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Photo: Piet Bron
Frankenstein (Erzgebirge), Deutschland (Sachsen) - Dorfskirche
Commune: Frankenstein
Région:Erzgebirge
Adresse: Hauptstraße 19, 09569, Frankenstein
Description no.: 2001780.
Bâti par: Gottfried Silbermann (1753) - opus 44
The organ in the Village Church of Frankenstein is the last instrument that Gottfried Silbermann built. He died in August 1753, just before its completion. The organ was subsequently completed by his cousin Johann Daniel Silbermann. In 1882, the instrument was damaged by lightning strikes in the tower of the church. August Schubert restored it after this, without changing anything. The company Jehmlich overhauled the organ again in 1934. Much wooden pipe work was infected with woodworm and had to be replaced. An Aeoline 8' was placed on a separate (pneumatic) chest, which could be operated via the drawer of the Tremulant. The organ was now painted in a red color. The original white color was restored during a later restoration.
Données techniques
Composition
Manual (CD-c'''): Principal 8', Gedackt 8', Quintaden 8', Octava 4', Rohrflöth 4', Quinta 3', Nassat 3' (discant), Octava 2', Quinta 1 1/2', Sufflet 1', Sesquialtera 2 fach (4/5'), Mixtur 3 fach (1').
Pedal (CD-c'): Sub-Bass 16'.
Accouplements: Pedalcoppel.
Jouer conseils: Tremulant.
Photo: Piet Bron
Frankenstein (Erzgebirge), Deutschland (Sachsen) - Dorfskirche
Commune: Frankenstein
Région:Erzgebirge
Adresse: Hauptstraße 19, 09569, Frankenstein
Description no.: 2001780.
Bâti par: Gottfried Silbermann (1753) - opus 44
| Année | Facteur | Opus | Activité | 1753 | Gottfried Silbermann | 44 | orgue neuf | 1883 | August Schubert | restauration | 1934 | Jehmlich Orgelbau | restauration et expansion |
The organ in the Village Church of Frankenstein is the last instrument that Gottfried Silbermann built. He died in August 1753, just before its completion. The organ was subsequently completed by his cousin Johann Daniel Silbermann. In 1882, the instrument was damaged by lightning strikes in the tower of the church. August Schubert restored it after this, without changing anything. The company Jehmlich overhauled the organ again in 1934. Much wooden pipe work was infected with woodworm and had to be replaced. An Aeoline 8' was placed on a separate (pneumatic) chest, which could be operated via the drawer of the Tremulant. The organ was now painted in a red color. The original white color was restored during a later restoration.
Données techniques
| Nombre de registres par manuel | |
| - Manual | 12 |
| - Pedal | 1 |
| Nombre de jeux total | 13 |
| Transmission des clés | Mechanical |
| Transmission des jeux | Mechanical |
| Sommier(s) | Slider chests |
| Hauteur tonale | a' = 411 Hz |
| Température | Equal temperament |
| Presse de Vent | 86 mm |
Composition
Manual (CD-c'''): Principal 8', Gedackt 8', Quintaden 8', Octava 4', Rohrflöth 4', Quinta 3', Nassat 3' (discant), Octava 2', Quinta 1 1/2', Sufflet 1', Sesquialtera 2 fach (4/5'), Mixtur 3 fach (1').
Pedal (CD-c'): Sub-Bass 16'.
Accouplements: Pedalcoppel.
Jouer conseils: Tremulant.
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