Friedrich Ladegast
Friedrich Ladegast
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Organy zbudowane przez F. Ladegasta dla poznańskiej fary
Friedrich Ladegast (ur. 30 sierpnia 1818 w Hermsdorf, obecnie dzielnica Zettlitz, zm. 30 czerwca 1905 w Weißenfels), niemiecki organmistrz.
Wraz ze swym synem Oskarem (ur. 1859, zm. 1944) posiadał w Weißenfels znany warsztat. Najbardziej znane dzieła, spośród 156 udokumentowanych, to organy w katedrze w Merseburgu (budowane 1853—1855), kościele św. Mikołaja w Lipsku (1858–1862), jak również w katedrach w Schwerinie (1871), Tallinnie (1878) i słynnej sali koncertowej Musikverein (1872) w Wiedniu.
W Polsce można zobaczyć organy Ladegasta i posłuchać ich wyjątkowego brzmienia w kościele farnym w Poznaniu oraz w Kościele św. Jakuba Większego Apostoła w poznańskiej Głuszynie (1883-1884).
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Pipe organ of the Poznań Collegiate Church, Poland. The organ was made by the famous German organ builder Friedrich Ladegast between 1872 and 1876. The piece has 2579 pipes, most of which are made of high value tin alloy and valuable species of trees like: spruce, birch and Siberian fir. The splendid neo-Regency organ case is decorated with sculptures of angels playing musical instruments. The Collegiate church, formaly Poznań Parish church of Saint Stanisław The Bishop and The Martyr, was built in the years 1651-1701 (and completed around 1750), is located near the Old Market Square in Poznań, and is one of the most impressive Baroque sacral edifices in Poland.
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Pipe organ of the Poznań Collegiate Church, Poland. The organ was made by the famous German organ builder Friedrich Ladegast between 1872 and 1876. The piece has 2579 pipes, most of which are made of high value tin alloy and valuable species of trees like: spruce, birch and Siberian fir. The splendid neo-Regency organ case is decorated with sculptures of angels playing musical instruments. The Collegiate church, formaly Poznań Parish church of Saint Stanisław The Bishop and The Martyr, was built in the years 1651-1701 (and completed around 1750), is located near the Old Market Square in Poznań, and is one of the most impressive Baroque sacral edifices in Poland.
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German organ builder Friedrich Ladegast (1818 - 1905)
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German organ builder Friedrich Ladegast (1818 - 1905)