Christian Ernst Friderici is still involved in the sense of the universal "instrument makers", such as Silbermann and Hildebrandt.
He built the organ for the church in Cröbern in 1754/55. After Cröbern had to give way to the open-cast mine, the organ was moved to Großdeuben in 1972/73 by the organ building company Eule.
Church:
The present baroque hall building church was built in 1716 on the same site as a former church. In 1888, a vestry was added. It is now known as "Luther's parlour". In connection with the 1906 redesign of the church in Art Nouveau style, an annex was added to the west side. The pulpit altar and the baptismal rostrum belong to the furnishings of 1716. A shrine of a late Gothic carved altar is kept in the "Luther's parlour". It comes from the former church in Zehmen. The numerous epitaphs are from the previous building. The contemporary painting reflects the Art Nouveau style of 1906. Since 1973 the Friderici organ from Cröbern from 1754/55. I/15
Text: Klaus Gernhardt
further reading:
- Ulrich Dähnert, Historische Orgeln in Sachsen, VEB Deutscher Verlag für Musik
Leipzig, 1980
- Georg Dehio, Handbuch der Deutschen Kunstdenkmäler, Sachsen II,
Deutscher Kunstverlag, 1998
- Lexikon norddeutscher Orgelbauer, Band 2, Sachsen und Umgebung,
Pape Verlag Berlin, 2012
Disposition
Manualumfang C, D - c''' Pedalumfang C,D - c'
1. Principal 8' 13. Subbaß 16'
2. Gedackt 8' 14. Octavbaß 8'
3 Viola di Gamba 8' 15. Posaunenbaß 16'
4. Qintatöna 8'
5. Principal 4'
6. Rohrflöte 4' Pedalkoppel
7. Quinte 3'
8. Octave 2' Tremulant (Eule, 1948)
9. Quinte 1 1/2'
10. Super-Octave 1' Stimmtonhöhe a' 465 Hz
11. Cornett 3fach (ab c')
12. Mixtur 3fach