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Friesach St. Bartholomäus church
The Church of St. Bartholomew in Friesach, Austria, houses a versatile organ built by Orgelbau Eisenbarth. The instrument combines a solid foundation with expressive tonal colours and distinctive solo stops. Piotr Grabowski captured this organ in a free sample set featuring 44 stops across three manuals and pedal.
Built by Eisenbarth
Orgelbau Eisenbarth of Passau built the organ in 2000. Originally, the instrument had two manuals and 38 stops. A separate solo division was added later. The main division is founded on a Praestant 16′. The substantial swell division combines French reeds and colourful flute stops with resources suited to Baroque music. This gives the organ considerable scope for varied registrations and a wide repertoire.
Versatile possibilities
The solo division gives the organ its distinctive character. Alongside two full sounding flute stops, it features a Cornet à Pavillon, an Englischhorn and a powerful Trompette en chamade. The pedal provides a firm foundation, including an Untersatz 32′. For the sample set, Piotr Grabowski also added a digital Posaune 32′. From Bach and Buxtehude to Franck, Widor and Dupré, this instrument offers plenty of opportunities to explore a broad range of organ music.
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Friesach St. Bartholomäus church
Specifications
General
- Eisenbarth, 2000
- 3 keyboards
- 44 stops
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