These two identical chamber organs have a very broad range of sound options.

The broad sound palette permits continuo playing and solo music, as well as the accompaniment of church services.
All stops are made of wood, with the exception of the Manderscheidt-style metal Regal. The instrument is transposable to four different pitches and tunable to all temperaments, making it an excellent instrument for the appropriate interpretation of older music. In the conservatoire context, students can practise tuning.
The grilles are carved by Albert Balogh and are inspired by the Rococo embellishment of the Dietwil church.

• Site

  

  • Dietwil, 6042 Dietwil
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  • Hochschule Luzern – Musik, Arsenalstrasse 28a, 6010 Luzern-Kriens
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• Details

  

  • Dedication

    4. October 2020

  • Type

    Continuo organ

  • Style

    German Baroque

  • Usage

    Worship, Concert

  • Organiste

    Susanne Widmer

  • Adviser

    Mutsumi Ueno

• Stop-list

  

  • Manual

    Compass: C - f'''

    • Gedackt 8′

    • Prinzipal 8′

    • Flöte 4′

    • Superoktave 2′

    • Regal 8′

  Comments

  • Pitch: 392 - 415 - 440 - 466 Hz transposing keyboard

  • Tuning: Variable (adjustable)

  • Prinzipal: C - d#° stopped pipes with 4’-helpers

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