Organ building Tzschöckel

The company Orgelbau Tzschöckel in Althütte -Fautspach, Baden-Württemberg , builds organs in the second generation . The sphere of activity of the medium-sized company extends far beyond the borders of Baden-Württemberg.

history

The workshop was founded in 1972 by Reinhart Tzschöckel (1939–2003) in Allmersbach im Tal and in 1975 relocated to larger rooms in Fautspach near Althütte.

The company's founder, Reinhart Tzschöckel, was born in Naundorf near Freiberg, Saxony, and between 1953 and 1964 learned the trade of organ building at Orgelbau Friedrich Weigle in Leinfelden-Echterdingen . 1965 was followed by the master craftsman and the change of the company Walcker of Ludwigsburg . In 1972 he set up his own business in Allmersbach.

After the death of his father, Friedrich Tzschöckel (* 1966) took over the business in 2003. Friedrich Tzschöckel passed the journeyman's examination for organ and harmonium builder in 1986 and won the competition for young craftspeople with 1st place. In 1994 the master's examination followed and in 2006 further training to become a qualified restorer in organ and harmonium building.

List of works (selection)

opus	year	place	church	image	Man.	Reg.	Comments / sources
1	1965	Vorderwestermurr	Church of the Resurrection		II / P	13	Masterpiece by Reinhart Tzschöckel
	1974	Allmersbach	Protestant church		II / P	18th	First major new organ by the Tzschöckel company
	1977	Ohmenhausen	Protestant church		II / P	19th
	1977	Ulm	Münster (Konrad Sam Chapel)		II / P	14th
	1978	Sennestadt	Parish hall		I.	5
	1979	Iserlohn	Marienkirche		II / P	7th	Choir organ
	1979	Herford	Collegiate Church on the Marienberg		I.	5	Continuo organ
	1980	Schwäbisch Hall	St. Michael		IV / P	61	In the historic case by Walcker (1837); 2003 expanded to 63 registers.
	1981	Weilersteusslingen	Pankratiuskirche		II / P	18th
	1981	Freudenstadt	City Church		II / P	16	Choir organ
	1982	Freudenstadt	City Church		IV / P	51	The fourth manual is used exclusively for playing the choir organ.
	1982	Freudenstadt	City Church		I.	4th	Chest organ
57	1982	Backnang	Matthew Church		II / P	21st
	1982	Dornstadt	Mark's House		II / P	11
72	1982	Hamburg-Bramfeld	Cemetery chapel		I / P	6th
	1983	Bietigheim-Bissingen	City Church		III / P	36
	1983	Bad Cannstatt	House organ W. Schäfer		III / P	22nd
	1983	Pliezhausen	Martinskirche		II / P	18th
	1983	Hackenberg (Bergneustadt)	Ev.-Luth. Community center		I / P	8th
	1983	Ulm	Pauluskirche		I.	4th	Chest organ
	1983	Ulm	St. George		I / P	6th
	1983	Weissach in the valley	Agatha Church
	1984	Ludwigsburg	Paul Gerhardt Church		III / P	16	With coupling manual
	1984	Heidelberg	College of Church Music (over room 27)		II / P	7th
	1984	Old hut	Holy Spirit		I / P	6th
	1984	Markgröningen	Bartholomäuskirche		I.	4th	Chest organ
	1985	Denzlingen	George's Church		II / P	23
	1985	Grenzach-Wyhlen	Cemetery church		I / P	5
	1986	Lossburg	Church of Reconciliation		II / P	20th
	1986	Sennestadt (Bielefeld)	Kreuzkirche		II / P	16
176	1987	Sulfur	St. Severin		II / P	16
	1987	Bad Hersfeld	City Church (side organ)		II / P	12	Originally built with 10 registers. In 2001 Vleugels added two separate pedal registers.
	1987	Backnang	Christ the King		I.	3	Chest organ
	1988	Lich	St. Paul		II / P	26th
196	1989	Holte Castle	Church of Reconciliation		II / P	21st
	1989	Weilheim an der Teck	Nicodemus Church		II / P	19th
	1990	?	?		III / P	39	The organ was sold to Obłuże (Poland) in 2013 and stored in the parish church of Sw. Andrzeja Boboli set up.
	1990	Reinsfeld	St. Remigius		II / P	30th
231	1990	Schelmenholz (Winnenden)	Christophorushaus		II / P	9
	1990	Illerrieden	Bonhoeffer parish hall		I.	4th
	1991	Stuttgart-Neugereut	Protestant church		II / P	11
	1991	Dortmund	Melanchton Church		I.	4th
	1992	Schwelm	Christ Church		IV / P	62	Largest organ in the company.
	1992	Bietigheim-Bissingen	St. Laurence		III / P	46	Expansion of the existing Rieger organ (1959) from originally II / 18 to III / 46.
	1992	unknown ( Switzerland )	House organ (private)		II / P	17th
	1992	Heidenheim	House organ U. Großmann		II / P	7th
251	1992	Ulm	Muenster		II / P	10	Altar organ (mobile)
	1993	Tuttlingen	Martinskirche		II / P	19th
	1993	Landwasser (Freiburg im Breisgau)	Zacchaeus Church		II / P	15th
	1993	Hessigheim	Martinskirche		II / P	13
	1993	Schwäbisch Hall	Diakonie Hospital		II / P	10	Sold to Halle (Saale) in 2018 and installed in the church at Gesundbrunnen .
262	1993	Ulm	Lazarus Church		II / P	9
	1993	Weissach in the valley	Funeral hall		I / P	6th
309	1994	Chrieschwitz (Plauen)	Church of Reconciliation		III / P	18th	With coupling manual
	1994	Kyllburg	Collegiate church		II / P	22nd
	1994	Erbach (Danube)	Church of the Redeemer		II / P	16
	1994	Bauerbach (Marburg)	Kreuzkirche		II / P	16
	1994	Ochsenhausen	State Music Academy		I.	4th
	1995	Wehrden (Völklingen)	St. Hedwig		II / P	26th
	1995	Abtsgmünd	Lady Chapel		II / P	9
300	1995	trier	St. Anthony		III / P	38
	1995	Wiblingen (Ulm)	Zacchaeus Community Center		II / P	16
	1995	Eschach (near Schwäbisch Gmünd)	Holy Spirit		II / P	5
	1996	Varel	St. Boniface		II / P	23
	1996	Heiderhof (Bonn)	Immanuel Church		II / P	16
	1996	Rhynern (Hamm)	Protestant church		II / P	13
	1996	Plockhorst	Johanneskapelle		I / P	8th
	1997	Linter (Limburg an der Lahn)	St. John Nepomuk		II / P	7th
334	1997	Fornsbach (Murrhardt)	Protestant church		II / P	20th
	1997	Kleingartach	Martinskirche		II / P	19th
	1997	Oberkail	St. Michael		II / P	15th
	1997	Gelsenkirchen	St. John		II / P	11
	1997	Oppenweiler	Evangelical Methodist Church		I / P	6th
	1997	Welper	Paul Gerhardt parish hall		I / P	7th
	1998	Langenbochum (Herten)	Protestant church		II / P	16
	1998	Bad Belzig	Marienkirche (Brandenburg Organ Museum)		II / P	5	Originally built as a house organ for Winfried Kuntz.
	1998	Mannheim	Konkordienkirche		I.	4th	Chest organ
	1999	Frenz (Inden)	St. Nicholas		II / P	16
	1999	Stuttgart-Hofen	Protestant church		I / P	8th
	1999	Backnang	Staigacker retirement and nursing home		I / P	6th
	2000	Großdeinbach	Christ the King		II / P	19th
	2000	Heiden (Münsterland)	Pauluskirche		II / P	12
	2000	Bad Oeynhausen	Church of the Resurrection		II / P	6th
	2000	Witzenhausen	Michael's Chapel		I / P	6th
	2000	Gmünd in Carinthia	Protestant church		I.	5
	2001	Selbitz (Upper Franconia)	Funeral hall		I / P	7th
	2001	Kirchdorf an der Iller	Evangelical community center		II / P	7th
	2002	Running on the stove	Heerberg Church		II / P	13
	2002	Geisingen ( Freiberg am Neckar )	Nicholas Church		II / P	13
	2004	Grafenwald (Bottrop)	Evangelical community center		II / P	14th
	2005	Alfter	Evangelical community center		I / P	6 1 / 2
	2005	Bornheim (Rhineland)	Evangelical community center		I / P	7th
	2005	Goettingen	St. Johannis		I.	4th	Chest organ
	2008	Jakobstad	?		I.	4th	Chest organ
375	2008	Oberrot	Boniface Church		II / P	23	fully electric action!
	2010	Grossbottwar	Martinskirche		II / P	27
	2014	Fellbach	Funeral hall at Kleinfeldfriedhof		II / P	11
	2017	Martinsthal	St. Sebastian and Laurentius		II / P	20th
	2017	Waldrems	Church of the Resurrection		II / P	11

Web links

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

• Website of the organ building company Tzschöckel

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Brief version of the company's history on the Tzschöckel website
2. ↑ Reinhart Tzschöckel's career on Orgel-Information.de
3. ↑ Short version of the career of Friedrich Tzschöckel on the website of the Tzschöckel company
4. ^ The house organ by W. Kuntz on the website of the Brandenburg Organ Museum