Orgelzentrum Valley, Organ museum and cultural center in Valley, Germany
The Orgelzentrum Valley is a museum in Valley housing a collection of over fifty organs, with six instruments regularly maintained for concerts. Visitors can explore the mechanics and construction of these instruments displayed in various rooms throughout the facility.
The museum began in 1987 when Dr. Sixtus and Inge Lampl purchased the property and transformed it into an organ research center. This founding created the basis for the collection that continues to grow today.
The center keeps organ craftsmanship alive through guided tours and regular concerts featuring professional musicians. Visitors experience how organs sound in the space and how this craft continues to be valued today.
Visitors should plan time to explore the different instruments throughout the various rooms of the facility. Joining a guided tour is recommended to better understand the technical details and acoustic qualities of the organs.
The Zollinger Hall features a specialized wooden lamella construction from 1917 that creates exceptional acoustics for organ performances. This rare building technique significantly contributes to the special sound character of the space.
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