( Description by Thomas Uhrmacher ) : The organ of the Church was in 1893 by the organ-building company G. F. Steinmeyer & co. (Öttingen) as the first two-manual instrument with 30 stops built. The instrument was expanded later and has now 44 stops on 3 manuals and pedal.[2] I return positive C-1 8′ 2. covered Traverso 8′ of 3. principal 4 4. flute 4 5 Flagolett 2 6 Sesquialter I-II 7 mixture III 8 pronghorn 8′ Tremulant II main C-9 drone 16′ of 10 principal 8′ 11 viola da gamba 8′ 12 gemshorn 8′ 13 8′ 14 Dolce covered 8′ 15 octave 4′ 16 reed flute 4′ 17 fifth 22/3 18 octave 2′ of 19 Cornett II-V 20 mixture IV 21 trumpet 8′ III swell C-22 Geigenprincipal 8′ 23 Vienna flute 8′ of 24 Quintatön 8′ 25 lovely covered 8′ of 26 Salizional 8′ 27 Vox coelestis 8′ of 28 Fugara 4′ 29 Travers flute 4 30 Quinte 22/3 31 Flautatio 2 32. third 13/5′ of 33rd Cimbel IV 11/3 34. Vox Humana 8′ of 35th Bugler 4′ Tremulant pedal C-36 Violonbaß 16′ 37. Sub baß 16′ 38. Quinta sound baß 16′ 39. Quint baß 102/3′ 40th octave baß 8′ 41. cello baß 8′ 42. flute baß 4 43. trombone 16′.
Posted on: Sat, 29 Mar 2014 16:27:45 +0000
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