Eule organ in the Trebsen town church

The organ, originally an organ made by the Eule company in Bautzen, was donated for the confirmation of the son, Johannes Anton Wiede, a paper manufacturer, in 1926. The second gallery is particularly noteworthy; there you can still see the original men's chairs from 1755. Men always sat upstairs in churches, women downstairs.

Arrangement:

1st Manual (C-g''') Great organ
Bordun 16'
Principal 8'
hollow flute 8'
Gambe 8'
Octave 4'
Principal 4'
Nassat 2 2/3'
Octave 2'
Mixture 2-3 times

2nd Manual (C-g''') Swell
Violin Principal 8'
Salicional 8'
Aeoline 8'
Concert Flute 4'
Fugara 4'
Cornett 1-4-way
Pedal (C-d')
sub-bass 16'
Violonbass 16'
Principal Bass 8'
Choral bass 4'
playing aids/auxiliary moves
manual coupling II-I
Pedal Coupler I
Pedal Coupler II
Upper Octave Coupler II-I
Upper Octave Coupler II-II
Sub-octave coupler II-I
Roller
roller
hand register from
Calcant
Sill II