Organ details

History

1747-1750: construction by Johann Conrad Speisegger from Schaffhausen
1815: conversion of the organ by Aloys Mooser
1865: alterations by Haller and Mauracher
1914: complete reconstruction and extension of the organ with installation of a pneumatic traction by Goll from Lucerne
1968: Goll's organ was dismantled. The Walcker firm was commissioned to build a new organ in the old cases, using some Speisegger pipes still present, including the front pipes of the positive. Due to the restoration of the church building, it took a long time before the project could be started.
1985 the plan was changed to a reconstruction of the original instrument
1999 the organ was not yet completed when Walcker went bankrupt. The work was then continued by Ferdinand Stemmer, and in 2002 the organ could be used.

I. Grand Orgue C-f3	II. Positif de dos C-f3	Pédale C-f1
Bourdon 16 Principal 8 Bourdon 8 Salicional 8 Prestant 4 Flaut 4 Quinte 3 Doublette 2 Sesquialtera Fourniture III Cymbale II Cornet V Trompette B + D 8	Coppel 8 Principal 4 Rohr-Flaut 4 Nazard 3 Flageolet 2 Terzian Octave 1 Cymbale II Tremblant	Principalbass 16 Octavbass 8' Rauschbass 4 + 2 Bombarde 16 Fagotho 8