Golzwarden
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1635: The organ is purchased from the Lambertikirche in Oldenburg.
1648: Constantinus Ibach adds a free pedal of 4 ranks.
1698: Arp Schnitger moves the organ to a new loft in the west section of the church. New case, windchests and manuals. Some ranks are added.
1732: Repairs by Christian Vater.
Specification as it was in 1803:
| Manual I |
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Manual II |
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Pedal |
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| Principal |
8' |
Gedact |
8' |
Subbass |
16' |
| Rohrflöte |
8' |
Blockflöte |
4' |
Octave |
4' |
| Octave |
4' |
Octave |
2' |
Posaune |
16' |
| Gedact |
4' |
Nasart |
1 1/3' |
Trompete |
8' |
| Octave |
2' |
Scharff |
III |
Trompete |
4' |
| Quinte |
1 1/3' |
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| Sesquialter |
II |
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| Mixtur |
III-IV |
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| Zimbel |
III |
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| Trompete |
8' |
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1807: Repairs and changes by J.W. Kramershoff.
1829: Repairs and changes by J.G. Schmid.
1859: Repairs and changes by J.C. Schmid.
1912: New organ by J.M. Schmid in the old case .
1965: Another new organ by A. Führer in the original case.
2015: There are plans to make an Arp Schnitger
reconstruction in the case. Therefore a foundation "Förderverein Arp-Schnitger-Orgel
Golzwarden e.V." has been started.
Photo by K. Martijn (Onstwedde)
Photo from
H.W. Ccoordes
