Biographical Dictionary of the Organ | Locations and Organs in Mannheim, Baden

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Locations and Organs in Mannheim, Baden

St. John’s

Rosengarten

Demolished
Moved
New Use
Present
Rebuilt
Ruin
Unknown

Names for Mannheim, Baden

Hugo Chayim Adler (1894-1955) (Organist)
Samuel Adler (1928-) (Born)
Franz Beck (1723-1809) (Born)
Max Brauer (1855-1918) (Born)
Johann Baptist Cramer (1771-1858) (Born)
Hans Walter Egel (1878-1914) (Born)
Siegfried Walter Franz (1913-1998) (Born)
Herbert Haag (1908-1977) (Born)
Friedrich Häckel (1879-1957) (Died, Organist)
Albrecht Hänlein (1846-1909) (Died, Organist)
Ludwig Hetsch (1806-1872) (Died)
Helge Jörns (1941-) (Born)
Robert Kahn (1865-1951) (Born)
Georg Christoph Kellner (-1808) (Died)
Giselher Klebe (1925-2009) (Born)
Eberhard Kuhn (1813-1887) (Organist)
Dr Rudolf Louis (1870-1914) (Born)
Friedrich Wilhelm Pixis (1785-1842) (Born)
Johann Friedrich Pixis (1735-1805) (Died, Organist)
Wilhelm Rumpf (1900-1964) (Born)
Rolf Schweizer (1936-) (Organist)
Johann Wenzel Anton Stamitz (1717-1757) (Died)
Karl Theophil Stengel (1905-) (Organist)
Carl Ludwig Werner (1862-1902) (Born)
Hans Rudolf Zöbeley (1931-2007) (Born)

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