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Beernem, België (West-Vlaanderen) - Sint Amanduskerk
Municipal: Beernem
Region:Vlaanderen
Address: Bloemendalestraat 1, 8730, Beernem
Description nr.: 2052623.
Built by: Pierre Charles (II) Van Peteghem (1852)
In 1852, Pierre Charles Van Peteghem and his son Max built a new organ for the St. Amandus church in Beernem. It has undergone major modifications over time. The original organ case has disappeared. Louis-Antoine Hooghuys worked on the organ in 1887, creating a new windchest for the Reciet. After a renovation of the church interior in the years 1900-1902, the organ was rebuilt by Aimé Hooghuys. The current arrangement dates from 1921. In that year, Jules Anneessens completely converted the instrument. It was given two separate sections, a new free-standing console and all the mechanics were renewed.
Technical data
Specification
Groot Orgel (C-f'''): Bourdon 16' - 1887?, Montre 8' - 1852/1921, Violon 8' - 1921, Bourdon 8', Prestant 4', Flûte 4', Doublette 2', Cornet 4 rangs (8'), Fourniture 4 rangs (1') - 3 rangs op de lade, Trompette 8'.
Reciet (Zwelwerk) (C-f'''): Principal 8' - C-H 1921, rest 1852, Bourdon 8', Salicional 8' - 1921, Voix Céleste 8' - 1921, Flûte 4', Nasard 3', Doublette 2', Fourniture 3 rangs - niet meer aanwezig, Basson-Hautbois 8'.
Pedaal (C-f'): No stops present.
Couplers: Groot Orgel - Reciet, Pedaal - Groot Orgel, Pedaal - Reciet.
Accessories: Tremolo.
Beernem, België (West-Vlaanderen) - Sint Amanduskerk
Municipal: Beernem
Region:Vlaanderen
Address: Bloemendalestraat 1, 8730, Beernem
Description nr.: 2052623.
Built by: Pierre Charles (II) Van Peteghem (1852)
| Year | Builder | Opus | Activity | 1852 | Pierre Charles (II) Van Peteghem | new organ | 1887 | Louis Antoine Hooghuys | restoration | 1903 | Aimé Hooghuys | maintenance/reparations | 1921 | Jules Anneessens | rebuild |
In 1852, Pierre Charles Van Peteghem and his son Max built a new organ for the St. Amandus church in Beernem. It has undergone major modifications over time. The original organ case has disappeared. Louis-Antoine Hooghuys worked on the organ in 1887, creating a new windchest for the Reciet. After a renovation of the church interior in the years 1900-1902, the organ was rebuilt by Aimé Hooghuys. The current arrangement dates from 1921. In that year, Jules Anneessens completely converted the instrument. It was given two separate sections, a new free-standing console and all the mechanics were renewed.
Technical data
| Number of stops per division | |
| - Groot Orgel | 10 |
| - Reciet (Zwelwerk) | 9 (8) |
| - Pedaal | 0 |
| Total number of stops | 19 (18) |
| Key action | Mechanical |
| Stop action | Mechanical |
| Windchest(s) | Slider chests |
Specification
Groot Orgel (C-f'''): Bourdon 16' - 1887?, Montre 8' - 1852/1921, Violon 8' - 1921, Bourdon 8', Prestant 4', Flûte 4', Doublette 2', Cornet 4 rangs (8'), Fourniture 4 rangs (1') - 3 rangs op de lade, Trompette 8'.
Reciet (Zwelwerk) (C-f'''): Principal 8' - C-H 1921, rest 1852, Bourdon 8', Salicional 8' - 1921, Voix Céleste 8' - 1921, Flûte 4', Nasard 3', Doublette 2', Fourniture 3 rangs - niet meer aanwezig, Basson-Hautbois 8'.
Pedaal (C-f'): No stops present.
Couplers: Groot Orgel - Reciet, Pedaal - Groot Orgel, Pedaal - Reciet.
Accessories: Tremolo.
| Literature |
Het historisch orgel in Vlaanderen : Deel IVa Provincie West-Vlaanderen (Arrondissementen Brugge en Oostende) / A. Fauconnier, P. Roose. - Brussel : Ministerie van Nationale Opvoeding en Nederlandse Cultuur - Rijksdienst voor Monumenten- en Landschapszorg, 1986. |