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Source: Collection Wolfgang Reich.

Source: Collection Wolfgang Reich

Berlin, Deutschland (Berlin) - Sankt Elisabethkirche (Mitte)
Commune: Berlin
Adresse: Invalidenstraße 3, 10115, Berlin

Description no.: 2027917.

Bâti par: Carl August Buchholz (1834)
Destroyed (1945)

AnnéeFacteurOpusActivité
1834 Carl August Buchholz  orgue neuf
1888 Gebrüder Dinse  changer la disposition
1938 Alexander Schuke  orgue neuf

  • The Sankt Elisabethkirche in the old town of Berlin was built in 1832-1834 and was designed by Karl Friedrich Schinkel. The first organ was built by Carl August Buchholz. It was a fairly modest instrument with eighteen stops. In 1888 the instrument was modified by Gebr. Dinse.
  • In 1938 the old organ was torn down and replaced by a new instrument by Alexander Schuke, which was inspired by the ideas of the Orgelbewegung. In the new instrument, Schuke took over large parts of the old organ, including the prospect.
  • On March 18, 1945, the church was destroyed by bombing. The church was rebuilt after the war, but the building is not in use as a church anymore. There is no organ in the building.

Données techniques
Nombre de registres par manuel
- Hauptwerk8
- Oberwerk6
- Pedal4
Nombre de jeux total18
Transmission des clésMechanical
Transmission des jeuxMechanical
Sommier(s)Slider chests

Composition
Hauptwerk (C-f'''): Bordun 16', Prinzipal 8', Rohrflöte 8', Oktav 4', Spitzflöte 4', Quinte 3', Oktav 2', Progressio Harmonica 2-4 fach.
Oberwerk (C-f'''): Salicional 8', Gedackt 8', Gemshorn 4', Flaut Travers 4', Nasard 3', Violini 2'.
Pedal (C-d'): Violon 16', Subbaß 16', Prinzipal 8', Posaune 16'.
Accouplements: Hauptwerk - Oberwerk, Pedal - Hauptwerk, Pedal Oktavkoppel.

Références 500 Jahre Orgeln in Berliner Evangelischen Kirchen / Berthold Schwarz, Uwe Pape. - Berlin : Pape Verlag, 1991.

Photo: Wolfgang Reich. Datation: 5 July 2020.
Photo: Wolfgang Reich
Photo: Wolfgang Reich. Datation: 5 July 2020.
Photo: Wolfgang Reich
Photo: Wolfgang Reich. Datation: 5 July 2020.
Photo: Wolfgang Reich