Wilhelm Hepp

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Wilhelm Hepp (* 1764 in Rothenfels ; † February 10, 1832 in Amberg ) was an organ builder from Upper Palatinate .

Life

He comes from the school of the Amberg organ builder Johann Conrad Funtsch , acquired the electoral organ builder's patent in 1797 and continued to run his Amberg workshop in 1810 after the death of Johann Adam Funtsch. Friedrich Specht , who continued his workshop , learned from him .

Works

year place church image Manuals register Remarks
1796 Ammerthal St. Nicholas
Ammerthal, St. Nikolaus, Hepp housing front 1796.JPG
I / P 8th Only the facade of the prospectus has been preserved.
around 1800 Irlbach near Wenzenbach Assumption Day I / P 7th Not preserved, the last pipe organ in the old church was built by Friedrich Meier around 1960 (8 / I / P) and sold to Herzogau near Waldmünchen in 2000 .
1803 Velburg Sacred Heart of Jesus
Velburg Herz-Jesu.jpg
I / P 12 Prospectus and work preserved, 1979 restoration by
Georg Jann ( Allkofen ), restored and reconstructed in 2017 by Orgelbau Dlabal & Mettler (Bilsko, CZ)
1816 Hausen near Ursensollen St. George
Hausen near Ursensollen, organ by Hepp.JPG
I / P 8th Prospectus and work received
1819 Marriage field St. Michael I / P 8th not received
1820 Ursulapoppenricht St. Ursula I / P 7th Old church and Hepp organ not preserved. 1912 new church by Heinrich Hauberrisser , in it organ by Ignaz Weise with 10 / II / P, the case is preserved. In it since 1982 new plant by the same company (12 / II / P)
1822 Kirchenreinbach near Etzelwang Ortisei
Kirchenreinbach, housing Hepp.JPG
I / P 7th Prospectus with signature preserved, expansion
by Walker (Ludwigsburg) to 7 / II / P in 1965 ;
2012 New building Hoffmann & Schindler
(Ostheim / Rhön) on 12 / II / P
1823 Rechberg Visitation of the Virgin Mary
Rechberg organ Hepp 1823.jpg
I / P 7th Brochure and work preserved, July 2009 restoration by Sandtner (Dillingen)
after 1823? Guteneck St. Catherine Palace Chapel
Guteneck Castle Chapel St Katharina.JPG
I / P 4th Housing preserved, new construction by Eduard Hirnschrodt (6 / II / P) in 1952 . The "Art Monuments of the Kingdom of Bavaria, District Office Nabburg" (1910) report that the church was rebuilt in 1823 after a fire.

literature

  • Michael Bernhard, Organ Database Bavaria, Version 5, 2009.
  • Eberhard Kraus : Historic organs in the Upper Palatinate . Schnell and Steiner, Munich 1990, ISBN 3-7954-0387-1 .
  • Rainer Kilbert , the Amberg organ builder Friedrich Specht. In: Oberpfälzer Heimat . 1984, pp. 86-95.
  • Hermann Fischer , Theodor Wohnhaas : Old organs in the Amberg area. In: Yearbook Fränkische Landesforschung , No. 38, Central Institute for Franconian Regional Studies and General Regional Research at the University of Erlangen-Nuremberg 1978, ISBN 3-7686-9044-X .
  • Kirchenreinbach: Findings from Hoffmann & Schindler, 2012.

Individual evidence

  1. Schön, Wolfgang: Historical organ is being restored. In: Mittelbayrische. April 8, 2017. Retrieved May 18, 2017 .