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Ausführliche Beschreibung der vorgewählten Orgel


Bild: Steinmeyer Orgelbau

Oberschongau, Die Schweiz / La Suisse (Luzern) - Wallfahrtskirche Oberschongau
Gemeinde: Schongau
Adresse: Oberschongauerstrasse, 6288, Schongau

Beschreibung nr.: 2033731.

Gebaut von: Orgelbau Kuhn AG (1964)

Jahr	Orgelbauer	Opus	Aktivität
1685	David Jacob Weidner		Neubau
1900	Orgelbauwerkstatt März		Übersetzung
1901	Orgelbauwerkstatt März		Umbau
1909	G.F. Steinmeyer und Co.	1040	Neubau im alten Gehäuse
1964	Orgelbau Kuhn AG		Neubau im alten Gehäuse

• In 1910 G.F. Steinmeyer & Co. as opus 1040 a salon organ for the Musiksalon of Dr. Graf Felix von Saëdt, secret chamberlain of the Pope and residing in Munich. The old prospect, which formed the core of the front of the salon organ, was acquired by Von Saëdt in 1898. It was an old positive with four stops, originating from the Marienkapelle of the Dom in Augsburg, that had been constructed in 1685 by David Jacob Weidner. The organ builder Max Maerz (Munich) repaired it and placed it in Von Saëdt's salon in 1900.
  
• Soon he was not satisfied with the sound of the instrument. In 1901, Maerz completely renewed the organ and expand it to eighteen stops on two manuals, with mechanical cone chests. Two prominent people gave the first concert: the organist Karl Straube, accompanied on the violin by the painter Paul Klee.
  
• In 1908 a further conversion followed, now by Steinmeyer, with pneumatic Taschenladen. The advisor was Emile Rupp. The organ became a well-known instrument for the international organ scene in the time before the First World War: Charles-Marie Widor and Albert Schweitzer played it. In 1918 Von Saëdt had to leave his home in Munich. He donated the organ to a fellow priest in the Engelberg monastery, where it was consecrated in 1920. The relocation did not do the organ any good. In 1945 it was decommissioned and demolished. The historic Augsburg organ case was stored in the monastery.
  
• In 1964 this organ case, provided by Kuhn with a new interior with six stops, was placed in the Wallfahrtskirche Ober-Schongau (LU).
  

Kurze Übersicht der Orte, an denen die Orgel gestanden hat

1685	Augsburg	Hohe Domkirche Sankt Maria, Marienkapelle
1898	München	Felix von Saedt residence
1920	Engelberg	Benediktinerkloster (Abtei)
1961	Oberschongau	Wallfahrtskirche

Technische Daten

Anzahl Register pro Manual
- Manual	6
Gesamtzahl der Stimmen	6
Tonumfang Manual	C-g''', division between b° and c'
Tastentraktur	Mechanical
Registertraktur	Mechanical
Windlade(n)	Slider chests

Disposition
Manual: Gedackt 8' (B/D), Principal 4' (B/D), Rohrflöte 4' (B/D), Octävlein 2' (B/D), Larigot 1 1/3' (B/D), Scharf 3-4 fach (1') (B/D).

Übrige dispositiondaten

Mehrere dispositionen

The specification of the Steinmeyer organ of 1909-1910 was: I. Manual (C-g'''): Principal 8', Bourdon 8', Dolce 8', Oktav 4', Rohrflöte 4', Sifflöte 2', Superquinte 1 1/3', Mixtur 4 fach (2'), Clarinette 8', Tremolo. Im Schweller: Lieblich Gedeckt 16', Soloflöte 8', Unda maris 8', Quintatön 8', Cornett 2-6 fach (8'). Im besonderen Schweller: Vox Humana 8', Tremolo für Vox Humana. II. Manual (im Schweller) (C-g'''): Doppelgedeckt 8', Echobourdon 8', Viola di Gamba 8', Vox Coelestis 8', Principal 4', Flûte d'Amour 4', Piccolo 2', Larigot 2 fach (2'), Cimbel 3 fach (1'), Trompete 8', Tremolo. Pedal (im Schweller) (C-d'): Subbaß 16', Gedecktbaß 16' - transmissie, Violoncello 8'. Couplers: I. Manual - II. Manual, Pedal - I. Manual, Pedal - II. Manual, I. Manual - II. Manual Sub, I. Manual - II. Manual Super, II. Manual - II. Manual Sub, II. Manual - II. Manual Super. Accessories: 1 freie Kombination, Tutti, Generalcrescendo.

Weblinks

https://www.orgelbau.ch/op=110770 http://peter-fasler.magix.net/public/LUProfile4/lu_schongau_wallfahrt.htm