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Details of St. Mary’s, Mühlhausen, Saxony, Prussia

Sources
Hopkins & Rimbault - “The Organ: Its History and Construction - A Comprehensive Treatise on the Structure and Capabilities of the Organ” - Robert Cocks & Co., 1877, London

Manuals	Stops	Ranks	Couplers	Action
3	60	60	-	T

I. Hauptwerk
1.	Bourdon	16'
2.	Surdun	16'
3.	Principal	8'
4.	Spitzflote	8'
5.	Salicional	8'
6.	Octave	4'
7.	Offeneflote	4'
8.	Quint	2 ²/₃'
9.	Super-octave	2'
10.	Waldhorn	2'
11.	Sexte	2 ²/₃'
12.	Sifflote	1'
13.	Mixture	VII-VIII
14.	Mixture	VI
15.	Zink	8'
II. Oberwerk
16.	Principal	8'
17.	Gedact	8'
18.	Quintaton	8'
19.	Hohlflote	4'
20.	Quintaton	4'
21.	Querflote	4'
22.	Quint	2 ²/₃'
23.	Super-octave	2'
24.	Gemshorn	2'
25.	Tertian	2'
26.	Sifflote	1'
27.	Mixture	VI
28.	Dulcian	16'
29.	Krummhorn	8'
III. Echowerk
30.	Salicional	16'
31.	Principal	8'
32.	Viol di Gamba	8'
33.	Hohlflote	8'
34.	Spitzflote	4'
35.	Flote Douce	4'
36.	Quint	2 ²/₃'
37.	Waldflote	2'
38.	Tertia	2'
39.	Cymbale	IV
40.	Harfen-regal	16'
41.	Hautbois	8'
42.	Trompette	4'
Pedal
43.	Sub-bass	32'
44.	Principal	16'
45.	Sub-bass	16'
46.	Octave	8'
47.	Waldflote	8'
48.	Octave	4'
49.	Quintaton	4'
50.	Nachthorn	4'
51.	Super-octave	2'
52.	Super-super-octave	1'
53.	Mixture	V
54.	Posaune	32'
55.	Posaune	16'
56.	Dulcian	16'
57.	Trompete	8'
58.	Krummhorn	8'
59.	Schalmey	4'
60.	Cornett	2'

List of Organists
1735	Johann Gottfried Bernhard Bach (1715-1739)
	Karl Steinhäuser (1823-1903)

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