Christians Church · Sønderborg
11. June 2019
Beder Church
11. June 2019The organ in Vilstrup Church was the first organ to be built under the company name Marcussen & Søn. It was completed in 1849 and had 14 stops. The organ replaced a smaller instrument built by Oppenhagen. The organ facade from this organ (1803) is preserved. The organ was rebuilt – and equipped with pneumatic actions – in 1931.
In 2002 the mechanical organ was re-created, and the specification restored, with one additional stop. Now the organ has 15 stops, of which 8 have original pipes from 1849, and 2 stops have pipes from 1931.
Compass: C-g3, C-f1
Couplers: I+II, P+I, P+II
In 2002 the mechanical organ was re-created, and the specification restored, with one additional stop. Now the organ has 15 stops, of which 8 have original pipes from 1849, and 2 stops have pipes from 1931.
Compass: C-g3, C-f1
Couplers: I+II, P+I, P+II
Technical specifications
I. Manual
Bordun 16’
Principal 8’ · partly from 1849
Rohrflöte 8’ · partly from 1849
Octave 4’ · from 1849
Quinte 2 2/3’ · from 1849
Superoctave 2’ · from 1849
Terz 1 3/5’ · from 1849
Trompete 8’
II Manual
Viola di Gamba 8’
Gedackt 8’ · delvis fra 1849
Flöte 4’ · 1849
Rauschpfeife II2’ ·1 1/3’ fra 1931
Viola di Gamba 8’
Gedackt 8’ · delvis fra 1849
Flöte 4’ · 1849
Rauschpfeife II2’ ·1 1/3’ fra 1931
Pedalværk
Subbass 16‘ · 1931
Principal 8‘
Fagott 16‘
Subbass 16‘ · 1931
Principal 8‘
Fagott 16‘