Organs of the St. Michael's Church, Hamburg

The church houses four main organs with more than 10,000 pipes, including the great Steinmeyer organ containing 6,697 pipes and 86 stops.

The first organ installation dates back to the 18th century, with subsequent additions and renovations following the church reconstructions of 1906 and World War II.

The organs perform daily during midday prayer services and regular concerts, maintaining a centuries-old tradition of Lutheran church music in Hamburg.

All organs connect to a central mobile console, allowing musicians to control multiple instruments simultaneously for enhanced musical performances.

The Echo organ, positioned in the attic, channels sound through a twenty-meter passage to project music from the church ceiling's rosette.

Location: Hamburg

GPS coordinates: 53.54833,9.97889

Latest update: March 5, 2025 06:37