For „heavenly” sounds
Built-In Celesta – Mechanical action
Built-In Celesta – Electromagnetic action
A register with velvety sounds
The Built-In Celesta
Expand the queen of instruments with a unique effect register. A special built-in instrument was developed by Schiedmayer to fill not only large concert halls and opera houses, but also the churches of the world with the unique sound of the celesta. Above all, organ concepts with a late romantic emphasis and corresponding disposition or register composition can benefit from this.
The sacred mood of the organ combines with the “heavenly” sound of the celesta to create an unparalleled sound experience. As an effect register, the built-in Celesta can be used, for example, to set highlights in a wide variety of works, as a kind of “sound spice” to provide additional background with spherical sounds or to develop its radiance in improvisations.
Celesta or Glockenspiel
Because the Built-In Celesta is played at the same pitch as the other stops, it offers unlimited possibilities for combination. Another special feature of the Built-In Celesta is its complete flexibility in layout.
Alternatively, Schiedmayer also offers a Built-In Glockenspiel for church organs. The Instruments only differ in sound – while the built-in celesta is distinguished by its characteristic warm and soft tones, the built-in glockenspiel offers a sound spectrum richer in overtones with a more concise touch.
You can find more information about the Built-In Glockenspiel here.
Technical details and special features
Individual production
Every organ project is individual. The structural design of the instrument, the sound character as well as the sound volume is always adapted by us to the respective spatial conditions and conceptual sound ideas.
With these innovative instruments we combine our centuries of experience in piano and harmonium construction with the expertise of our qualified specialists to create an unparalleled symbiosis of craftsmanship and musical enjoyment. For over 100 years, we have been building custom-made Built-In Celestas for churches all over the world.
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References (extracts)
Built-In Celestas
| Hermann-Eule Orgelbau (Bautzen) | Konstantin-Basilika, Trier | c0-c5 | electric action |
| Klais Orgelbau (Bonn) | Pfarrkirche St. Dionysius, Rheine | c0-g4 | electric action |
| Goll Orgelbau (Luzern – CH) | St. Charles Hall, Meggen (CH) | c0-g4 | electric action |
| Pieringer Orgelbau (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 Orgelbau (Männedorf – CH) | Röm.-kath. Kirche Johannes Maria Vianney, Muttenz (CH) | f1-g4 | electric action |
| Rensch Orgelbau (Lauffen a.N.) | St. Peter & Paul, Heilbronn | c1-d4 | electric action |
| Fasen Orgelbau (Oberbettingen) | ev. Kirche der Versöhnung, Lechenich | c0-c4 | electric action |
| Hoffmann & Schindler Orgelbau (Ostheim v.d.R.) | kath. Kirche St. Andreas, Oberstreu | c0-f5 | electric action |
| Skrabl Orgelbau (Rogaska Slatina – SVN) | Kulturforum, Kattowitz (PL) | c0-f5 | electric action |
| Kaps Orgelbau (München) | ev. Himmelfahrtskirche München-Sendling | c0-d3 | electric action |
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