Emil Hammer, Orgelbau
| Visiting address | Hoher Holzweg 14 | Zipcode | 3005 | Town | Hemmingen (Arnum) (Niedersachsen) | Country | Duitsland | Telephone | (05101) 2774/2785 |
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| 1937 | Hannover (Arnum) |
| 2011 | Hemmingen |
Emil Hammer Orgelbau was founded in 1937. In fact, Emil Hammer (1878-1958) took over the company from his uncle Adolf. After Pius Furtwängler's death, he continued his organ production under the name Fürtwangler & Hammer. Emil Hammer Orgelbau was continued after Emil's death by his grandson Christian Eickhoff. Since 2007, the company has merged with the company Oberlinger under the name Reichenstein. In September 2011, it was announced that the company will continue independently from Hemmingen.
| Literature |
- Festschrift 125 Jahre Emil Hammer-Orgelbau. - Hannover-Hemmingen : Emil Hammer Orgelbau, [1963].
- Emil Hammer Orgelbau - Werklist 1962- August 1968.
- Orgelbouwers en hun orgels : Emil Hammer Orgelbau, Hannover / Rein Smit. - In: De Orgelvriend, jrg. 19 nr. 6, juni 1977.
- 175 Jahre Emil Hammer Orgelbau : Zweitausend Orgeln aus sieben Generationen / Uwe Pape. - In: Ars Organi, 61. Jhg, Heft 2, Juni 2013.
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| Links |
http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/P._Furtw%C3%A4ngler_&_Hammer
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Work list
| New organs |
| Year | Town / Building | Opus |
| 1926 | Göttingen, Marienkirche | |
| 1928 | Königsberg, Domkirche | |
| 1934 | Hannover, Dreifaltigkeitskirche | |
| 1937 | Bielefeld, Neustädterkirche | |
| Nienburg, St. Martinskirche | |
| Ricklingen, Schloßkapelle | |
