Wilhelm Remler

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Wilhelm Remler (also Remmler; born October 28, 1824 in Lübben , Niederlausitz , † February 6, 1896 in Berlin ) was a German organ builder in Berlin.

Life

The son of the shoemaker Johann Christian Remmler completed an apprenticeship as a carpenter in 1843, then went hiking for ten years and then settled as an organ builder in Berlin at Kochstrasse 25. In total, he created over 35 new buildings in a difficult personal and economic environment, mainly in the Mark Brandenburg. Since 1887 at the latest, he has been calling the company W. Remler & Sohn .

Works (selection)

Wilhelm Remler Sr.

Wilhelm Remler created over 30 new organs, as well as conversions and repairs, especially in the Mark Brandenburg , some in Mecklenburg and Western Pomerania. Some have been preserved. Instruments that are no longer available are in italics .

year place building image Manuals register Remarks
1851 East India Mission station first new building
1851 Kiekebusch Village church I / P 7th
1856 Buchholz Village church I / P 7th
1859 Schlieffenberg, Mecklenburg Village church II / P 15th Later renovation, in 2015 all metal pipes stolen
1859 Jühnsdorf Village church not playable, restoration and reconstruction planned
1859 Pinnow , Uckermark Village church I. 5 Organ on altar, prospectus from 1712 by Christian Gottlieb Richter (?), 1967 restoration and change of disposition by Fahlberg
1860 Basse, Mecklenburg Village church
Church Basse 08.jpg
 I / P 7th
1861 Fohrde Village church
Organ fohrde.JPG
 receive
1862 Oak , Barnim Village church I / P 6th Dismantled in 1958, replaced by a Schuke organ in 1962
1864 Mildenberg Village church I / P 8th
1866 Farmer, Western Pomerania St. Nikolai
Zemitz St. Nikolai to Bauer view in directions west.JPG
 II / P 8th → organ
1869 Schulzendorf Village church implemented in Kreuzkirche → organ
1871 Lentzke Village church II / P 14th
1871 Mühlenbeck Village church II / P 19th
1873 Rotberg Village church I / P 6th receive
1875 Prieros Village church I / P 11
1877 Christinendorf Village church
Village church Christinendorf interior view to the west.jpg
 receive
1879 Wandlitz Village church I / P 7th receive
around 1880 (?) Potzlow Village church II / P 10
1880 Altglienicke Village church I / P 8th 1894 adapted from Criewen - organ
1884 Groß Welle , Prignitz Village church
Interior church Groß Welle.tiff
 receive
1885 Görsdorf Village church I / P 6th
1886 Hermsdorf near Berlin Village church Replaced in 1949
1887 Hohenfinow Village church II / P 15th W. Remler & Sohn , 1910 installation of the altarpiece from 1753 as a prospectus, 2009 restoration by Eberswalder organ building workshop
1887 Mahlow Village church I / P 7th W. Remler & Sohn , 2004 Restoration and restoration of the original romantic intonation by W. Sauer (Frankfurt / Oder) → Organ

Wilhelm Remler jun.

The son Wilhelm Remler jun. first built with his father as W. Remler & Sohn , and then independently.

year place building image Manuals register Remarks
1910 Giesensdorf Village church I / P 7 or 9 receive

literature

  • Wilhelm Remler . In: Uwe Pape, Wolfram Hackel, Christhard Kirchner (Eds.): Lexicon of North German Organ Builders. Volume 4, Berlin, Brandenburg and the surrounding area. Pape Verlag, Berlin 2017.

Web links

  • Wilhelm Remler Association for the preservation of St. Nikolai zu Bauer
  • Wilhelm Remler organ database, 19 organs
  • Remler (Berlin) organ index, individual organs
  • Organ builder. Institute for Organ Research. Retrieved on June 29, 2019 (short biography based on the book Orgel Handbuch Brandenburg . Volume 1, Berlin 2005).

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Kiekebusch, Germany (Brandenburg) - village church , on orgbase.nl
  2. ↑ Buchholz (Pritzwalk), Germany (Brandenburg) - village church , on orgbase.nl
  3. ↑ Schlieffenberg, Protestant village church , on orgelmuseum-malchow.de
  4. ↑ The Remler organ in Jühnsdorf ( memento from July 8, 2019 in the Internet Archive ), on kkzf.de
  5. ^ Hannes Ludwig: Organ manual Brandenburg. Volume 2. Uckermark (western part) . Freimut & Selbst, Berlin 2008. p. 222; Christian Ludwig Richter did not work until around 1730, maybe another organ builder Richter (from Storkow?) Is meant
  6. ↑ Pinnow (Uckermark), Germany (Brandenburg) - village church , on orgbase.nl
  7. ^ Basse, Protestant village church (information from the Malchow Organ Museum at orgelmuseum-malchow.de)
  8. ↑ Eiche (ev. Church) , Institute for Organ Research, with Remler disposition
  9. ↑ organ index Schulzendorf, Kreuzkirche
  10. ↑ Lentzke, Germany (Brandenburg) - village church , on orgbase.nl
  11. ^ Mühlenbeck, Germany (Brandenburg) - village church , on orgbase.nl
  12. ↑ Rotberg, Germany (Brandenburg) - village church , on orgbase.nl
  13. ↑ Prieros, Germany (Brandenburg) - village church , on orgbase.nl
  14. ↑ Christinendorf, Germany (Brandenburg) - Dorfkirche , auf.orgbase.nl
  15. ^ Wandlitz (ev. Church) , Institute for Organ Research
  16. ^ Also in Karl Richter: Orgel Handbuch Brandenburg. Volume 3. Barnim . Freimut & Selbst, Berlin 2014
  17. ↑ The Wandlitz Church , on kirche-wandlitz.infoo
  18. ^ Potzlow, Germany (Brandenburg) - village church , on orgbase.nl
  19. ↑ Görsdorf near Storkow, Germany (Brandenburg) - village church , on orgbase.nl
  20. ^ Hohenfinow (ev. Church) , Institute for Organ Research, cf. Karl Richter: Organ Manual Brandenburg. Volume 3. Barnim . Freimut & Selbst, Berlin 2014
  21. ↑ Giesensdorf Church , on evangelische-kirchengemeinde-tauche.de
  22. ↑ Giesendorf (Tauche), Germany (Brandenburg) - village church , on orgbase.nl/
personal data
SURNAME Remler, Wilhelm
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Remmler, Wilhelm
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German organ builder in Berlin
DATE OF BIRTH October 28, 1824
PLACE OF BIRTH Lübben , Lower Lusatia
DATE OF DEATH February 6, 1896
Place of death Berlin