Jehmlich organ in the St. Aegidien Church in Oschatz

Carl Gottlieb Jehmlich (1786 - 1867) & Söhne, Zwickau, built the organ with mechanical action and slider windchests in 1851 after six previous instruments. II/44 There is evidence of organs in St. Aegidien since 1495. In 1933, a tonal and technical rebuild and the addition of a third manual took place. III/56 A new console with the manual ranges of C - a''', the pedal range of C - f ' and electro-pneumatic control document the technical status of this era. When renovation work began in the church in 2002, the organ was first encased and then restored from 2003 to 2005 by the organ workshop Christian Scheffler, Sieversdorf, in accordance with the construction concept from 1933.

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Disposition

Main organ (C - a'")

1 Principal 16'
2 Principal 8'
3 Gamba 8'
4 Rohrflöte 8'
5 Gemshorn 8'
6 Oktave 4'
7 Spitzflöte 4'
8 Quinte 2 2/3'
9 Oktave 2'
10 Cornett 4-5/4'
11 Mixture 5/4'
12 Trumpet 8'
13 Bassoon 16'

Upper division (C - a'")

14 Quintatön 16'
15 Principal 8'
16 Nachthorn 8'
17 Praestant 4'
18 Recorder 4'
19 Spitzquinte 2 2/3'
20 Piccolo 2'
21 Terz 1 3/5'
22 Superoktave 1'
23 Cymbel 3-4 times
24 Krummhorn 8'

Swell (C - a'")

25 Bordun 16'
26 Principal 8'
27 Salicional 8'
28 Quintatön 8'
29 Gedackt 8'
30 Aeoline 8'
31 Vox coelstis 8'
32 Oktave 4'
33 Rohrflöte 4'
34 Nasat 2 2/3'
35 Waldflöte 2'
36 Quinte 1 1/3'
37 Terzflöte 1 3/5'
38 Septime 1 1/7'
39 None 8/9'
40 Mixtur 4 fach

Pedal (C - f')

41 Principal 32'
42 Principal 16'
43 Violon 16'
44 Subbass 16'
45 Echo Bass 16'
46 Octave 8'
47 Cello 8'
48 Bass Flute 8'
49 Octave 4'
50 Flauto dolce 4'
50 Flautino 2'
50 Mixtur 4 fach
50 Trombone 32'
50 Trombone 16'
50 Trumpet 8'
50 Clarino 4'