Organ building Sandtner

Orgelbau Sandtner GmbH
legal form	GmbH
founding	1935/1968
Seat	Dillingen on the Danube
management	Norbert Bender
Branch	Musical instrument , musical instrument making , organ building
Website	www.sandtner-orgelbau.de

48.58455 10.509069444444Coordinates: 48 ° 35 ′ 4.4 " N , 10 ° 30 ′ 32.6" E

Orgelbau Sandtner is a German organ building company in Dillingen on the Danube .

history

Sandtner brothers

In 1935 the master organ builders Adolf (1905–1977) and Ignaz Sandtner (1909–1982) founded the “Gebrüder Sandtner” organ building workshop in Steinheim an der Donau . Her work was interrupted by the Second World War. The company built around 50 new organs in Bavarian Swabia and Upper Bavaria , including some three-manual instruments with over 40 registers.

Organ building Sandtner

In 1967, organ builder Hubert Sandtner (Ignaz's son) joined the company, and in 1968 Adolf left the company. In 1969 Hubert moved the workshop to Dillingen ad Donau . Adolf later opened his own workshop at the old location. Hubert Sandtner led his company to an upswing with new buildings, conversions and restorations, combined with the expansion of the customer base beyond Bavaria and Germany.
From 2008 Hubert Sandtner and organ builder and restorer Norbert Bender jointly managed the company as a GmbH .
Hubert Sandtner retired on June 25, 2014, and Norbert Bender has been the sole managing director since then. From 1968 to 2020 the company built or restored over 353 instruments in Germany, Norway and South Korea, also for music colleges and cathedral churches.

List of works (selection)

year	opus	place	building	Manuals	register	Remarks
1970	6th	Freising	St. George	II / P	12	Choir organ → organ
1970	8th	Neu-Ulm -Burlafingen	St. Conrad	II / P	26th
1972	18th	Long price	St. Martin	II / P	14th	with five-part, baroque style parapet prospect
1973	27	Unterhaching	St. Korbinian	I / P	12	Prospectus and pipework taken from the predecessor organ by Gebr. Frosch from Munich (1872)
1974	29	Munich	University of Music and Theater , Organ Hall A14	III / P	49	→ organ
1974	31	Munich	St. Clement	II / P	33
1975	46	Eichstatt	Eichstätt Cathedral	IV / P	68	→ organ
1976	49	Munich-Englschalking	St. Emmeram	II / P	25th	→ organ
1976	50	Pfaffenhofen ad Ilm	St. John Baptist	III / P	40	→ organ
1977	59	Jettingen-Scheppach	Assumption of Mary (Scheppach)	II / P	20th
1977	60	On the mountain	Max-Reger-Gymnasium Amberg	II / P	5	Practice organ at the Musisches Gymnasium
1978/2006	65	Dillingen on the Danube	St. Peter	III / P	47/53
1979	72	Rottenburg	Cathedral , main organ	IV / P	61	→ organ
1979	74	Munich-Harlaching	St. Anna Church	II / P	11	→ organ
1980	85	Frauenchiemsee	Monastery church	II / P	18th	Prospectus from 1774 → organ
1982	94	augsburg	Ortisei and Afra	IV / P	68	→ organ
1983	103	Villingen	Villingen Minster	III / P	60	→ organ
1983	105	Munich	St. Michael	IV / P	64	→ organ
1984	115	Tutzing	St. Joseph	III / P	44
1985	129	Bad Wiessee	Assumption Day	II / P	29
1985	135	Munich	Kreuzkirche	II / P	22nd	→ organ
1986	145	Altomünster	St. Alto and St. Birgitta	II / P	25th	→ organ
1988	166	Metten	Abbey church	III / P	43
1990	181	Bad Endorf	St. James the Elder Ä.	II / P	28
1990	183	Eisenberg (Palatinate)	St. Matthew	II / P	28	Inauguration March 17, 1991
1990/91	186	Garmisch-Partenkirchen - Partenkirchen	Assumption Day	II / P	31
1991	188	Greding	St. Martin	II / P	18th	Inauguration September 29, 1991
1992	199	Schweinfurt	St. Johannis	III / P	56	Housing light blue, veil boards Hoffmann
1992	200	Oberhinkofen	St. Michael	II / P	17th
1993	206	Leiblfing	Assumption Day	II / P	32
1993	208	On the mountain	St. Augustine School Church	II / P	26th	Case Funtsch 1760
1994	212	Saint Ottilien	Monastery church of the Archabbey, choir organ	II / P	17th	→ organ
1994	214	Saint Ottilien	Monastery church of the archabbey, main organ	III / P	47	→ organ
1994	217	Essenbach	Parish Church of the Assumption	II / P	26th	→ organ
1994	220	regensburg	Parish Church of St. Josef (Reinhausen)	III / P	46
1995	224	Mamming	St. Margareta	II / P	22nd	→ organ
1996	231	Berching	Assumption Day	II / P	29	in the baroque case from 1758 → organ
1997	250	Amendingen	Ortisei	II / P	21st	→ organ
1999	271	augsburg	Heart of jesus	IV / P	52	2005 expanded
2000	280	Warburg	St. Mary	II / P	33
2001	285	Unterschleissheim	Ortisei	II / P	24
2001	288	Buxheim (Upper Bavaria)	St. Michael	II / P	21st	New building in the organ case from 1912 (→ Joseph Franz Bittner )
2002	290	Fredrikstad / Norway	St. Birgitta	II / P	14th
2002	293	Vaterstetten	To the Precious Blood of Christ	II / P	23
2004	311	Münchshofen	Holy cross	II / P	11	Reed flute 4 'on an alternating loop
2006	317	Detmold	University of Music	III / P	26 + 5
2007	321	Seoul / South Korea	Sungkyul University	II / P	22nd
2007	322	Schönsee	St. Wenceslas	II / P	28
2009	326	Eichenzell / Fulda	St. Peter and Paul	II / P	30th
2010	329	Weißenburg in Bavaria	Holy Cross Church	II / P	29	Festschrift for the organ consecration :
2010	331	Berlin-Kaulsdorf	Kaulsdorf village church	III / P	24	Reuse of the organ prospectus and some stops from the previous organ from the Dinse brothers' workshop .
2010	332	Pförring	St. Leonhard	II / P	24	In the case by Johann Michael Weiß (1810). Consecration on January 30, 2011 by Auxiliary Bishop Reinhard Pappenberger
2011/12	336	Schongau	Assumption Day	III / P	43
2013	340	Valer / Norway	Svinndal Kirke	II / P	20th
2014	342	Altenstadt near Vohenstrauss	Simultaneous Church of St. Johann Baptist	II / P	10
2015	343	Straumsjoen / Norway	Malnes Kirke	II / P	26th
2016	345	Sarpsborg	Sarpsborg Church	III / P	71	Renovation, expansion, reorganization
2016	346	regensburg	Teutonic Order Church of St. Aegidia	II / P	17th
2019	351	Straubing	St. Michael	III / P	44	Restoration of the Weise organ from 1957
2019	352	Fuerth	Christ the King	III / P	38	Restoration and expansion of the Eisenbarth organ from 1973