St. Pankratius Neuenfelde

Großes Meisterwerk

In the church of Arp Schnitger’s hometown, his largest two-manual organ is to be found.

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Organ of St. Pankratius Neuenfelde

Location: St. Pankratius-Kirche
Organistenweg 7
21129 Hamburg
Builder: Arp Schnitger
Year of construction: 1688
Number of pipes: 2.068
Number of stops: 34
Setting: 2 Manuale und Pedal

Furthermore, in the church there are designated church seats of the Schnitger family and the grave in which Arp Schnitger was buried on the 28th of July in 1719. In contrast to his usual habit, Arp Schnitger did not utilize any materials from an existing organ there, but built a completely new instrument. From 2015 to 2017, the organ was restored by the workshop of Kristian Wegscheider (Dresden).

Photo: Orgelstadt Hamburg e.V. – Photographer: Alexander Voss
Photo: Orgelstadt Hamburg e.V. – Photographer: Alexander Voss
Photo: Orgelstadt Hamburg e.V. – Photographer: Alexander Voss

 

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