Biographical Dictionary of the Organ | Locations and Organs in Schleswig-Holstein, Prussia

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Locations and Organs in Schleswig-Holstein, Prussia

Schleswig-Holstein, Germany

Altona

Barmstedt

Church-of-the-Holy-Ghost

Husum

Itzehoe

St. Laurence’s

Kiel [12]
Ratzeburg

Reinbek

Sandesneben

St. Mary’s Priory

Schleswig

Cathedral

Wesselburen

St. Bartholomew’s

Wyk-auf-Föhr

St. Nicholas’

Demolished
Moved
New Use
Present
Rebuilt
Ruin
Unknown

Names for Altona, Schleswig-Holstein, Prussia

Siegfried Dehn (1799-1858) (Born)
Cornelius Gurlitt (1820-1901) (Born, Died, Organist)
Eduard Hesse (1850-1924) (Organist)
Walter Kraft (1905-1977) (Organist)
Eduard Marxsen (1806-1887) (Died)
Heinrich Pape (1609-1663) (Organist)
Dr Karl Reinecke (1824-1910) (Born)
Andreas Sabelon (1772-1838) (Organist)
Christoph E. F. Weyse (1774-1842) (Born)

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Names for Husum, Schleswig-Holstein, Prussia

Uwe Röhl (1925-2005) (Born, Died)
Bendix Friedrich Zinck (1743-1801) (Born)
Harnak Otto Conrad Zinck (1746-1832) (Born)

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Names for Itzehoe, Schleswig-Holstein, Prussia

Albert Fabricius (Organist)
Werner Fabricius (1633-1679) (Born)
Carl Leschen (1808-1900) (Born, Died)
Johann Conrad Rosenbusch (1673-) (Organist)
Johann Stephani (c1559-1616) (Born)

(Names not already included in sub-pages)

Names for Schleswig, Schleswig-Holstein, Prussia

Karl G. Bellmann (1772-1861) (Died, Organist)
Dr Max Seiffert (1868-1948) (Died)
Hermann Stange (1835-1914) (Organist)

(Names not already included in sub-pages)

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