Organo della chiesa di Moritz

The Moritz Church organ features multiple keyboards and stops, allowing performers to create a broad range of musical expressions during services and concerts.

Constructed in 1925 by Sauer, the organ represents technical advancements in musical instrument manufacturing during the early twentieth century in Germany.

The organ serves as a central element in religious ceremonies and music performances, drawing both local congregation members and visiting musicians to Halle.

Regular maintenance schedules and professional tuning ensure the organ maintains its sound quality for weekly church services and special musical events.

The instrument's placement within the church structure creates exceptional acoustics that enhance both classical compositions and contemporary musical arrangements.

Location: Halle (Saale)

Inception: 1925

Part of: St. Moritz

GPS coordinates: 51.48011,11.96639

Latest update: March 4, 2025 20:59