Organ concert in the parish church of Unterglauheim

THE ORGAN:

The parish church of St. Vitus in Unterglauheim near Höchstädt received a new Weishaupt organ with 18 stops in 2011. The unusual organ prospect was designed as a sculpture in close collaboration with the art department of the diocese of Augsburg. As an eye-catcher, the instrument was given a bunch of wooden pipes that seem to tilt randomly and at a slight angle to the front as well as to the side. The crowning addition are two sandblasted and curved glass plates in front of the front pipes with the inscription "LAUDATE DOMINUM".

THE DISPOSITION OF THE WEISHAUPT ORGAN IN UNTERGLAUHEIM:

I. Manual: Hauptwerk (key range C to g"')
1. principal 8'
2. stopped 8'
3. octave 4'
4. pointed flute 4'
5. superoctave 2'
6. Mixture 3F 1 1/3'
7. trumpet 8'

II. manual: Positive (key range C to g"')
8. reed flute 8'
9. salicional 8'
10. Flauto dolce 4'
11. fifth 2 2/3'
12. flautino 2'
13. third 1 3/5'
14. fifth 1 1/3'
15. trumpet 8' (alternating loop)
Tremulant

Pedalboard (key range C-f')
16. sub-bass 16'
17. octave bass 8'
18. covered bass 8'

Mechanical pleno action
Couplings: II-I, I-Ped, II-Ped

TO THE RECORDED WORKS:
Max Reger (1873-1916) 1 Te Deum
Johann Caspar von Kerll (1627-1693) 2 Passacaglia variata d-moll
3 Capriccio sopra ii Cucu
Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750) 4 Praeludium und Fuge h-moll (BWV 544)
Johann Erasmus Kindermann (1616-1655) Magnificat octavi toni
5 - primus versus
6 - secundus versus
7 - tertius versus
8 - quartus versus
9 - quintus versus
10 - sextus versus
Oskar Sigmund (1919-2008) Kleine Suite
11 - Marcia
12 - Siciliano
13 - Menuett
14 - Sarabande
15 - Gavotte
16 - Danza giocosa
Giovanni Morandi (1777-1856) 17. Rondo con imitatione de carnpanelli

ABOUT THE INTERPRETER:
Heinrich Wimmer, born 1964 in Altötting, studied in Regensburg and Munich, 1989 concert diploma, 1991 master class diploma. Concerts in France, Russia, England, Israel, China, among others. Participation in festivals in numerous cities with the complete organ works of J.S. Bach, W.A. Mozart, Felix IVIendelssohn-E3artholdy and Max Reger. Numerous radio and CD recordings.
As an editor (organ music by Johann Sebastian Bach and Max Keller) and author, Heinrich Wimmer has published scholarly articles on organ music as well as biographical studies on composers with publishers in Regensburg, Munich/Tutzing, Freiburg/Breisgau and Vienna/Bolzano. and Vienna/Bolzano. In addition to numerous radio recordings, he has recorded over 30 CDs to date.

RECORDING AND EDITING:
Recorded, edited and produced by Franz Kramer, jfk-music-studios.
Further information: www.jfk-music.com