Pipe Organ MapLübeck, St. Jakobi (Richborn Positive)
| Builder | M. Kjersgaard |
|---|---|
| Year | ca. 2003 |
| Period/Style | Baroque |
| Stops | 8 |
| Keyboards | 1 |
| Keyaction | tracker/mechanical |
| Tuning | 1/4 Comma Meantone at 471.0 Hz |
The organ was constructed by Mads Kjersgaard from Funbo-Gunsta, Uppsala, Sweden in 2003. The cabinet housing the organ is historic, however, there were no other components of the organ left. Kjersgaard reconstructed the instrument based on a sister instrument that was built in 1667 and is located in Skokloster. Additionally, it traces its roots back to 1673, a model by Joachim Richborn.
| Manual |
|---|
| Principal 8' D |
| Gedact 8' |
| Principal 4' |
| Octava 2' |
| Quinta 11/3' B |
| Sexquialter 3' + 13/5' D |
| Sedecima 1' |
| Dulcian 8' B/D |
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