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Hadamar, Deutschland (Hessen) - Evangelische Schlosskirche
Commune: Hadamar
Adresse: Gymnasiumstraße 4, 65589, Hadamar
Site Web: https://ev-kirche-hadamar.ekhn.de/

Description no.: 2075063.

Bâti par: Günter Hardt (1971)
L'orgue comprend le parent le matériel: Organ case de 1773? de Builder unknown

AnnéeFacteurOpusActivité
1773 Builder unknown  orgue neuf
1786 Georg Friedrich Zimmermann  activités différentes
1880 Gustav Raßmann  orgue neuf dans buffet vieille
1971 Günter Hardt  orgue neuf dans buffet vieille
1993 Günter Hardt  activités différentes

  • The Schlosskirche in Hadamar was part of Johann Ludwig's castle. The church was built in 1629-1630. Johann Jacob Keller built a six-stop organ for this church. The building was originally used for Roman Catholic celebrations. The organ was placed on the lower gallery. In 1786, after a repair by Georg Friedrich Zimmermann, organ builder in Diez, it was moved to the upper gallery.
  • The church was donated to the Evangelisch Reformierte Kirche in 1791. This congregation received a new organ in 1773, which was donated by Wilhelm V found Nassau-Oranien. This organ was probably already placed in the Schlosskirche at that time, instead of Keller's old instrument. In that case, it must have been this second organ that was relocated in 1786. The organ had nineteen stops (note from 1864). It is also possible that the actual organ case was manufactured by Zimmermann in 1786.
  • Gustav Raßmann built a new organ in the old case in 1880. This was much smaller than the old one which is odd. The note from 1864 may be incorrect. The Raßmann organ had nine stops. In 1967 it was in poor condition. It was decided to have a new organ built behind the historic front by Günter Hardt. Only the Prinzipal 4' from 1880, which stands in the front, has been preserved. The rest of the organ is newly made. Some of Raßmann's registers have been donated to the church in Wallmerod, where they were used in the construction of a new organ. Hans Brendel was the consultant. The new organ was inaugurated on July 25, 1971 with a concert by Martin Weyer.
  • The organ has been cleaned and renovated several times after restoration works in the church building. In 1993, the pedal mechanics were renewed.

Données techniques
Nombre de registres par manuel
- I. Manual7
- II. Manual4
- Pedal4
Nombre de jeux total15
Transmission des clésMechanical
Transmission des jeuxMechanical
Sommier(s)Slider chests

Composition
I. Manual (C-g'''): Hohlpfeife 8', Prinzipal 4' - 1880, Flöte 4', Salicional 2', Oktave 2', Quinte 1 1/3', Mixtur 3 fach (1 1/3').
II. Manual (C-g'''): Gemshorn 8', Koppelflöte 4', Waldflöte 2', Tertianscharf 3-4 fach.
Pedal (C-f'): Subbaß 16', Offenbaß 8', Nachthorn 4', Trompete 8'.
Autres: Zimbelstern.
Accouplements: I. Manual - II. Manual, Pedal - I. Manual, Pedal - II. Manual.
Jouer conseils: Tremulant (Manuale).

Autres données des dispositions
Autres dispositions The stop list of the Raßmann organ was:
Manual: Prinzipal 8', Gedeckt 8', Salicional 8', Oktave 4', Gedeckt 4', Doublette 3'+2', Geigenprinzipal 8' (2'?).
Pedal: Subbass 16', Offenbass 8'.
Références Die Orgel der Evangelischen Schlosskirche Hadamar und ihre Orgeln / Martin Buschmann. - PDF-Document.
Lièns https://ev-kirche-hadamar.ekhn.de/startseite/musik/unsere-orgeln/orgel-hadamar.html