Organo della chiesa di San Bartolomeo

The pipe organ in St. Bartholomew Church features multiple manual keyboards and pedals, producing sounds through an intricate system of metal and wooden pipes.

The original organ underwent significant modifications in the eighteenth century, when craftsmen relocated it above the main entrance and added a pedal system.

The instrument maintains traditional German organ-building techniques, incorporating mechanical key actions and specific wind pressure levels for authentic sound production.

Regular organ concerts take place in the church throughout the year, allowing visitors to experience classical and sacred music performances.

The organ operates with four wedge bellows and maintains a specific wind pressure of 75 millimeters in water column, with an A pitch at 466 Hz.

Location: Dornum

GPS coordinates: 53.64610,7.42803

Latest update: March 7, 2025 01:31