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Details of St. Michael’s, Vienna, Austria

Organ History
1714Built by Johann David Sieber
1742Rebuilt by Gottfried Sonnholz
1987Restored by Jürgen Ahrend Orgelbau (Op. 127)
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
340402T

I. Hauptwerk (Tracker CC-c3 49 notes)
1.Bourdon16'
2.Principal8'
3.Piffaro8'
4.Quintaton8'
5.Salicional8'
6.Octave8'
7.Fugara4'
8.Spitzflote4'
9.Nachthorn4'
10.Feldflote4'
11.Quint2 2/3'
12.Tierce1 3/5'
13.MixtureII
14.SesquialteraIII
15.CymbaleV
16.Super-octave1'
iOberwerk to Hauptwerk
iiEchowerk to Hauptwerk
II. Oberwerk (Tracker CC-c3 49 notes)
17.Coppel8'
18.Flote major8'
19.Principal4'
20.Octave4'
21.Coppel4'
22.Flote minor4'
23.Quint2 2/3'
24.Octave2'
25.Super-octave1'
26.MixtureII
III. Echowerk (Tracker CC-c3 49 notes)
27.Coppel8'
28.Principal4'
29.Flote4'
30.Octave2'
Pedal (Tracker CCC-A 22 notes)
31.Principal16'metal.
32.Sub-bass16'
33.Bourdon16'wood.
34.Octave8'metal.
35.Octave8'wood.
36.Coppel8'
37.Octave4'
38.CornettIII
39.Posaune16'
40.Trompette8'


List of Organists
1601-Christoph Strauss (1580-1631)
Franz Matthias Techelmann (1649-1714)
1977-Wolfgang Sauseng (1956-)