Virtually Baroque: 18th Century Organ Samples

UPDATED 02/21/2013

18th Century
Organ Samples

(arranged by date of original instrument)

16th-17th centuries
18th century (1702-1793)

Caimari organ - Palma, Mallorca (1702)
Arp Schnitger-organ of Eenum, Groningen, The Netherlands (1704)
The Great organ of the Magnuskerk, Anloo, The Netherlands (1719)
The Schnitger organ of the “Grote of St. Michaelskerk” in Zwolle (1721) [ContreBombarde Concert Hall]
Gottfried Silbermann Organ, St. Georgenkirche / Rötha, Germany (1721)
Gottfried Silberman organ at St. Marienkirche / Rötha, Germany (1722)
Frans Caspar Schnitger Organ, Duurswoude/Friesland (1723)
Trost Organ at Ev.-Luth. Stadtkirche, Waltershausen/Thüringen, Germany (1730) [Vendor Demos only]
Gottfried Silberman organ at Reinhardtsgrimma / Sachsen, Germany (1731)
The Hinsz-Organ at Leens in the province of Groningen (1733/34)
Chr. Müller cabinet organ (1741) reinstalled in Maria-church of Oosterwijtwerd, Groningen (1845)
The virtual Gottfried Silbermann organ of Großhartmannsdorf (1741)
Johann Adam Ehrlich organ at Evangelische Stadtkirche / Bad Wimpfen, Germany (1748)
Schmidt organ in Peruc, Czech Republic (1766)
The van Peteghem-organ of Haringe, Flandres (1778)
Rabštejn nad Střelou Organ Model (1793)

19th century (1809-1900)
20th century (1928-1997)
21st century (2001-2007)
All Hauptwerk Organs (and Harpsichords) currently resident at Virtually Baroque

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