Orgel der Marienkirche

The pipe organ at Marienhafe's Marienkirche contains two manuals and features 25 ranks with 19 registers plus one transmission for musical performances.

Joachim Wagner from Berlin constructed this pipe organ in 1741, incorporating technical elements that represented the mechanical advances of organ building.

The organ maintains its original Neidhart tuning system, which enables musicians to perform both historical compositions and contemporary church music during services.

The Marienkirche opens its doors to visitors who want to examine the organ's preserved components, including the case, bellows, and wind chests.

The instrument retains twenty original registers and two Cimbelsonnen from its initial construction, marking its status among German baroque organs.

Location: Marienhafe

GPS coordinates: 53.52260,7.27217

Latest update: March 2, 2025 22:27