Organ building Mühleisen

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Orgelbau Mühleisen is an organ building company that was founded by Konrad Mühleisen in 1986 in Leonberg .

History of the company

Ernest Mühleisen (born March 26, 1897 in Echterdingen ; † December 10, 1981 in Strasbourg ) set up an organ building workshop in Strasbourg in 1941 and founded the family business Manufacture d'Orgues Muhleisen . His brother Gotthold Mühleisen was operations manager at Orgelbau Friedrich Weigle , where his son Konrad also worked. When Weigle was dissolved in 1985, Konrad Mühleisen and other former Weigle employees founded their own company in Leonberg.

The company has delivered over 100 new organs to date. There are also restorations of historical instruments. In 2019 it employed 22 people.

List of works (almost complete)

The following list of works lists all the new Mühleisen buildings in chronological order.

year	place	church	image	Manuals	register	Remarks
1987	Buoch	Protestant church		II / P	17th
1988	Ammeldingen near Neuerburg	St. Isidore		II / P	19th
1988	Tübingen	House organ Scheel		II / P	4th
1988	Schwäbisch Hall	House organ Enßle		II / P	9
1988	Denkendorf (Württemberg)	Funeral hall		I / P	4th
1988	Owen	Marienkirche		II / P	30th
1988	Wuppertal	Bethesda Chapel		II / P	7th
1989	Nagold	Schmid house organ		II / P	9
1989	Schlaitdorf	Protestant church		II / P	20th
1989	Offenau	Evangelical chapel		I.	3
1989	Nagold	Schmid house organ		II / P	3
1990	Stuttgart- Zuffenhausen	Pauluskirche		III / P	38
1991	Stetten (Filder)	Protestant church		II / P	17th
1991	Bernhausen	Petruskirche		II / P	11
1991	Obrigheim (Baden)	Protestant church		II / P	20th
1991	Stuttgart-Degerloch	Michaelskirche		I / P	6th	Choir organ
1991	Hasborn-Dautweiler	St. Bartholomew		II / P	29
1992	Stuttgart	Palace chapel at Schloss Solitude		II / P	21st
1992	Renningen	House organ Krol		I / P	7th
1992	Murrhardt	Walterich Church		II / P	15th
1992	Ebersberg (Auenwald)	Heart of jesus		II / P	15th
1993	Stuttgart	Mother house church of the deaconess institution		II / P	21st
1993	Schömberg (District of Calw)	Protestant church		II / P	27
1993	Söllingen (Pfinztal)	Michaelskirche		II / P	26th
1993	Stuttgart - Hofeld	Protestant church		II / P	13
1993	Schattertriesch	St. Joseph		II / P	10 (11)
1994	Altdorf (Boeblingen district)	Protestant church		II / P	15th
1994	Sprollenhaus	Protestant church		II / P	12
1994	Plattenhardt	Protestant church		II / P	23
1994	Bruchweiler-Bärenbach	Holy cross		III / P	32
1995	Felldorf	St. Johann Baptist		II / P	15th
1995	Friedrichweiler	St. Francis		II / P	11
1995	Affstätt	Protestant church		II / P	11
1995	Crailsheim	Paul Gerhardt Church		II / P	14th
1995	Stuttgart-Zuffenhausen	Evangelical Methodist Christ Church		II / P	17th
1996	Tonbach (Baiersbronn)	Protestant church		II / P	13
1996	Waiblingen	House organ Zettler		II / P	16
1996	Stuttgart-Feuerbach	Athanasius Church		II / P	16
1996	Hallwangen	Protestant church		I / P	10
1996	Haschbach am Remigiusberg	Provost church of St. Remigius		II / P	12
1997	Heilbronn-Biberach	St. Cornelius and Cyprian		II / P	14th
1997	Ludwigshafen-Friesenheim	Pauluskirche		III / P	30th
1997	Tailfingen	Protestant church		II / P	16
1997	Hamlet on the Zaber	Protestant church		II / P	14th
1998	Stuttgart-Moehringen	Church of the Resurrection		II / P	18th
1998	Scharnhausen	Protestant church		II / P	16
1998	Bad Munster am Stein-Ebernburg	Assumption Day		II / P	26th	with Rückpositiv
1998	Rastatt	Thomas Church		II / P	13
1998	Stuttgart	Music college		III / P	32
1998	Bad Bergzabern	St. Martin		III / P	32
1999	Zell am Main	Assumption Church		II / P	10
1999	Keitum ( Sylt )	St. Severin		III / P	46
1999	Nellingen	Andreas Church		II / P	17th
1999	Lenkersheim	Trinity Church		II / P	12
1999	Erfweiler-Ehlingen	St. Mauritius		II / P	18th
1999	Aufhausen (Forheim)	Protestant church		II / P	10
2000	Schauerheim	Protestant church		II / P	16
2000	Altenmünster (Crailsheim)	Friedenskirche		II / P	21st
2000	Rehlingen (Langenaltheim)	Laurentiuskirche		II / P	15th
2000	Winnenden	St. Charles Borromeo		II / P	35
2001	Hamburg-Nienstedten	Protestant church		II / P	34
2001	Travemünde	St. Lorenz		I.	5
2001	Bad Urach	Amandus Church		II / P	19th	Choir organ
2001	Hagenbach	St. Mark		II / P	16
2001	Nuremberg	Leonhard's Church		II / P	22nd
2002	Braunschweig	St. Albertus Magnus		III / P	34
2002	Hamburg-Volksdorf	Church at the Rockenhof		III / P	55	in the style of Aristide Cavaillé-Coll
2003	Neckarweihingen	Protestant church		II / P	19th
2003	Flensburg -Mürwik	Christ Church		II / P	30th
2003	hazel	Protestant church		II / P	13
2004	Holzgerlingen	Protestant church		II / P	13
2004	Stuttgart	Collegiate church		IV / P	81	8 stops of the previous organ taken from Walcker
2004	Tübingen	New Apostolic Church		II / P	25th
2005	Bodelshausen	Evangelical parish hall		II / P	12
2005	Weinberg	Johanneskirche		III / P	34
2005	Gaildorf	St. Joseph		II / P	26th
2005	Remshalden - Geradstetten	New Apostolic Church		I / P	4th
2005	Münchberg	New Apostolic Church		I / P	4th
2005	Ottobrunn	New Apostolic Church		I / P	4th
2006	Zaisersweiher	Lutheran Church		II / P	11
2006	Bad Oldesloe	Peter and Paul Church		III / P	41
2006	Budapest	New Philharmonic		V / P	92	in the tradition of Franco-German romanticism
2006	Neuweiler (Weil im Schönbuch)	Lutheran Church		I / P	8th
2006	Hanover-Kleefeld	Annastift		II / P	14th
2007	Leonberg	Johanneskirche		III / P	50	in the style of French high romanticism
2007	Steinenbronn	House organ Miller		II / P	10
2008	Renningen	St. Boniface		II / P	20th
2008	regensburg	Church music college		III / P	18th
2008	Shura	Protestant church		II / P	12
2008	Bad Schwartau	New Apostolic Church		II / P	11
2008	Bamberg	St. Stephan		III / P	54	New building behind a baroque prospect from 1710
2009	Erdmannshausen	Januarius Church		II / P	17th
2009	Cologne-Sülz	St. Nicholas		III / P	51
2010	Friedrichshafen	Evangelical castle church		I.	3
2010	Berlin	Church at the Stölpchensee		II / P	17th
2010	Altsteigendorf	Protestant church		II / P	14th
2010	Copper cell	Protestant church		II / P	17th
2010	Arendal , Norway	Trefoldighetskirken		III / P	62
2011	Drammen , Norway	Strømsø Church		II / P	31
2011	Cuties	Assumption Day		II / P	29
2011	Burladingen	St. Fidelis		II / P	33
2012	Düsseldorf - Oberkassel	St. Anthony		II / P	20th	Choir organ
2012	Unteruhldingen	Laetare Church		II / P	14th
2012	Plankstetten	Benedictine abbey (day chapel)		II / P	10
2012	People Bach	Protestant church		II / P	14th
2013	Rothenstadt	St. Mary		II / P	17th
2014	Montabaur	St. Peter in chains		III / P	40
2014	Steinenbronn	Holy Spirit Church		II / P	17th
2015	Hamburg-Harvestehude	St. Johannis		III / P	53	New technical building: restoration of the layout by Marcussen & Søn (1882) including the preserved registers with a romantic extension in the original style
2015	Nowy Sącz	St. Casimir		III / P	30th
2016	Laksevåg , Bergen , Norway	Laksevåg Church		II / P	27
2016	Tromøy , Norway	Tromøy Church		II / P	22nd
2016	Düsseldorf - Oberkassel	St. Anthony		IV / P	69
2017	Sandnes	Julebygda Chapel		II / P	17th
2017	Viimsi	St. Jacob		II / P	14th
2017	Tromso , Norway	Tromsø domkirke		II / P	25th
2018	Karlsruhe	St. Bernhard		III / P	54
2019	Murrhardt	City Church		III / P	52
2020	Dortmund	St. Reinoldi		IV / P	54	With the Mühleisen chorus, forms an organ system with three gaming tables
2020	Dortmund	St. Reinoldi		II / P	11 (29)	Multiplex principle
2020	Koenigsberg in Bavaria	Marienkirche		II / P	27

literature

• Hermann Fischer : 100 years of the Association of German Organ Builders . Orgelbau-Fachverlag, Lauffen 1991, ISBN 3-921848-18-0 .
• Hermann Fischer, Theodor Wohnhaas : Lexicon of southern German organ builders . Florian Noetzel Verlag, Heinrichshofen-Bücher, Wilhelmshaven 1994, ISBN 3-7959-0598-2 .

Web links

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

• Homepage Orgelbau Mühleisen

Individual evidence

1. ^ Manufacture d'Orgues Muhleisen: History , accessed on May 6, 2019.
2. ^ Fischer, Wohnhaas: Lexicon of south German organ builders . 1994, p. 269.
3. ↑ Homepage Mühleisen: Team , accessed on May 6, 2019.
4. ↑ List of works on the company's website
5. ^ Franz Bösken , Hermann Fischer, Matthias Thömmes: Sources and research on the organ history of the Middle Rhine (=  contributions to the Middle Rhine music history . Volume 40 ). tape 4/1 : Koblenz and Trier administrative districts, Altenkirchen and Neuwied districts . Schott, Mainz 2005, ISBN 978-3-7957-1342-3 , pp. 146 .
6. ^ Organ in Braunschweig , accessed on May 6, 2019.
7. ^ Organ in Hamburg-Volksdorf , accessed on May 6, 2019.
8. ^ Organ of the Stiftskirche Stuttgart , accessed on May 6, 2019.
9. ^ Organ in Budapest , accessed on May 6, 2019.
10. ^ Organ in Bamberg , accessed on May 6, 2019.
11. ^ Organ in Arendal , accessed on May 6, 2019.
12. ↑ organ in Strømsø , accessed on May 6 of 2019.
13. ^ Organ in Harvestehude, St. Johannis , accessed on May 6, 2019.
14. ^ Organ in Laksevåg , accessed on May 6, 2019.
15. ^ Organ in Tromøy , accessed on May 6, 2019.
16. ^ Organ in Tromsø , accessed on May 6, 2019.