Grundtvig’s Church· Main organ

The main organ of Grundtvig’s church, the west organ, is from 1965. It is designed by Esben Klint, grandson of the constructor of the church, architect P. V. Jensen-Klint. The organ has 55 stops, four manuals and pedal. In 2014 the specification was extended to 59, further 4 electrical couplers were added, and a zimbelstern. The bass pipe to the left is the biggest facade pipe in Scandinavia. It is more than 11 m long and weighs 425 kg.

Work Completed: 1965
Architect: Esben Klint – DK
City / country: Copenhagen, Denmark
Height: 16,2 Width: 7,6 Depth: 1,6 (+0,5)
Manual range: C-g’’’
Pedal range: C-f’
Couplers: RP/HV, OV/HV, BV/HV, HV/P, RP/P, BV/P, OV/P. Addition in 2014: OV/HV, OV16’/OV, OV/BV, OV/BV
Tremulants: I, III, IV
Key action: Mechanical
Stop action: (1998) Stop action changed from mechanical to both mechanical and electrical function. Installation of electronic combinations system.
Combinations: 4 x 256
Stops: 59
Pipes: 4030 (2014: addition of 212 pipes)
Zimbelstern with 8 bells.