Sample set Voxus - Essen Kuhn Orgelbau

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Description

Anyone seeing the Philharmonie Essen for the first time often perceives the building as "new and time-honored at the same time". These were the words the "Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung" used in June 2004 to describe the newly opened concert hall. This refers to a decisive feature: It is precisely this successful synthesis of the musically historic hall building and the acoustically and aesthetically modern Philharmonic Hall that is a trademark. But what would a house, no matter how beautiful it is, with its "outstanding acoustics" ("Tagesspiegel") be without its great artists? Here, too, the Philharmonie continues a tradition of over 100 years. After all, it was nobody else than Richard Strauss who opened the Saalbau in 1904. And just two years later, Gustav Mahler was at the podium, conducting the premiere of his own Sixth Symphony. Largely destroyed in the Second World War, the Saalbau was rebuilt at the beginning of the 1950s, incorporating preserved elements. After a fundamental renovation of the listed building and the complete redesign of the concert hall, the building was ceremonially reopened on June 5, 2004. Since then, audiences in the acoustically outstanding Philharmonie have been able to enjoy wonderful music.

Hauptwerk C-c4Positiv (in swellbox) C-c4Schwellwerk C-c4Pedal C-g1

Principal 16'Lieblich Gedackt 16'Salicional 16'Untersatz 32'

Principal 8'Principal 8'Flute harmonique 8'Principalbass 16'

Flauto major 8'Bourdon 8'Cor de nuit 8'Subbass 16'

Bourdon 8'Salicional 8'Viole de Gambe 8'Violonbass 16'

Gambe 8'Concertflöte 8'Unda maris 8'Octave 8'

Dolce 8'Octave 4'Fugara 4'Bassflöte 8'

Octave 4'Rohrflöte 4'Flute traversiere 4'Violoncello 8'

Offenflöte 4'Viola 4'Cornet d'echo IV 4'Kornettbass IV 5 1/3'

Quinte 2 2/3'Quinte 2 2/3'Octavin 2'Octave 4'

Superoctave 2'Waldflöte 2'Piccolo 2'Hintersatz III 2 2/3

Mixtur IV 2'Terz 1 3/5'Plein jeu IV 2'Kontraposaune 32'