Complete description of the selected organ
Photo: Bert Wisgerhof
Denstedt, Deutschland (Thüringen) - Evangelische Kirche ("Liszt-Orgel")
Municipal: Kromsdorf
Address: Karl-Marx-Straße 55, 99441, Denstedt
Website: http://kirchenkreis-weimar.de/
Description nr.: 2021150.
Built by: Gebrüder Peternell (1860)
In 1860, under the advice of Johann Gottlob Töpfer, the Peternell brothers built a new organ for the Evangelische Kirche in Denstedt. The organ was a gift from Freiherr Wassily von Wegener-Linker. It was restored in 1984 by the Sperschneider company. A new restoration by Förster & Nicolaus followed in 1993. A restoration by Christoph Rühle followed in 2010-2011. The organ is called "Liszt Organ" because Franz Liszt was involved in this organ for several years and wrote music for it.
Technical data
Specification
I. Manual (C-f'''): Quintatöne 16', Principal 8', Hohlflöte 8', Viola di Gamba 8', Octave 4', Hohlflöte 4', Quintflöte 2 2/3', Octave 2', Mixtur 4 fach (2').
II. Manual (C-f'''): Lieblich Gedackt 16' (from c°), Geigenprincipal 8', Harmonica 8', Lieblich Gedackt 8', Geigenprincipal 4', Flauto Dolce 4'.
Pedal (C-d'): Subbaß 16', Violon 16', Principalbaß 8', Gedacktbaß 8'.
Couplers: I. Manual - II. Manual, Pedal - I. Manual.
Accessories: Calcantenwecker.
Other sources
Photo: Bert Wisgerhof
Denstedt, Deutschland (Thüringen) - Evangelische Kirche ("Liszt-Orgel")
Municipal: Kromsdorf
Address: Karl-Marx-Straße 55, 99441, Denstedt
Website: http://kirchenkreis-weimar.de/
Description nr.: 2021150.
Built by: Gebrüder Peternell (1860)
| Year | Builder | Opus | Activity | 1860 | Gebrüder Peternell | new organ | 1984 | Norbert Sperschneider | restoration | 1993 | Förster & Nicolaus | restoration | 2011 | W. Rühle & Sohn | restoration |
In 1860, under the advice of Johann Gottlob Töpfer, the Peternell brothers built a new organ for the Evangelische Kirche in Denstedt. The organ was a gift from Freiherr Wassily von Wegener-Linker. It was restored in 1984 by the Sperschneider company. A new restoration by Förster & Nicolaus followed in 1993. A restoration by Christoph Rühle followed in 2010-2011. The organ is called "Liszt Organ" because Franz Liszt was involved in this organ for several years and wrote music for it.
Technical data
| Number of stops per division | |
| - I. Manual | 9 |
| - II. Manual | 6 |
| - Pedal | 4 |
| Total number of stops | 19 |
| Key action | Mechanical |
| Stop action | Mechanical |
| Windchest(s) | Slider chests |
| Pitch | a' = 440 Hz |
| Temperament | Equal temperament |
Specification
I. Manual (C-f'''): Quintatöne 16', Principal 8', Hohlflöte 8', Viola di Gamba 8', Octave 4', Hohlflöte 4', Quintflöte 2 2/3', Octave 2', Mixtur 4 fach (2').
II. Manual (C-f'''): Lieblich Gedackt 16' (from c°), Geigenprincipal 8', Harmonica 8', Lieblich Gedackt 8', Geigenprincipal 4', Flauto Dolce 4'.
Pedal (C-d'): Subbaß 16', Violon 16', Principalbaß 8', Gedacktbaß 8'.
Couplers: I. Manual - II. Manual, Pedal - I. Manual.
Accessories: Calcantenwecker.
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http://www.lisztorgel.de/ https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orgel_der_Kirche_von_Denstedt https://organindex.de/index.php?title=Kromsdorf/Denstedt,_Kirche |
- Jörg R. Becker
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