Mensingeweer, Hervormde Kerk
Discography
Photo from Dennis Wubs. Click at the photo to enlarge
1699: Arp Schnitger builds an organ for the church of Pieterburen.
1700: Allart Meyer constructs a dummy Rugpositief case, i.e. without any stops.
1704: Johannes Radeker added a pedal-board without stops.
1772: New windchest. New manuals and partly new mechanism. Extension by a Fluit 4'.
1867: Repairs by N.A.G. Lohmann. Sexquialter and Mixtuur replaced by Viola da Gamba discant and Salicionaal 4'.
1901: W.K. Beukema moves the organ to Mensingeweer without
its dummy Rugpositief. By placing the organ in Mensingeweer the intonation was
nog changed. The Rugpositief stays in Pieterburen and still exists. A new ugly Rugpositief without any stops is added in Mensingeweer.
The organ was buyed for fl. 400,-.


Left photo from
http://leens-mensingeweer.protestantsekerk.net
1982: Repairs by van Vulpen, tuning the organ to Werckmeister III
1992: New windmachine and some repairs by Mense Ruiter .
1996: Repairs by Mense Ruiter.
2010: Removal of the dummy-rugpositief by Mense Ruiter and
restoration. Organ-consultant: Stef Tuinstra.
The Trompet 8' was already
silent for 25 year. It now sounds again!
Commissioning of the organ 1.4.2011
by Stef Tuinstra.
Specification: (S=Schnitger), H=Hinsz L=Lohman
Manuaal |
|
Pedaal |
Prestant |
8' (S) |
C-d1 |
Holpijp |
8' (S) |
|
Viol da Gamba |
8' discant (L) |
|
Octaaf |
4' (S) |
|
Fluit |
4' (H) |
|
Salicionaal |
4' (L) |
|
Quint |
2 2/3' (S) |
|
Octaaf |
2' (S) |
|
Trompet |
8' bas/discant (S) |
|

Photo from http://leens-mensingeweer.protestantsekerk.net