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Locations and Organs in Brunswick

Blankenburg

Klosters Michaelstein

Brunswick

Calvörde

St. George’s

Eschershausen

St. Martin’s

Wolfenbüttel

Demolished
Moved
New Use
Present
Rebuilt
Ruin
Unknown

Names for Brunswick, Brunswick

Karl Friedrich Albes (1930-) (Born)
Hermann Bodenstein (1823-1902) (Lived)
Jakob Bölsche (-1684) (Organist)
Georg Eggeling (1866-) (Born)
Dr Bernhard Engelke (1884-1950) (Born)
Alexander Fesca (1820-1849) (Died)
Friedrich Gottlob Fleischer (1722-1806) (Died, Lived)
Barthold Fritz (1697-1766) (Born, Died)
Joachim Heintz (1961-) (Born)
Konrad Friedrich Hurlebusch (1691-1765) (Born)
Wolfgang Köhler (1923-2003) (Born)
Carl Michael Meineke (1745-1824) (Born)
Albert Theophile Methfessel (1786-1869) (Died)
Louis Rebbeling (1827-1882) (Died)
Heinrich Sattler (1811-1891) (Died)
Fr August Schulz (1810-1893) (Lived)
Gerhard von Schwartz (1911-1982) (Born)
Johann Friedrich Ludwig Sievers (1742-1806) (Organist)
Louis Spohr (1784-1859) (Born)
Christian Friedrich Strungk (1653-1684) (Born)
Albert Therig (1862-1937) (Died)
Manfred Trojahn (1949-) (Born)
Dr W. Volckmar (1812-1887) (Organist)
Gottlob Wiedebein (1779-1854) (Died, Lived)

(Names not already included in sub-pages)

Names for Wolfenbüttel, Brunswick

Johann Rosenmüller (1615-1686) (Died)
Ferdinand Saffe (1867-1951) (Born, Lived)
Martin Seebass (1928-) (Organist)

(Names not already included in sub-pages)

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