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| St. Petersburg / RUS |
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| From the eclectic experience of the long
Saxon-Central- German organ building culture, tried and tested techniques form the basis for ground-breaking innovations. Our organs are living works of art in which technical, tonal and architectural aspects are harmoniously brought together and work with each other to form something greater than the sum of its parts. From planning to completion constructive cooperation and the coordination of many single items in the finest detail is indispensable. A creative process continually accompanies our solid craftwork. All our new organs unite the following characteristics, however: Without exception the sound actions are built mechanically. The register actions are created with mechanical, electrical or with a double action. Above a certain organ size a compositor facility is utilised. |
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| Germany |
| Göda |
| Bautzen |
| Dresden-Neustadt |
| Löbau |
| Chemnitz |
| Zwickau |
| Ebersbach/Sa. |
| Neumarkt/Oberpfalz |
| Berling-Spandau |
| Halberstadt |
| Nürnberg-Mögeldorf |
| Schwabmünchen |
| Köln |
| Uelzen |
| Zeitz |
| Leipzig HS |
| Norderstedt |
| Leipzig |
| Schwarzenbach a. W. |
| Seesen |
| Rathendorf |
| Gilching |
| Wasserhorst |
| Baunatal |
| Mölln |
| Magdeburg |
| Kroge-Ehrendorf |
| Lüchow |
| Kassel |
| Hannover |
| Haverlah |
| Hannover Döhren |
| Sassenberg |
