For „heavenly” sounds
Mechanical action
Electromagnetic action
Innovative sound design
The celesta for the church
To delight audiences with the sounds of the celesta not only in concert halls and opera houses but also in churches across the globe, Schiedmayer created a special built-in instrument for organs. It is especially suitable for the registration of organ literature from the late Romantic period. The sacred mood of the organ combined with the “heavenly” sound of the celesta creates an unequaled auditory experience.
Each and every organ project is very individual. The structure, character and volume of the built-in instrument are adapted to suit the space and match the existing sound concept.
For these innovative instruments we combine our extensive experience in building pianos and harmoniums over centuries with the expertise of our renowned professionals to create an unparalleled symbiosis of craftsmanship and a passion for music.
References (extracts)
| Hermann-Eule Orgel (Bautzen) | Konstantin-Basilika, Trier | c0-c5 | electric action |
| Klais Orgel (Bonn) | Pfarrkirche St. Dionysius, Rheine | c0-g4 | electric action |
| Goll Orgel (Luzern – CH) | St. Charles Hall, Meggen (CH) | c0-g4 | electric action |
| Pieringer Orgel (Stadt Haag – A) | Pfarre St. Jacob, Bad Vöslau (A) | c0-g4 | mechanical action |
| Vegezzi-Bossi (Centallo – I) | Èglise du Sacré.Coeur de Monaco (MCO) | c1-h2 | electric action |
| Kuhn Orgel (Männedorf – CH) | Röm.-kath. Kirche Johannes Maria Vianney, Muttenz (CH) | f1-g4 | electric action |
| Orgelbau Rensch (Lauffen a.N.) | St. Peter & Paul, Heilbronn | c1-d4 | electric action |
Technical details and special features
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