Wilhelm Stöberl

Wilhelm Stöberl (born October 1, 1929 in Kirchroth ) is a German organ builder .

Stöberl learned organ building from Michael Weise . From 1959 he worked as a voicer for Anton Schwenk and passed his master's examination in 1960. After Schwenk's death in 1961, he took over his company and continued the existing working group with Franz Wappmannsberger in Prien .

In 1975 he also took over the company Carl Schuster Münchner Orgelbau .

On January 1, 1994, he handed the company over to Johannes Führer, who continues to run it under the name of Münchner Orgelbau Johannes Führer .

In total, Stöberl built 120 organs with up to 15 employees, mainly in the Munich and Upper Bavaria area.

Initially he built cone chests , from 1965 only grinding chests and closed solid wood cases.

List of works (excerpt)

year	place	building	image	Manuals	register	Remarks
1961	Rosenheim	Christ the King		III / P	38
1962	Munich - Hartmannshofen	St. Raphael		II / P	23
~ 1962	Pullach in the Isar Valley	Holy Spirit		II / P	27
1962	Rosenheim-Fürstätt	Rosary Queen		II / P	15th
~ 1963	Schönbrunn (Röhrmoos)	St. Josef Monastery Church		II / P	28
1964	Rosenheim - Oberwoehr	St. Joseph the Worker		II / P	18th
1966	Rosenheim-Fürstätt	St. Quirinus		I / P	6th
1969	Munich - Giesing	To the holy angels		II / P	24	Fully electric action
1968	Soft	St. Martin		II / P	20th	Fully electric action
1968	Munich - Milbertshofen	St. George		II / P	23	Fully electric action
1969	Munich - Harlaching	Emmaus Church		II / P	23
1969	Munich - Feldmoching	Bethanienkirche		II / P	14th
1970	Deisenhofen	St. Bartholomew		II / P	22nd	Fully electric action
1970	Munich - Zamdorf	St. Clare		II / P	13
~ 1970	Großhesselohe	Holy Trinity		II / P	13	Fully electric action
1973	Oberschleissheim	St. Wilhelm		II / P	20th	Fully electric action
1974	Munich - Hasenbergl	St. Matthew		II / P	22nd	Fully electric action
1974	Munich - Lerchenauer See	St. John Evangelist		II / P	19th	Fully electric action
1974	Munich - Neuaubing	St. Mark		II / P	9
1974	Vilsheim	St. Castulus		II / P	14th	Fully electric action → organ
1975	Munich - Blumenau	Appearance of the Lord		II / P	25th	Fully electric action
1975	Unterhaching	St. Birgitta		II / P	18th
1976	Munich - Neuhausen	St. Theresa		III / P	42	Prospectus taken over from Siemann. → organ
1976	Munich - Westkreuz	St. Luke		II / P	18th
1977	Market Swabia	St. Margaret		III / P	40	In 2017, extensive renovation by Siegfried Schmid
1977	Munich	St. Paul		III / P	37	→ organ
1977	Neuhaus (Schliersee)	St. Joseph		II / P	22nd
1977	Baierbrunn	St. Peter and St. Paul		II / P	17th
1977	Munich	Herzogspitalkirche St. Elisabeth		II / P	12
1979	Munich - Perlach	St. Michael		III / P	25th
1979	Munich - Milbertshofen	Thanksgiving Church		II / P	23
1980	Munich-Trudering	St. Peter and Paul		III / P	33	→ organ
1980	Eichenau	To the Holy Guardian Angels		III / P	22 (today 23)	2005 expansion by Kaps ; 2012 Technical revision by Kaps
~ 1980	Munich - Nymphenburg	Hospital of the Third Order Chapel of St. Josef		II / P	6th
~ 1980	Neumarkt-Sankt Veit	St. Johann Baptist		II / P	10	In the (disused) free pipe prospectus of the previous organ
1981	Munich - Moosach	St. Mauritius		III / P	30th	Fully electric action, positive at ground level in the sanctuary behind the console; The rest of the organ hanging on the opposite church wall
1982	Bad Aibling	Assumption Day		III / P	36
1982	Munich	Asamkirche St. Johann Nepomuk		II / P	16
1982	Oberroth (Schwabhausen)	St. Peter and Paul		II / P	12
1982	Munich - Schwabing	Evangelical Church in the Schwabing Clinic		II / P	9
1982	Rosenheim	St. Michael		II / P	12
1982	Oberhaching	Evangelical Church of the Good Shepherd		II / P	10
1983	Berghausen (Aiglsbach)	St. Koloman		II / P	8th
1984	Wooden churches	St. Joseph		III / P	25th	Due to the demolition and rebuilding of the church, the Stöberl organ was technically rebuilt by the Reinhard Frenger company and installed in the new parish church of St. Josef . The pipework and the disposition of Stöberl are almost completely preserved, the prospectus and technology as well as the console housing were newly made.
1984	Esting	St. Elisabeth		III / P	20th
1984	Munich - Schwabing	Nicodemus Church		II / P	13
1984	Unterhaching	St. Michael retirement home		II / P	14th	Due to the demolition and rebuilding of the old people's home, the organ was sold to Laag ( South Tyrol ) in autumn 2018 and installed there by the Kaufmann company.
1985	Munich - Sendling	St. Korbinian		II / P	25th	→ organ
1985	Munich - Nymphenburg	Hospital of the Third Order Chapel of St. Francis		II / P	16
1988	Munich-Sendling	St. Stephan		II / P	19th	2018 minor rescheduling by Munich organ builder leader
1989	Neubiberg	Mary Queen of the Rosary		II / P	25th
1990	Krailling	Forest sanatorium Planegg		II / P	12
1992	Munich - Nymphenburg	Third Order Clinic St. Elisabeth Chapel		II / P	16

literature

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

• Georg Brenninger : Organs in Old Bavaria . Bruckmann, Munich 1982, ISBN 3-7654-1859-5 .
• Hermann Fischer , Theodor Wohnhaas : Lexicon of southern German organ builders . Florian Noetzel Verlag, Heinrichshofen-Bücher, Wilhelmshaven 1994, ISBN 3-7959-0598-2 .
• Hermann Fischer: 100 years of the Association of German Organ Builders 1891–1991 . Organ building specialist publisher Rensch, Lauffen 1991, ISBN 3-921848-18-0 .

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Unterhaching Altenheim, today Laag