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Königslutter 2009

Frontalansicht der Orgel in Marbach
Königslutter
"Kaiserdom" in Königslutter:


Furtwängler & Hammer Organ 1892


The firm of Furtwängler & Hammer is an important firm in North Germany, whose work over many years had a significant influence on the organ history of the region. The cathedral organ in Königslutter is an interesting example of romantic organbuilding towards the end of the 19th century and important testament to tonal ideas of the period.

The instrument was altered to reflect changes in taste, though, fortunately, only part of the pipework was affected. When the action was electrified there must have been people around who ensured that the old mechanical action was safely stored away, something that seldom happens in such rebuilds.


This fortunate set of circumstances has allowed us to restore and reinstate the old mechanical action without having to rebuild it from new. It has been an interesting task and one which has made the organbuilder's heart beat a little faster.

Auftragsdisposition

I. Manual, Hauptwerk, C-f'''

  1. Principal 16'
  2. Bourdon 16'
  3. Principal 8'
  4. Gambe 8'
  5. Gemshorn 8'
  6. Doppelrohrflöte 8'
  7. Octave 4'
  8. Hohlflöte 4'
  9. Gedecktflöte 4'
  10. Quinte 2 2/3'
  11. Octave 2'
  12. Cornett 3-4f.
  13. Mixtur 3-5f.
  14. Trompete 8'




II. Manual, Seitenwerk, C-f'''

  1. Quintatön 16'
  2. Principal 8'
  3. Fugara 8'
  4. Hohlflöte 8'
  5. Gedeckt 8'
  6. Gemshorn 4'
  7. Flöte harm. 4'
  8. Flageolet 2'
  9. Progressio harm. 2-4f.
  10. Oboe 8’




III. Manual, Echowerk, C-f'''

  1. Flöte 16’
  2. Geigenprincipal 8'
  3. Flöte trav. 8’
  4. Lieblich Gedeckt 8'
  5. Salicional 8'
  6. Viola 4'
  7. Rohrflöte 4'
  8. Aeoline 8'




Pedal C-f'

  1. Principalbass 16'
  2. Subbass 16'
  3. Violon 16'
  4. Quinte 10 2/3'
  5. Octavbass 8'
  6. Flötenbass 8'
  7. Cello 8'
  8. Flötbass 8'
  9. Posaune 16'
  10. Trompete 8'