Schmidt organ in the village church of Klinga

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The Schmidt organ is an important counterpart to the organ type coined by G. Silbermann in Saxony.

Christian Schmidt (1685 - after 1748) is documented as an organ builder in Taucha near Leipzig. He probably received his training from his father Andreas Schmidt (? - 1725). The contract to build the Klinga organ was concluded on August 2, 1743. I/12 Although it was rebuilt in the 19th century, this organ is an important counterpart to the type of organ shaped by Gottfried Silbermann in Saxony. A dedicated support association has set itself the task of dismantling the repairs and alterations, some of which were inadequate, and reconstructing it as authentically as possible to its last self-contained state.

Text: Klaus Gernhardt

Disposition

Manual

1 Principal 4'
2 Gedackt 8'
3 Gambe 8'
4 Flauto travers 8', from c'
5 Gedackt 4'
6 Oktave 2'
7 Quinte 1 1/2'
8 Sifflöte 1'
9 Mixtur 3 fach

Pedal

10 Subbaß 16'
11 Violinbaß 8'
12 Posaunenbaß 16'

Disposition from 1743/44

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Directions & Parking facilities

By car: Take the A14 in Taucha, follow the A14 to the S38 in Grimma, take exit 32-Mutzschen on the A14. Take Ragewitzer Str. and Obstland-Straße to Dorfstraße.

By public transport: Take the RB110 to Beucha, then the 640 bus to Klinga, Dorfstraße.

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Contact person

Mr. Andreas Michel
Dorfstraße 31a
04668 Parthenstein

Organization

Leipzig Tourismus und Marketing GmbH

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