The organ of the Village-Church
In summer 2007 the organ of our villagechurch underwent a careful examination by Mike Zuber, organ-builder from Mixdorf. He finally could attach to the instrument in our church its constructive history:
The organ was manufactured by Barnim Grüneberg, Stettin in 1868 (opus 105). It is an instrument of romanticism with the following disposition:
| I. Manual C – d’’’’ Main Works | II. Pedal C – c’ | |
| - Bordun 16’ | suspended pedal (Bordun 16’) | |
| - Principal 8’ | ||
| - Gambe 8’ | ||
| - Rohrflöte 8’ | ||
| - Floete travers 8’ | ||
| - Flöte 4’ | ||
| - Octave 4’ | ||
| - Octave 2’ |
Karl Barnim Theodor Grüneberg (1828 – 1907) a descendant of a well-known family of
organ-builders established since 1782 in Stettin/Szczeczin. In his organworkshop
the greatest mechanical tracture organ of the world was built in 1885 for the
church of Libau/Liepaja, Latvia: more than 131 records on 4 manuals and pedal
and more than 7000 pipes.
You can find organs of the Grüneberg organworkshop
(continued since 1905 by his sons Felix und Georg ) at Altentreptow, Bargischow,
Demmin, Gützkow, Jarmen, Neustrelitz, Stralsund.