Pipe Organ MapHamburg, Dreieinigkeitskirche (Main Organ)
| Builder | Walcker |
|---|---|
| Year | 1959 |
| Period/Style | Neo-Baroque |
| Stops | 36 |
| Keyboards | 3+P |
| Keyaction | electrical |
| Tuning | Equal |
The organ was constructed by E.F. Walcker & Cie. (Ludwigsburg) with Opus 3793 in 1959. It replaced the organ of the old Baroque Trinity Church, a previous structure created by Johann Dietrich Busch from Itzehoe in 1744, which was destroyed along with the church in the Hamburg firestorm of 1943. Notably, in 1970/71, the organ underwent a refurbishment by Walcker. This included the introduction of electricity to what was originally a mechanically operated instrument.
| I Hauptwerk | II Brustwerk (schwellbar) | III Oberwerk | Pedal |
|---|---|---|---|
| Quintadena 16' | Quintatön 8' | Gemshorn 8' | Prinzipal 16' |
| Prinzipal 8' | Zartflöte 8' | Gedackt 8' | Subbaß 16' |
| Rohrflöte 8' | Blockflöte 4' | Prinzipal 4' | Oktave 8' |
| Oktave 4' | Nasat 22/3' | Rohrflöte 4' | Oktave 4' |
| Spitzflöte 4' | Waldflöte 2' | Koppelflöte 2' | Nachthorn 2' |
| Quinte 22/3' | Terz 13/5' | Quinte 11/3' | Rauschpfeife 3f. |
| Oktave 2' | Oktave 1' | Scharff 4-5f. 1' | Posaune 16' |
| Mixtur 6f. | Zimbel 3f. | Dulcian 16' | Trompete 8' |
| Trompete 8' | Krummhorn 8' | Feldtrompete 8' | |
| Trompete 4' |
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