 III / P 63 Extended by Rensch in 2001
1965 Brauneberg Simultankirche (Brauneberg) I. Organ in the Protestant part of the Simultankirche
1966 1120 Oststeinbek Church of the Resurrection
Weigle Organ Church of the Resurrection Oststeinbek.jpg
 II / P 15th
1966 Esslingen am Neckar Methodist Church of Peace II / P 12
1967 1144 Ravensburg Evangelical town church III / P 51
1967 Stuttgart- Heslach Matthew Church
1968 1183 Renningen Petruskirche
1969 1206 Ravensburg Evang. Johanneskirche
Organ of the Johanneskirche Ravensburg
 II / P 17th
1969 Nagold City Church
1970 1219 Mannheim James Church Jakobuskirche Mannheim (1970) II / P 24
1970 Flat Protestant church
1970 Merzhausen Johanneskirche
1970 Friedrichshafen Protestant castle church Friedrichshafen Castle Church main nave.jpg III / P 45 Disposition: [1]
1971 Waiblingen Michaelskirche Michaelskirche Waiblingen 11.JPG III / P 51 Rescheduled slightly in 2009
1971 Wangen in the Allgäu Evangelical town church Evangelical City Church Wangen (1971) II / P 14th
1972 1260 Ilvesheim (near Mannheim) Protestant church II / P 25th
1972 Saxony near Ansbach St. Alban St. Alban (Saxony near Ansbach), church organ 1648.JPG II / P 12
1972 Ilsfeld Bartholomäuskirche II / P 27
1972 1276 Mönchberg Michaelskirche
1972 Karlsruhe-Waldstadt St. Hedwig Weigle organ, St. Hedwig, KA-Waldstadt.jpg II / P 22nd
1973 Balingen City Church
Balingen-Stadtkirche-Organ gallery154592 03.jpg
 IV 52/54 Prospectus from 1767; Expansion in summer 2014 by two registers
1974 Gomaringen Protestant church
1975 Charlottenburg-North Evangelical Epiphany Congregation
1975 Bad Teinach Evangelical parish
1976 Stuttgart-Weilimdorf Wolfbusch Church
1977 1314 Hechingen Evangelical St. John's Church
1977 Schriesheim Evangelical town church
1977 brim Ev.-luth. St. Peter's Church II / P 16
1978 1316 Meersburg Evang. Castle church in the New Castle Meersburg Castle Church Organ.jpg II / P 16
1979 Metzingen Martinskirche
1981 Ansbach Holy Cross Church
1981 Katerini , Greece Protestant church
1981 Neuerburg Catholic parish church of St. Nicholas
1981 1353 Weingarten (Württemberg) Evangelical town church Evangelical City Church Weingarten (1981) II / P 25th
1982 1361 Ulm Methodist Church of the Redeemer II / P 16
1983 Mosbach Evangelical collegiate church
1983 Oberhausen - Alsfeld Catholic St. Pius Church
Brochure of the Weigele organ St. Pius (Oberhausen-Alsfeld) .jpg
 III / P 30th → Organ Slightly changed in 2008 by Orgelbau Kreienbrink and moved to the newly designed auditorium of the Conservatorio di Musica Arrigo Boito in Parma, Italy
1983 Wurzburg St. Stephan
1985 1379 Ulm- Böfingen Catholic parish church Good Shepherd II / P 26th
1985 1380 Real things Stephanuskirche
1985 1381 Rutesheim-Silberberg Protestant church
1985

Oberwerrn

St. Bartholomew

Since 1986 Joachim Weigle

year opus place building image Manuals register Remarks
1987 Garmisch-Partenkirchen Free Ev. local community I. 8th
1988 Ammeldingen near Neuerburg St. Isidor (Ammeldingen near Neuerburg)
St. Isidor (Ammeldingen near Neuerburg) 33.jpg
 II 19th
1993 Elsheim Evang. Pauluskirche I. 14th New organ built using the baroque case front. Disposition: Principal 4 ′ (B / D) , Holzgedackt 8 ′ (B / D) , Quintadena 8 ′ (B) , Suavial 8 ′ (D) , Reed flute 4 ′ (B / D) , fifth 2 2 ⁄ 3  ′ ( B / D) , Octav 2 ′, Mixtur III 1 ′, Cromorne 8 ′ (B / D) , Pedal: Subbass 16 ′, Octave 8 ′, Trumpet 8 ′
1995 Uffenheim Ev.-Luth. church I. 5
1997 Essenheim Evang. church II 22nd New organ building using the existing housing front. 1996 first swell mechanism and pedal set up, 1997 construction of the main mechanism case. Inauguration on July 13, 1997. Hauptwerk 9 registers, Schwellwerk 8 registers, pedal 3 registers plus 2 extensions from subbass and octave bass.
1998 Reutlingen- Sondelfingen New Apostolic Church I. 10
2000 Wiesbaden -Auringen Parish Church of St. Elisabeth II 15th
2005 Waltenhofen Via Nova cultural center II 13
2007 Stuttgart Neuwirtshaus New Apostolic Church I. 6th
2008 St. Johann (Württemberg) Private home I. 4th

literature

Web links

Commons : Orgelbau Friedrich Weigle  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

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