The restoration of historical organ instruments plays an important role in our organ building workshop. We have not only specialised in the instruments of the southern German organ builders of the Romantic period such as G.F. Steinmeyer, F.B. Maerz, Siemann and Koulen. Among others, we have restored organs by Johann Phillip Seuffert from Würzburg, Anton Bouthillier from Oettingen, Josef Wiedemann from Bamberg, Adam Phillip Schleich from Regensburg.
Our many years of experience, knowledge of historical manufacturing methods and the best knowledge of the various organ systems are what sets us apart.
Our approach is based on careful planning of our projects.
We accompany and advise you from the very beginning. The appreciative appreciation of customers and experts is our goal - and our success proves us right.
restoration
Burtenbach Johanneskirche 2022
Restaurierung der Steinmeyer-Orgel mit 16 Registern, II/Ped, Baujahr 1896, Opus 571
Buggenhofen Mariä Himmelfahrt 2020
Restoration of the Siemann organ with 9 stops, I/Ped, built in 1906
Willprechtszell Mariä Himmelfahrt 2018
Restoration of the Gebr. Hindelang organ with 14 stops, II/Ped, Opus 98, built in 1909
Pusselsheim St. Burkhard 2018
The organ in the parish church of St. Burkhard in Pusselsheim was built in 1861 by organ builder Josef Wiedemann from Bamberg.
Michelau im Steigerwald 2018
The valuable organ by Johann Philipp Seuffert from 1750 was completely restored by us.
Oberhausen St. Clemens 2016
The Oberhausen F.B. Maerz organ was built as Opus 413 in the year 1901 as a pocket chest organ with pneumatic key and stop action.
Gremheim St. Andreas 2013
The renowned organ builder F.B. Maerz built this instrument with 1 manual and 6 stops in 1902.
Schwenningen 2013
The Schwenningen organ is again a work of the F.B. Maerz company and was built in 1909. This instrument was the last opus of the F.B. Maerz company.
Unterliezheim St. Leonhard 2012
The renowned organ builder F.B. Maerz built this magnificent instrument in 1908 in the very beautiful and still existing organ case from around 1740.
Pfaffing-Biburg St. Stephan 2011
The organ of the Pfaffing parish church was built around 1850 by the organ builder Jakob Müller from Tuntenhausen. It is probably one of the last instruments of this organ builder still preserved today.
Pfaffenhofen a. d. Zusam St. Martin 2009
The G.F. Steinmeyer organ Opus 443 from 1892 is a work with mechanical cone valve chests. The builders were known for their very high quality instruments, both in terms of craftsmanship and music.
Puch St. Martin 2008
The Steinmeyer organ Opus No. 311 of the parish of Puch was built in 1886. We found the mechanical cone valve chest organ in a very poor condition.
Glonn a. d. Glonn St. Emmeran 2008
The small parapet organ of the parish of Glonn a. d. Glonn was built in 1880 by the organ builder Anton Bouthillier from Oettingen.
Achsheim St. Peter und Paul 2008
The Achsheim organ was built exactly 100 years before its restoration, in 1908, by the Augsburg organ builder Koulen.
Vestenberg Ev. Luth. 2007
The organ of Vestenberg was built in 1891 by the renowned organ builder G.F. Steinmeyer as Opus 440.
Adelshausen bei Karlskron St. Peter 2006
The Willibald Siemann organ, built in 1907, is a pneumatic cone valve chest organ. The instrument was part of the original equipment of the then newly built parish church.
Klenau St. Andreas 1999
The Kaspar König organ was built around 1730 for the parish of Waidhofen, where it was sold to the parish of Klenau in 1871.