{"id":4270,"date":"2020-04-01T14:24:51","date_gmt":"2020-04-01T14:24:51","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/002.orgelbau-felsberg.ch\/?page_id=4270"},"modified":"2020-06-15T13:38:15","modified_gmt":"2020-06-15T13:38:15","slug":"milestone","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/002.orgelbau-felsberg.ch\/en\/milestone\/","title":{"rendered":"Milestone"},"content":{"rendered":"

2006<\/strong>
\nFreiburg I \/7 (Switzerland) Konservatorium
\nNew box organ with divided sliders and four transposition possibilities<\/p>\n

Bangalore II \/P\/15 (India) Cathedral of St. Marks
\nRenovation of the organ<\/p>\n

Lisbon I \/7 (Portugal) Gulbenkian Orchestra
\nNew box organ with divided sliders and four transposition possibilities<\/p>\n

Montricher I \/7 (Switzerland) Protestant church
\nNew box organ with divided sliders and four transposition possibilities<\/p>\n

2005<\/strong>
\nTokyo III \/P\/16 (Japan) private client
\nNew chamber organ<\/p>\n

Rona I \/P\/12 (Switzerland) Catholic church
\nRenovation of an organ whose oldest parts date from 1675 and come from the convent of St. John in M\u00fcstair<\/p>\n

Tokyo I \/6 (Japan) Protestant church
\nNew box organ with divided sliders and four transposition possibilities<\/p>\n

2004<\/strong>
\nSent II \/P\/15 (Switzerland) Protestant church
\nRenovation of a 100-year-old pneumatic Kuhn organ<\/p>\n

Munich I \/7 \u00abB\/S\u00bb (Germany) Catholic church, Maximilian Kolbe
\nNew box organ with divided sliders and four transposition possibilities<\/p>\n

2003<\/strong>
\nGraz I \/P\/11 (Austria) Catholic church of Mariahilf
\nNew choir organ with a glass lower case (Graz European Capital of Culture 2003) <\/p>\n

Horn III \/P\/31 (Austria) Catholic church of St. Georg
\nNew organ built in the existing historical organ case
\n\u2013 CD recording:
\n In Dulci Jubilo
\n Elisabeth Ullmann (Austria) 2005<\/p>\n

Strobl am Wolfgangsee II\/P\/19 (Austria) Catholic church
\nNew organ in the Baroque style<\/p>\n

Pischk\/Bruck I \/4 (Austria) Catholic church of St. Nikolaus
\nRestoration of an organ positive built around 1668<\/p>\n

2002<\/strong>
\nTokyo II \/P\/8 (Japan) private client
\nNew chamber organ<\/p>\n

Hyogo II \/P\/8 (Japan) private client
\nNew chamber organ<\/p>\n

Neuberg an der M\u00fcrz I \/P\/6 ( Austria) M\u00fcnster
\nRestoration of a choir organ dating from around 1670<\/p>\n

2001<\/strong>
\nB\u00e9thune III \/P\/45 (France) Catholic church of Saint Vaast
\nNew organ built in the style of Arp Schnitgers
\n\u2013 CD recording:
\n Live in B\u00e9thune de la Renaissance au Jazz (2001)
\n M. Alabau, J.Boyer, N.Bucher,M.Chapuis, F. Jacob, O. Latry, G. Leroy, R. Lutz, J.M. Tricoteaux,
\n L.Weeger, Concert Royal<\/p>\n

2000<\/strong>
\nConstruction of a new workshop and assembly shop in Felsberg (Switzerland)<\/p>\n

Habikino III \/P\/43 (Japan) Bunka Hall concert hall
\nFirst new organ built for Japan inspired by Gottfried Silbermann (Great Organ\/Oberwerk\/Pedal) with a French-style solo division.<\/p>\n

New development and first-time build of a mechanical changeover system permitting a switch from purely mechanical to electronic stop action and known as the FELSBERG CHANGE OVER SYSTEM
\nFirst-time cooperation with Yamaha Corporation (Japan\/Hamamatsu)
\n\u2013 CD recording:
\n Kaoru Dobashi (Japan) 2002<\/p>\n

1999<\/strong>
\nMunich II \/P\/18 (Germany) Catholic church, Maximilian Kolbe
\nNew organ<\/p>\n

Eferding II \/P\/18 ( Austria)Protestant church
\nNew organ built in the North German style of the 17th C.<\/p>\n

1998<\/strong>
\nNeuberg an der M\u00fcrz I \/P\/10 \u00abB\/S\u00bb (Austria) Catholic church, Gr\u00fcnanger
\nRealisation of the first new organ for Austria.<\/p>\n

Company anniversary: 30 years of ORGELBAU FELSBERG AG, 100 years of organ building in Felsberg<\/p>\n

Michael Freytag, organ builder (born in 1969) joins the company management<\/p>\n

Chur I \/7 \u00abB\/S\u00bb (Switzerland) Protestant church of St. Martin
\nNew box organ with divided sliders and four transposition possibilities<\/p>\n

Lausanne I \/7 \u00abB\/S\u00bb (Switzerland) Conservatory
\nNew box organ with divided sliders and four transposition possibilities<\/p>\n

1997<\/strong>
\nSaint L\u00e9gier II \/P\/18 (Switzerland) Protestant church
\nNew organ built in the style of the North German organ builder Arp Schnitger
\n\u2013 CD recording:
\n Christian von Blohn (Germany) 1997<\/p>\n

1996<\/strong>
\nCorsier II \/P\/16 \u00abB\/S\u00bb (Switzerland) Protestant church
\nNew organ built in the style of a 17th C Flemish organ.<\/p>\n

Lajen I \/3 ( Italy ) Catholic church
\nRestoration of a processional organ dating from the early 18th C.<\/p>\n

1995<\/strong>
\nReschen II \/P\/20 (Italy) Catholic parish church
\nNew organ built in the South Tyrolean style<\/p>\n

Geneva II \/P\/31 (Switzerland) Protestant church of Saint Gervais
\nNew organ built in the style of a 17th C French organ from Normandy.<\/p>\n

1994<\/strong>
\nLyon II \/P\/32 (France) Notre Dame, Saint Vincent
\nNew organ inspired by the North German style of the 17th \u201318th C.
\n\u2013 CD recording:
\n Olivier Vernet (France) 1994
\n Fr\u00e9d\u00e9ric Desenclos (France) 1999
\n Helmut Deutsch (Germany) 2003<\/p>\n

Oberv\u00f6ls I \/P\/5 ( Italy ) Catholic chapel
\nRestoration of an early 18th C processional organ.<\/p>\n

Klosters I \/P\/5 (Switzerland) Protestant church
\nRestoration of an organ largely preserved in its original state with fa\u00e7ade in front of and behind the case and built by Elias K\u00f6berle (Constance 1686)<\/p>\n

1993<\/strong>
\nSt. Andr\u00e4 I \/P\/16 ( Italy ) Catholic church
\nRestoration of the historical organ<\/p>\n

Zaragoza II \/P\/26 \u00abB\/S\u00bb (Spain) church of San Pablo
\nRestoration\/reconstruction of a historical organ in a case dating from the Gothic period
\nCollaboration with Christine and Claudio
\nRainolter, Tarazona (Spain\/Aragon) representatives of ORGELBAU FELSBERG AG in Spain\/Portugal
\n\u2013 CD recording:
\n Jan WillemJansen (France) und
\n Los M\u00fasicos de Su Alteza (Spain)
\n \u00abDiapason d\u2019Or 1999\u00bb<\/p>\n

Pontresina II \/P\/7 (Switzerland) non-denominational church of Santa Maria
\nNew organ in the Italian style<\/p>\n

Boudry II \/P\/21 (Switzerland) Protestant church
\nNew organ in the style of Gottfried Silbermann
\n\u2013 CD recording:
\n Pierr\u00e9 Laurent Haesler (Switzerland) 2000<\/p>\n

1992<\/strong>
\nRotwand I \/P\/7 ( Italy ) Catholic church
\nRestoration of the historical organ<\/p>\n

Oberbozen II \/P\/20 (Italy) Catholic parish church
\nNew organ built in the German style<\/p>\n

Wolkenstein II \/P\/19 (Italy) Catholic parish church
\nNew organ built in the style of Josef Aigner (19th C) with large wedge bellows (operated manually or by electric ventilator)<\/p>\n

St. Margrethen II \/P\/21 (Switzerland) Protestant church
\nFirst-time realisation in Switzerland of an organ in the style of Gottfried Silbermann (1683\u20131753)
\nWind supply via two large German-style wedge bellows operated manually or by electric ventilator
\n\u2013 CD recording:
\n Rudolf Meyer (Switzerland)
\n Hans Otto (Germany)
\n Gottfried Silbermann Gesellschaft<\/p>\n

1991<\/strong>
\nLa Chaux-de-Fonds III \/P\/45 (Switzerland) Grand Temple
\nRestoration of a pneumatic organ in collaboration with the Swiss Confederation for the Preservation of Historical Monuments<\/p>\n

Stilfs I \/P\/16 ( Italy ) Catholic church
\nRestoration of the historical organ (J. Sies 1860)<\/p>\n

Pfalzen II \/P\/21 ( Italy ) Catholic church
\nRestoration of the historical organ (F.Weber 1868)<\/p>\n

1990<\/strong>
\nIlanz II \/P\/18 (Switzerland) Protestant church of St. Margrethen
\nNew build \/reconstruction of an organ in a historical organ case dating from 1684 (Great Organ) and 1765 (Oberwerk)
\nFirst-time realisation of a mechanical system permitting changeover to \u00abshort octave\u00bb in the Great Organ.
\nWedge bellows operated manually or by electric ventilator<\/p>\n

Neuch\u00e2tel I \/2 (Switzerland) museum
\nRestoration of the organ section of the famous \u00abLa musicienne\u00bb android by Jaquet-Droz (1768) at the \u00abMus\u00e9e d’Art et
\nd’Histoire de Neuch\u00e2tel\u00bb<\/p>\n

Chavannes I \/P\/9 (Switzerland) Protestant church
\nNew organ built in the style of the 17th C Valais.
\nShort octave and split sharps for f#1 and g#1
\nMeantone tuning<\/p>\n

Lausanne I \/P\/9 \u00abB\/S\u00bb (Switzerland) Protestant church St. Laurent
\nFirst-time realisation in Switzerland of a Spanish organ with short octave and split sharps for f#1 and g#1, d#2 and
\na#2 and, d#3 und ab3, d#4
\nWedge bellows operated manually or by electric ventilator
\nMeantone tuning<\/p>\n

1988<\/strong>
\nSt. Gallen III \/P\/31 (Switzerland) Protestant church of St. Mangen
\nNew organ built in the style of North German manufacturers of the 17th \u201318th C.
\nFirst-time realisation of a motor (robot) allowing the blower to more easily operate the large German-style wedge bellows with the possibility to switch over to electric ventilator<\/p>\n

Bagio II \/P\/22 (Philippines) cathedral
\nRenovation of the organ<\/p>\n

1987<\/strong>
\nLausanne I \/P\/8 (Switzerland) Protestant church of Saint Laurent
\nRestoration of an Italian organ dating from the 19th C originating from Naples.<\/p>\n

1986<\/strong>
\nLausanne II \/P\/26 (Switzerland) Protestant church of Saint Paul
\nNew build of a classical organ in the style of Arp Schnitgers with pedal towers (16 pedals), and three wedge bellows
\n(also for manual operation)<\/p>\n

Geneva I \/5 (Switzerland) private client
\nReconstruction of a positive in the Italian style, modelled on a restored Florentine chamber organ dating from the 17th \u2013 18th C.
\nShort octave, toe pedals
\nMeantone tuning<\/p>\n

Chur I \/5 (Switzerland) private client
\nReconstruction of a positive in the Italian style, modelled on a restored Florentine chamber organ dating from the 17th \u2013 18th C.
\nShort octave, toe pedals
\nMeantone tuning<\/p>\n

1985<\/strong>
\nRenens I \/P\/4 (Switzerland) private client
\nNew Renaissance positive with short octave
\nBellows operated by foot
\nMeantone tuning<\/p>\n

La C\u00f4te-aux-F\u00e9es (Switzerland) private client
\nNew Regal based on historical models for watchmaker Valentin Piaget <\/p>\n

Vevey, (Switzerland) private client
\nNew Regal based on historical models<\/p>\n

1984<\/strong>
\nFreiburg III \/P\/40 (Switzerland) Catholic church of Christ Roi
\nNew organ built in the French Romanesque style according to Callinet
\nRealisation of a mechanical knob arrangement operated with compressed air
\n\u2013 CD recording:
\n Improvisations
\n Jean-Louis Feiertag (Switzerland) 2005<\/p>\n

1980<\/strong>
\nLenzerheide II \/P\/16 (Switzerland) Catholic church of San Carlo
\nFirst-time build of a new organ with Oberwerk and \u00abcymbelstern\u00bb<\/p>\n

Fex I \/4 (Switzerland) Protestant church
\nNew balustrade organ with foot-operated bellows
\n\u00abAt 1950 m, the highest-elevated new organ in Europe\u00bb<\/p>\n

La C\u00f4te aux F\u00e9es II \/P\/17 (Switzerland) Protestant church
\nFirst-time build in Switzerland of a new organ in the style of Arp Schnitgers.
\nRealisation of a hammering machine for metal pipes built according to Dom Bedos
\n\u2013 CD recording:
\n Sylvain Ciaravolo, (France)<\/p>\n

Longares I \/P\/20 (Spain) Catholic church
\nRestoration of a Spanish organ dating from 1699
\nConstruction of a manually operated multifold wedge bellows
\nMeantone tuning
\n\u2013 Bibliography:
\n \u00abEl Organo de Longares\u00bb in Spanish, French, German
\n\u2013 Discography:
\n Jos\u00e9 Luis Gonzales-Uriol (Spain)<\/p>\n

Chur II \/P\/8 (Switzerland) private client
\nNew chamber organ
\n\u2013 CD recording:
\n Roman Cantieni (Switzerland)<\/p>\n

Schiers II \/P\/8 (Switzerland) school
\nNew practice organ<\/p>\n

Munich II \/P\/8 (Germany) private client
\nNew chamber organ<\/p>\n

1976<\/strong>
\nRaising of the share capital to CHF 100000<\/p>\n

St. Moritz III \/P\/29 (Switzerland) Protestant church
\nNew 3-manual organ for the village church
\nFirst realisation in Switzerland of an entirely mechanical three knob arrangement.<\/p>\n

Colmar III \/P\/48 (France) Cathedral of Saint Martin
\nNew build of a grand organ
\nFirst commission outside Switzerland.
\nInstrument in the style of the North German organ builders in a historical case dating from 1755
\nPipework in hammered metal
\n\u2013 Discography:
\n Ren\u00e9 Saorgin (France)
\n Bernard Lagac\u00e9 (Canada)
\n Wolfgang R\u00fcbsam (Germany)
\n\u2013 CD recording:
\n Patrick Ernst and Hubert Heller (France)<\/p>\n

1975<\/strong>
\nTamins II \/P\/17 (Switzerland) Protestant church
\nFirst-time realisation in Switzerland of three wedge bellows for manual operation for a new organ.
\nOrgan with suspended action and shift coupler
\nTuning according to Kirnberger<\/p>\n

Gachnang II \/P\/18 (Switzerland) Protestant church
\nFirst-time build of an organ with Choir Organ
\nTuning according to Werkmeister<\/p>\n

1969<\/strong>
\nVersam I \/P\/9 (Switzerland) Protestant
\nchurch Restoration of an organ dating from 1786<\/p>\n

1968<\/strong>
\nFoundation of \u00abORGELBAU FELSBERG AG\u00bb with share capital of CHF 50000<\/p>\n

Falera I\/P\/10 (Switzerland) Catholic church
\nNew build of the first medium-sized organ for this Romansh mountain parish, the community of origin of organ manufacturer Richard Freytag<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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