Bardenfleth, St. Anna
1707: New organ by Arp Schnitger. (01)
This design from Arp Schnitger was accidentally found in november 2011 by Gerd
Steinwascher in the "Staatsarchiv Oldenburg" by investigating justice papers
Specification:(06)
I. [front half of the
chest]
Gedact 8
Principal 4 [entirely in the front]
Quinte 3
[principal scale]
Octav 2
Waltflöt 2
Sexquialtera II [principal scale,
probably 1 1/3', breaking at c or between c and c']
II. [back half of
the chest]
Holtzflöt 8
Blockflöt 4
Nassat 3
Super Octav 2
Mixtur IV
Trummet 8 [Schnitger style: round, fundamental, never brassy]
Pedal
I/P, II/P
sliding coupler I/II [?]
CDEFGA to c''', 45 notes
single slider chest with two windboxes and divided
channels
1894: The Schnitger organ was replaced with a new organ by Schmid. (01)
Notes:
- 2010 Staatsarchiv Oldenburg: Neue Dokumente zum Orgelbauer Arp Schnitger: http://archiv.twoday.net/stories/8421972/
This website contains a YouTube-video with the presentation of the discovery of a organdesign and an
contract by Arp Schnitger.
- Arp
Schnitger Gesellschaft
-
Huntereport from 02.11.2010
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NWZ Online from 02.11.2010
-
Kreiszeitung Wesermarsch from 09.11.2010
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E-Mail from Friedrich Sprondel 2013-06-26
Source:
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:St.-Anna-Kirche_in_Bardenfleth.jpg?uselang=nl