Organs in Slupsk
The organs in Słupsk are historical and modern instruments. The organ of the Hyacinth Church is a reconstruction of the baroque organ from 1657 with the original prospectus . The Kreuzkirche has an instrument from Schlag & Söhne from 1898.
Hyacinth Church
| Organs in Slupsk | |
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| General | |
| place | St. Hyacinth Church |
| Organ builder | Józef Mollin |
| Construction year | 2000-2002 |
| epoch | Baroque (reconstruction) |
| Organ landscape | Poland / Western Pomerania |
| Technical specifications | |
| Number of registers | 33 |
| Number of manuals | 3 |
The organ in the Church of St. Hyacinth is a new building from 2002 by the company of Józef Mollin. It is a reconstruction with the disposition of the instrument from 1657, which Paul Fischer and Michael Beriegel had built, with the original prospectus and the prospectus pipes Principal 4 ′. It has 33 registers on three manuals and a pedal .
history
In 1654, the former bishop of Cammin Ernst Bogislaw von Croÿ commissioned the organ builder Paul Fischer from Rügenwalde to build a new organ for the castle church of St. Johannes in Stolp in Pomerania. After his death, Michael Beriegel probably continued the work until 1657. The carving was done by Hans Eddelwer from Rügenwalde in the cartilage style. Originally there were wing doors at the main plant and the Rückpositiv . These were replaced by carved decorative elements ("ears") around 1700.
From the original organ are preserved:
- the (partially changed) organ case
- the case ornamentation and the color version and
- 29 prospectus pipes of the Rückpositiv (Principal 4 ′).
In 1892 the organ was badly damaged in a fire in the church. In the following years an instrument with 20 voices was restored. From 1910 to 1911/12 a pneumatic game and stop action was installed in place of the mechanical one and the disposition was changed romantically. Repairs and minor changes took place in 1947, 1950, 1972 and 1980.
In 1995 it was decided to reconstruct the baroque organ from 1657. The organ researchers Jan Janca and Martin Rost were able to find the original disposition. In 2000, Józef and Zdzisław Mollin started the new building behind the existing baroque housing. In 2002 the work was completed.
Disposition
The organ now has 33 registers again on three manuals with pedal . The prospectus and the Principal 4 ′ register have been preserved from 1657.
The disposition is:
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- Suspension coupling: III / II
Technical specifications
- Mechanical action and stop action
- Slider chests
Marienkirche
The Marienkirche was the main church in the city of Stolp. After several previous instruments, JF Schulzes Söhne built a new organ with two manuals from 1860 to 1861. This was enlarged in 1903/1904 by Paul Voelkner to 40 voices with three manuals. In 1929/1932 the companies W. Sauer, EF Walcker, GF Steinmeyer and E. Kemper applied for a further expansion. The work was carried out in 1934 by P. Furtwängler & Hammer , in which a fourth manual was installed and the number of stops increased to 59. A mobile electric console was built and the organ loft was enlarged. There were grinding shops.
Around 1947 (?) Stefan Truszczyński built a new instrument with 23 registers, two manuals and a pedal. This was dismantled in 2019 in order to build a new organ from Freiburg i. Br. Was purchased. This dates from 1956 and has 44 registers, which are now to be expanded to 54 registers.
Kreuzkirche
| Organs in Slupsk | |
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| General | |
| place | Kreuzkirche |
| Organ builder | Schlag & Sons |
| Construction year | 1896 (Opus 444) |
| Last renovation / restoration | 2007 (rebuilding) |
| epoch | romance |
| Organ landscape | Silesia |
| Technical specifications | |
| Number of registers | 10 |
| Number of manuals | 2 |
The Evangelical Kreuzkirche has had an organ from Schlag & Söhne with 10 stops, two manuals and a pedal since 2007 .
This was built in 1896 as Opus 444 for the church in the Silesian Heinrichsfelde (today Grabie). After 1945 she came to the Evangelical Church in Golasowice (Gollasowitz) in Silesia. It was dismantled there in 2006 and inaugurated in Słupsk the following year.
Disposition
The disposition is
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- Coupling : I / II, I / P, II / P
- Pneumatic action
Otto Church
The Poor Clare Church of St. Otto has an organ by Ryszard Plenikowski and Józef Adamczyk from 1973. It has 13 registers with two manuals and a pedal.
Web links
- Słupsk organs (Polish)
Individual evidence
- ↑ Organ Wirtualne Centrum Organowe, with history, photos and current disposition (Polish)
- ↑ On the history of the organ in detail Friedrich Giese: Pommersche Orgeln des 17. Jahrhundert , Freimut & Selbst, Berlin 2011 (from his estate 1925–1939)
- ↑ History of the organ of the castle church in Słupsk with historical and current photos (Polish)
- ↑ The similarity with the prospectus and the organ in the Camminer Cathedral suggests this. Beriegel was Paul Fischer's nephew. In the older research, Joachim Thiele from Rastenburg was also considered as a continuation of the work, he was Fischer's step-son.
- ↑ This is now in the State Archives in Szczecin.
- ↑ Rudolf Spittel: The Stolper St. Marien Organ. Stolp 1930 (1929?)
- ↑ Organiści i organy ... w Słupsku do 1945r. History of organs and organists with links to literature (Polish)
- ↑ The new organ in the Marienkirche in Stolp i. Pomm. In: Zeitschrift für Instrumentenbau . 1934. pp. 158f. with disposition
- ↑ Organ Wirtualne Centrum Organowe, with history, photo and former disposition (Polish)
- ↑ About the dismantling and planned installation of the purchased organ Radio Gdańsk, 2019 (Polish)
- ↑ Cross Church SLJ Budowa Organów, photos of the restoration company (Polish)
- ↑ Organ with disposition (Polish)
- ↑ organ (Polish)