Biographical Dictionary of the Organ | Locations and Organs in Thuringia, Germany

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Locations and Organs in Thuringia, Germany

Erfurt [15]
Langensalza

Mühlhausen [12]
Schleusingen

St. John’s

Schmalkalden

St. George’s

Demolished
Moved
New Use
Present
Rebuilt
Ruin
Unknown

Names for Thuringia, Germany

Johann Conrad Allstedt (-1734) (Born, Worked)
Johann Bernhard Bach (1700-1743) (Organist)
Leonhard Frischmuth (c1700-1764) (Born)
Johann Nikolaus Hanff (1665-c1711) (Born)
Werner Jacob (1938-) (Born)
Johann Philipp Kirnberger (1721-1783) (Born)
J. H. Löffler (1833-1903) (Organist)
George William Röhner (1806-1884) (Born)
J. F. Schulze & Söhne (Organ builder)
Andreas Schulze (1753-1806) (Organ builder)
Wolfgang Wiemer (1934-) (Born)

(Names not already included in sub-pages)

Names for Langensalza, Saxony, Prussia

Dr Otto Klauwell (1851-1917) (Born)
Eugen Stein (Lived)
Walter Zenke (1903-1971) (Organist)

(Names not already included in sub-pages)

Names for Schmalkalden, Hesse-Nassau, Prussia

Wilhelm Anacker (1818-) (Organist)
Johann Michael Müller (1683-1743) (Born)
Bernard Pfannstiehl (1861-1940) (Born)
Johann Kasper Simon (1701-1776) (Born)
Johann Nikolaus Tischer (1707-1774) (Died, Organist)

(Names not already included in sub-pages)

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