Rühle organ in the Georg Bähr Church in Schmannewitz

In the course of extensive restoration work on the church in the 1960s, including the renovation of the church tower, a new organ was also planned and the Wilhelm Rühle company was commissioned. The organ replaces a non-preserved instrument from 1841. In 1996/97, the organ was restored by the Christian Scheffler organ workshop. Concerts are held regularly in the church in summer.

Disposition:
Main work    
Principal 8`                                                                    
Octave 4`
Nasat 2 2/3`
Forest Flute 2`
Mixture 3-4-fold

Upper Work
Gedackt 8`                                     
Tube Flute 4`                                                       
Principal 2`                                           
Terz 1 3/5`                                            
Quint 1 1/3`                                           
Cymbel 3-fold
Tremulant

Pedal
Subbass 16`
Òctavbass 8`
Trombone 16`
Dulcian 8`
Cantus Firmus 3-fold

Playing aids/Auxiliary slides
Manual coupler
Pedal coupler I
Pedal coupler II
Tremulant

Source: Ev.-Luth. parish Oschatzer Land