Hugo Mayer Orgelbau

Hugo Mayer Orgelbau is a German organ builder in Heusweiler, Saarland, building pipe organs in the third generation. It was founded in 1952 by Hugo Mayer (1912–1980) in Brebach and moved to Heusweiler in 1957. His son Gerd Mayer took over in 1974. His son Stephan has been leader of new instruments (Neubauabteilung) from 1996.

Works
YearLocationChurchImageManualsStopsNotes
1954 Limbach St. Willibrord II/P 28 (31) Restoration/expansion[1]
1985 Wiesbaden St. Bonifatius III/P 55
1989 Darmstadt Liebfrauenkirche 28 [2]
1994 Mülheim-Kärlich St. Mauritius II/P 29 [3]
2000 Saarbrücken St. Johann V/P 60 Expansion[4]
2014 Koblenz St. Kastor IV/P 44 (52) [5]
2015 Berlin-Spandau Lutherkirche II/P 26 (27) [6]
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gollark: No, those take 3 minutes according to you.
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References
  1. St. Willibrord Limbach
  2. Liebfrauen Darmstadt
  3. St. Mauritius Kärlich
  4. St. Johann Saarbrücken
  5. St. Kastor Koblenz
  6. Lutherkirche Spandau
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