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Details of Minster, Ulm, Württemberg

1591

Organ History
1591Built (joint) by Andre Schneider of Silicie
1591Built (joint) by Conrad Schott of Suabe
1591Built (joint) by Pierre Grunwalder of Nuremberg
1630Restored by Jean Meyer
Status
Destroyed
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

1730

Organ History
1730Built by Schmahls
Status
Destroyed
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

ManualsStopsRanksCouplersAction
245--T

1856

Organ History
1856Built by E. F. Walcker & Co. of Ludwigsburg
Status
Rebuilt
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

ManualsStopsRanksCouplersAction
41131138TP

I.
1.Untersatz32'(TC)
2.Principal16'
3.Tibia major16'
4.Viol di Gamba16'
5.Octave8'
6.Gemshorn8'
7.Gedact8'
8.Salicional8'
9.Flote8'wood.
10.Viol di Gamba8'
11.Quint5 1/3'
12.Octave4'
13.Flote4'
14.Rohrflote4'
15.Fugara4'
16.Terz3 1/5'
17.Octave2'
18.Waldflote2'
19.Octave1'
20.SesquialteraII (2 2/3')
21.CornettV (10 2/3')
22.MixtureV (4')
23.MixtureV (2 2/3')
24.ScharfV (2')
25.Contra Fagotto16'
26.Fagotto16'wood, small.
27.Posaune8'
28.Trompette8'
29.Clarine4'
30.Clarinett2'
iII/I
iiIII/I
iiiIV/I
II.
31.Salicional16'lowest octave wood.
32.Gedact16'
33.Principal8'
34.Flote8'
35.Piffaro8'
36.Dolce8'
37.Gedact8'
38.Quintaton8'
39.Quintflote5 1/3'
40.Octave4'
41.Spitzflote4'
42.Viola4'
43.Traverso flute4'
44.Klein Gedact4'
45.Octave2'
46.Piccolo2'metal.
47.MixtureVIII (2 2/3')
48.CymbaleIII (1')
49.Posaune8'
50.Trompette8'
51.Fagotto8'
52.Clarinett8'
53.Corno4'
ivIII/II
vIV/II
III.
54.Bourdon16'
55.Principal8'
56.Spitzflote8'
57.Piffaro8'
58.Harmonica8'
59.Gedact8'
60.Octave4'
61.Gemshorn4'
62.Dolce4'
63.Nazard2 2/3'
64.Octave2'
65.Flautino2'
66.MixtureV (2')
67.Vox humana8'
68.Phyzharmonica8'
69.Oboe4'
viIV/III
IV.
70.Contra Fagotto16'
71.Fagotto16'
72.Posaune8'
73.Trompette8'
74.Posaune8'
75.Trompette8'
76.Fagotto8'
77.Clarinett8'
78.Vox humana8'
79.Clarine4'
80.Corno4'
81.Oboe4'
82.Clarinett2'
Pedal I.
83.Principal Bass32'
84.Grand Bourdon32'
85.Octave Bass16'
86.Principal Bass16'
87.Violon Bass16'
88.Bourdon16'
89.Sub-bass16'
90.Quint10 2/3'
91.Octave8'
92.Flote Bass8'
93.Violoncello8'
94.Viola8'
95.Terz6 2/5'
96.Quint5 1/3'
97.Octave4'
98.CornettV (4')
99.Bombardon32'
100.Posaune16'
101.Fagotto16'
102.Posaune8'
103.Trompette8'
104.Clarine4'
105.Corno-basso4'
106.Cornettino2'
viiII/PII
viiiI/PII
Pedal II.
107.Violon Bass16'
108.Gedact Bass16'
109.Flauto8'
110.Flauto4'
111.Hohlflote2'
112.Serpent16'
113.Basset horn8'

1889

Organ History
1856Built by E. F. Walcker & Co. of Ludwigsburg
Status
Rebuilt
Sources
J. I. Wedgwood - “Some Continental Organs and their Makers”, 1910

ManualsStopsRanksCouplersAction
31091098TP

I.
1.Untersatz32'(TC)
2.Principal16'
3.Tibia major16'
4.Viol di Gamba16'
5.Octav8'
6.Gemshorn8'
7.Viol di Gamba8'
8.Fugara8'
9.Salicional8'
10.Gedeckt8'
11.Flöte8'
12.Doppelflöte8'
13.Vioine8'
14.Quint5 1/3'
15.Octave4'
16.Fugara4'
17.Rohrflöte4'
18.Flöte4'
19.Terz3 1/5'
20.Quinte2 2/3'
21.Octave2'
22.Waldflöte2'
23.Siperoctav1'
24.CornettV (8')
25.MixtureV (8')
26.MixtureVII (4')
27.SesquialteraIV (2')
28.Fagott16'
29.Posaune8'
30.Orchestral Oboe8'
31.Basson8'
32.Clarine4'
33.Clarinett2'
iII/I
iiIII/I
iiiFloat/I
II.
34.Salicional16'
35.Gedact16'
36.Principal8'
37.Flöte8'
38.Quintaton8'
39.Piffaro8 & 4'
40.Viola8'
41.Gedact8'
42.Dolce8'
43.Quintflöte5 1/3'
44.Octave4'
45.Spitzflöte4'
46.Klein Gedact4'
47.Viola4'
48.Traversflöte4'
49.Octave2'
50.Piccolo2'
51.MixtureVIII (8')
52.CymbaleIII (1')
53.Trompette8'
54.Vox humana8'
55.Clarinett8'
56.Corno4'
57.Oboë4'
ivIII/II
III.
58.Bourdon16'
59.Principal8'
60.Spitzflöte8'
61.Gedeckt8'
62.Rohrflöte8'
63.Flauto dolce8'
64.Harmonika8'
65.Æoline8'
66.Voix célestes8'
67.Octave4'
68.Gemshorn4'
69.Dolce4'
70.Nazard2 2/3'
71.Octave2'
72.Flautino2'
73.MixtureV (4')
74.Trompete8'
75.Phyzharmonika8'
76.Clarine4'
vFloat/III
Float
77.Physharmonika8'
78.Dulciana8'
Pedal
79.Principalbass32'
80.Grand Bourdon32'
81.Octav16'
82.Principal16'
83.Contrabass16'
84.Violonbass16'
85.Subbass16'
86.Gedeckt16'
87.Harmonikabass16'
88.Quint10 2/3'
89.Octave8'
90.Hohlflöte8'
91.Viola8'
92.Violoncello8'
93.Flöte8'
94.Terz6 2/5'
95.Quint5 1/3'
96.Octav4'
97.Flöte4'
98.Hohlflöte4'
99.CornettV (4')
100.Bombardon32'
101.Posaune16'
102.Fagotto16'
103.Serpent16'
104.Trompete8'
105.Posaune8'
106.Bassethorn8'
107.Clarine4'
108.Corno4'
109.Cornettino2'
viI/P
viiII/P
viiiIII/P

1969

Organ History
1969Rebuilt by E. F. Walcker & Co

ManualsStopsRanksCouplersAction
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List of Organists
1671-1712Sebastian Anton Scherer (1631-1712)
1712Conrad Michael Schneider (1673-1752)
1712-Johann Kleinknecht (1676-1751)
1751-70Johann Christoph Walther (1715-1771)
1817Samuel Gottlob Auberlen (1758-1829)
1889-1918Johannes Graf (1853-1923)
Fritz Hayn (1885-)

List of Assistant Organists
1664-71Sebastian Anton Scherer (1631-1712)
Conrad Michael Schneider (1673-1752)