Category: Software → Gottfried Silbermann Organ (Hauptwerk/WAV)

Theinstrument is located in a historical village church in East Germanynear Dresden, based on a church of the 13th century, which wasreconstructed and extended during the following centuries, last in 1742.The church acoustics is dry and clear because of the large amount ofwooden installations.




The organ was built in 1729-31 by GottfriedSilbermann of Frauenstein/Sachsen, Germany. Gottfried Silbermann organtypes can be divided into different architecture classes. Thisinstrument represents a typical Silbermann middle-sized church organ andwas one of the favourite instruments of Helmut Walcha and HerbertCollum/Kreuzkirche of Dresden.

Typical Gottfried Silbermann organfeatures are strong and sharp aliquote stops, such as the 1 1/2', 2'and 3', rich and warm 8' Principal stops and bright superoctave stops,such as the 4', 2' and 1'. There are very characteristic basic stopssuch as the Rohrfl?¶te 8' and Quintadena 8'. The resulting sound isbright, clear and sonorous. The organist doesn't need many stops toachieve a rich plenum registration. The organ is tuned to the so-calledhistorical Chorton (a1=465 Hz).

All samples are in Hauptwerk & WAV format, 16bit, 44.kHz, stereo




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