Zuberbier (organ builder)

The Zuberbier were a family of organ builders in Anhalt and Hanover active in the 18th and 19th centuries .

Adolph Zuberbier (1776-1856)
- Organ in Mosigkau (1828)
- House organ in Mosigkau Castle (1837)
- Organ in Cörmigk (Anhalt) (1838–1842)
- Organ in Rehsen (1841–1846)
- Reconstruction of the organ from Wörlitz for installation in Mildensee (1809–1810)
- Organ in Wörlitz

David Zuberbier ( Bernburg )
- Organ in the castle church in Bernburg (1731–1733)

Johann Andreas Zuberbier ( Rinteln ) (1725–1785)
- Organ in Wennigsen (1753)
- Organ in Dudensen (1754)
- Organ in Goltern (1752)
- Organ of the St. Petri Church in Steinwedel (1769)
- Organ in Barsinghausen (1777)
- Organ in Gehrden (1777)

Johann Christoph Zuberbier ( Dessau )
- Organ in the Köthen Palace Chapel (1747)
- Organ in Erkerode (1747)
- Organ in the Kreuzkirche Klieken (1754)
- Organ in Thurau (1754)
- Organ in the Sankt Nikolai Church in Untermaschwitz (1770)

Johann Friedrich Leberecht Zuberbier
Eduard Zuberbier ( Dessau )
- Organ in Thießen (1835)
- Organ in Wörpen , implemented from the Neeken patronage church
- Organ in the Chörau prayer house (1857)

Zuberbier (without giving the first name, only with place: Dessau or Köthen)
- Repair of the organ of the Church of St. Agnus (Köthen) (1734)
- Organ in the town church of Oranienbaum (1766–1767)
- Organ in Gossa (1783)
- Organ in Riesigk (1800–1801)
- Repair of the organ in Radegast (1805, 1822) - not preserved
- Repair of the organ in Quellendorf (1824–1826)
- Organ in Groebzig (1825)
- Organ of the Little Church in Oranienbaum (1834)
- Organ in Zehbitz (1841)
- Organ in Wadendorf (1852-1853) - not preserved
- Organ in Libbesdorf (1866)
- Organ in Thurland (1868)

literature

Georg Dehio : Handbook of the German art monuments. Saxony Anhalt II. Administrative districts Dessau and Halle. Deutscher Kunstverlag, Munich / Berlin 1999, ISBN 3-422-03065-4 .
Ernst Haetge / Marie-Luise Harksen: Dessau-Köthen district. First part: The city of Köthen and the district except Wörlitz (= The art monuments of the State of Anhalt ; 2.1), August Hopfer Verlag, Burg 1943.

Individual evidence

↑ Haetge / Harksen, p. 236. Posted in 1808.
↑ Dehio, p. 134. Prospectus 1914.
^ Dehio, p. 136.
↑ Haetge / Harksen, p. 14.
^ Dehio, p. 107.
↑ Haetge / Harksen, p. 304.
^ Dehio, p. 708.
↑ Haetge / Harksen, p. 230.
^ Dehio, p. 889. Prospectus received, organ in Mosigkau.
↑ Haetge / Harksen, p. 134.
↑ Parish of St. Petri Steinwedel
^ Heinz Kochheim: Churches - monasteries - chapels in the district of Hanover from Helershausen to Hase. 1991, p. 82.
^ Dehio, p. 387.
↑ Haetge / Harksen, p. 134. There until 1883, until 1915 in the Maxdorf school , then in the Köthen local history museum.
↑ St. Nikolai in Maschwitz ( memento from October 19, 2012 in the Internet Archive ) on the website of the Protestant parishes in the Hohenturm parish area, accessed on June 5, 2012.
↑ Thießen: Restored organ is put into service: Evangelische Landeskirche Anhalts. In: www.landeskirche-anhalts.de. Retrieved May 24, 2016 .
^ Dehio, p. 818.
^ Parish page of the EKM (first name) & parish page of the parish (year), accessed on October 13, 2019.

↑ Haetge / Harksen, p. 170.

↑ Haetge / Harksen, pp. 252-253. Only the housing has been preserved as it was modified later.

^ Dehio, p. 221.

↑ Haetge / Harksen, pp. 321, 323. Repairs by Zuberbier 1827, 1836.

↑ Haetge / Harksen, p. 295. Dated from the 18th century. New organ 1876.

↑ Haetge / Harksen, pp. 288, 290. Case around 1750.

↑ Haetge / Harksen, p. 14. Only the housing preserved, as it was renovated in 1863.

↑ Haetge / Harksen, pp. 254-255.

↑ Haetge / Harksen, p. 395. 1936 completely outdated.

↑ Haetge / Harksen, p. 368. New organ around 1870 without manufacturer information. - Dehio, p. 837 specifies Zuberbier, which should then apply to them.

↑ Haetge / Harksen, pp. 182, 183.

↑ Haetge / Harksen, p. 353.

[1] Haetge / Harksen, p. 236. Posted in 1808.

[2] Dehio, p. 134. Prospectus 1914.

[3] Dehio, p. 136.

[4] Haetge / Harksen, p. 14.

[5] Dehio, p. 107.

[6] Haetge / Harksen, p. 304.

[7] Dehio, p. 708.

[8] Haetge / Harksen, p. 230.

[9] Dehio, p. 889. Prospectus received, organ in Mosigkau.

[10] Haetge / Harksen, p. 134.

[11] Parish of St. Petri Steinwedel

[12] Heinz Kochheim: Churches - monasteries - chapels in the district of Hanover from Helershausen to Hase. 1991, p. 82.

[13] Dehio, p. 387.

[14] Haetge / Harksen, p. 134. There until 1883, until 1915 in the Maxdorf school , then in the Köthen local history museum.

[15] St. Nikolai in Maschwitz ( memento from October 19, 2012 in the Internet Archive ) on the website of the Protestant parishes in the Hohenturm parish area, accessed on June 5, 2012.

[16] Thießen: Restored organ is put into service: Evangelische Landeskirche Anhalts. In: www.landeskirche-anhalts.de. Retrieved May 24, 2016 .

[17] Dehio, p. 818.

[18] Parish page of the EKM (first name) & parish page of the parish (year), accessed on October 13, 2019.

[19] Haetge / Harksen, p. 170.

[20] Haetge / Harksen, pp. 252-253. Only the housing has been preserved as it was modified later.

[21] Dehio, p. 221.

[22] Haetge / Harksen, pp. 321, 323. Repairs by Zuberbier 1827, 1836.

[23] Haetge / Harksen, p. 295. Dated from the 18th century. New organ 1876.

[24] Haetge / Harksen, pp. 288, 290. Case around 1750.

[25] Haetge / Harksen, p. 14. Only the housing preserved, as it was renovated in 1863.

[26] Haetge / Harksen, pp. 254-255.

[27] Haetge / Harksen, p. 395. 1936 completely outdated.

[28] Haetge / Harksen, p. 368. New organ around 1870 without manufacturer information. - Dehio, p. 837 specifies Zuberbier, which should then apply to them.

[29] Haetge / Harksen, pp. 182, 183.

[30] Haetge / Harksen, p. 353.