Works
The project has been under discussion for more than 14 years and was able to proceed in late 2019 at the Eschau workshops.
Assembly and voicing completed by the end of 2020.
II / P
17 stops
Suspended mechanical action. Ebony and bone veneered keyboards
Mechanical stop action
Windchests in solid oak
Carving: Marc FROHN – Meilleur Ouvrier de France
Moulding of the central tower
Pedal Organ key action
Finishing of side tower cappings
Construction of the wedge bellows
Casework elements made of solid oak
Pedal backfalls for the console
Pedal rollerboard
Assembly of the lower casework
II/P 10 stops, mechanical stop and key action
Restoration Rinckenbach Organ 1912, in an historic case from Dubois, 1762
III/P – 47 stops, electrical action
Dedication at 12th of June, 2016
press review : l’ami hebdo and DNA (Dernières Nouvelles d’Alsace)
II / P -13 stops, mechanical action, one windchest for GO / POS
Grand Orgue from Louis Suret (1867), modified by Danion-Gonzalez in 1971-73. Some older pieces remain from the XVIIth und XVIIIth century.
Roland Galtier, governmental expert for organbuilding, supervises the works. He has defined the program of the works : Overhauling of the organcase, rebuilding of the key action. The electrical stop solenoids and motors will be renewed; a modern setter capture system will be installed.
The works has been finished in July 2009
III / P 56/32
43 Stops
Notes : mechanical – Stops : pneumatic (high pressure)
Combination action : Dièse info (Joël Pétrique)
II/P 22 stops, electrical action, DALSTEIN HAERPFER organ from 1895
III/P 35 stops, (43 stops at the console), mechanical action
See also this site:
http://www.stjohannes-bk.de/index.php?id_site=St.%20Johannes%20-%20Kirche
III / P – 50 Stops – Mechanical action (keys and stops) + Combination action.
With this work, the Muhleisen-team has won the national distinction “Best craftsmen of France” in teamworking.
See also this site:
http://www.concerto-gandersheim.de
II/P – 25 stops, mechanical action
III/P 35 stops, mechanical action, organ case from 1828
II/P 23 stops, mechanical action
