Complete description of the selected organ
Photo: Piet Bron
Tallinn, Estland (Harju maakond) - Svenska Sankt Mikaelskyrkan (Rootsi-Mihkli Kirik)
Municipal: Tallinn
Address: Rüütli 9, 10130, Tallinn
Website: http://www.stmikael.ee/
Description nr.: 2055720.
Built by: Åkerman & Lund (1968)
The Swedish Church in Tallinn was decommissioned as a church after World War II and converted into a sports hall. After Estonia's independence, the building was restored. The organ from before 1945 had been demolished. A second-hand organ was donated from Sweden in 2000, built in 1968 by the firm Åkerman & Lund. The instrument was taken over from Täby Kyrka near Stockholm. It was built here in an organ case by Jonas Ekengren from 1792. Adviser was Gotthard Arnér. In 1994 the organ was replaced by a new instrument. The disposition was adjusted during the transfer to Tallinn. The instrument was later expanded with a Trompete 8' on the Huvudverk by the company Kriisa.
Short list of all locations the organ has been
Technical data
Specification
Huvudverk (C-g'''): Principal 8', Rörflöjt 8', Oktave 4', Gedackt Flöjt 4', Salicet 4', Waldflöjt 2', Mixtur 4-5 chor, Dulcian 8', Trompete 8'.
Brystverk (C-g'''): Salicional 8', Gedackt 8', Koppelflöjt 4', Principal 2', Gemshorn 1', Sesquialtera 2 chor, Krumhorn 8', Tremulant.
Pedal (C-f'): Subbas 16', Oktavbas 8', Gedackt Pommer 4', Nachthorn 2', Fagot 16'.
Couplers: Huvudverk - Brystverk, Pedal - Huvudverk, Pedal - Brystverk.
Photo: Piet Bron
Tallinn, Estland (Harju maakond) - Svenska Sankt Mikaelskyrkan (Rootsi-Mihkli Kirik)
Municipal: Tallinn
Address: Rüütli 9, 10130, Tallinn
Website: http://www.stmikael.ee/
Description nr.: 2055720.
Built by: Åkerman & Lund (1968)
| Year | Builder | Opus | Activity | 1968 | Åkerman & Lund | new organ | ca. 2000 | Kriisa Oreliehitus | restoration and enlargement |
The Swedish Church in Tallinn was decommissioned as a church after World War II and converted into a sports hall. After Estonia's independence, the building was restored. The organ from before 1945 had been demolished. A second-hand organ was donated from Sweden in 2000, built in 1968 by the firm Åkerman & Lund. The instrument was taken over from Täby Kyrka near Stockholm. It was built here in an organ case by Jonas Ekengren from 1792. Adviser was Gotthard Arnér. In 1994 the organ was replaced by a new instrument. The disposition was adjusted during the transfer to Tallinn. The instrument was later expanded with a Trompete 8' on the Huvudverk by the company Kriisa.
Short list of all locations the organ has been
| 1968 | Täby (Uppland) | Täby Kyrka |
| ca. 2000 | Tallinn | Svenska Sankt Mikaelskyrkan (Rootsi-Mihkli Kirik) |
Technical data
| Number of stops per division | |
| - Huvudverk | 9 |
| - Brystverk | 7 |
| - Pedal | 5 |
| Total number of stops | 21 |
| Key action | Mechanical |
| Stop action | Mechanical |
| Windchest(s) | Slider chests |
Specification
Huvudverk (C-g'''): Principal 8', Rörflöjt 8', Oktave 4', Gedackt Flöjt 4', Salicet 4', Waldflöjt 2', Mixtur 4-5 chor, Dulcian 8', Trompete 8'.
Brystverk (C-g'''): Salicional 8', Gedackt 8', Koppelflöjt 4', Principal 2', Gemshorn 1', Sesquialtera 2 chor, Krumhorn 8', Tremulant.
Pedal (C-f'): Subbas 16', Oktavbas 8', Gedackt Pommer 4', Nachthorn 2', Fagot 16'.
Couplers: Huvudverk - Brystverk, Pedal - Huvudverk, Pedal - Brystverk.
| Other specifications | |
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| Different specifications |
In Täby, the stop list was: Huvudverk (C-g'''): Principal 8', Rörflöjt 8', Oktava 4', Gedacktflöjt 4', Waldflöjt 2', Sesquialtera 2 chor, Mixtur 4-5 chor, Dulcian 16'. Bröstverk (i Svälle) (C-g'''): Gedackt 8', Spetsgamba 8', Koppelflöjt 4', Principal 2', Nasat 1 1/3', Cymbel 2 chor, Krummhornregal 8', Tremulant. Pedal (C-f'): Subbas 16', Oktavbas 8', Gedacktpommer 4', Nachthorn 2', Fagott 16'. Koppel: Huvudverk - Bröstverk, Pedal - Huvudverk, Pedal - Bröstverk. |
| Literature |
Sveriges kyrkorglar / Sten L. Carlsson. - Lund : Håkan Ohlssons, 1973. |
| Links |
http://www.stmikael.ee/index.php/en/orel |
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