The Metzler organ at Jesuitenkirche Luzern, built in 1982, features purely mechanical action and was inaugurated with a consecration by Eduard Kaufmann and a concert by Monika Henking.
Instruments
The organ at St. Martin, Colmar, was originally built in 1755 by Johann Andreas Silbermann, a renowned organ builder.
Instruments
The St. Martin organ in Colmar underwent a significant reconstruction in 1979, adopting the style of 17th-century North German organs, notably those by organ builder Arp Schnitger.
Instruments
The 1755 Silbermann organ at St. Martin, Colmar, was designed with a two-octave divided Echo division on its third keyboard, featuring Cornet, Trumpet, and Vox humana stops.
Instruments
The organ at St. Nikolaus, Frauenfeld, was built in 1970 by Metzler AG, a Swiss organ builder.
Compositional Technique
The reconstructed St. Martin organ in Colmar features a 10 2/3' Grande Quinte in the Pedal division, designed to generate a 'virtual' 32' sound when combined with a 16' stop.
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