The Gallery Organ in St. Martin, Colmar, France, was originally built in 1755 by Johann Andreas Silbermann, a renowned organ builder.
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The Metzler Organ in Verenamünster Bad Zurzach, Switzerland, was built in 1976 by Metzler & Söhne, replacing an organ that had undergone several reconstructions since 1566.
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The Gallery Organ in St. Martin, Colmar, France, underwent a unique reconstruction in 1979, adopting the style of 17th-century North German organs, particularly those by organ builder Arp Schnitger.
Compositional Technique
The reconstructed Gallery Organ in St. Martin, Colmar, France, features a 10 2/3' Grande Quinte in the Pedal division, which is a 32' harmonic designed to generate a "virtual" 32' sound when combined with a 16' stop.
Instruments
The Metzler Organ of the Jesuitenkirche Luzern, Switzerland, built in 1982 by the company Metzler, replaced the Goll organ of 1897, with parts of the old housing being restored and reused.
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The Metzler Organ in St. Nikolaus, Frauenfeld, Switzerland, was built in 1970 by Metzler AG, a well-known organ builder.
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