Tunder - Chorale fantasy upon Christ lag in Todesbanden - Wolfram Syré

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Franz Tunder (1614 – November 5, 1667)

Dr. Wolfram Syré (1950~)
Read an article about Syre here: http://www.contrebombarde.com/concerthall/home/view_cat/cat/4/sort/95/order/last_modified/limit/6

From the recording "Franz Tunder das Orgelwerk" on Motette; no sound samples online and possibly OOP

Played on the organ in St. Ludgers' Church (Ludgerikirche), Norden, Ostfriesland (East Frisia)
(built by Evers c. 1619 using pipes by de Mare c. 1567, considerably expanded by Schnitger c. 1692, restored by Ahrend c. 1692)
Stop demonstration: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CodBVtskkCw (Theimo Janssen)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4HU51dFET8I (Balint Karosi)
Disposition:
(46 / RP/HW/OW/BW/Ped)

Rückpositiv I
Principal (P ab Fis) 8' r
Gedact 8' *
Octav 4' o
Rohrfloit 4' o
Octav 2' *
Waldfloit 2' o
Ziffloit 1' o
Sexquialt II *
Tertian II o
Scharff VI r
Dulcian 8' r

Werck II
Principal (P) 8' r
Quintadena 16' *
Rohrfloit 8' *
Octav 4' *
Spitzfloit 4' r
Quinta 3' r
Nasat 3' r
Octav 2' *
Gemshorn 2' O
Mixtur VI r
Cimbel III r
Trommet 16' r

Oberpositiv III
Hollfloit (H) 8' o
Octav 4' o
Flachfloit 2' o
Rauschpfeiff II r
Scharff IV-VI r
Trommet 8' r
Vox humana 8' r
Schalmey 4' r

Brustpositiv III
Gedact (H) 8' o
Blockfloit (H) 4' o
Principal 2' r
Quinta 11/2' o
Scharf IV o
Regal 8' r

Pedal
Principal (P ab E) 16' r
Octav 8' *
Octav 4' r
Rauschpfeiff II *
Mixtur VIII r
Posaune 16' r
Trommet 8' r
Trommet 4' r
Cornet 2' r


Provenance of pipework:
* = Edo Evers (Emden/Jever), 1616-1618 using older pipework by Andreas de Mare (1566/67) (Groningen, NL)
o = Arp Schnitger (Hamburg)
Werck, Rückpositiv, Brustpositiv, Pedal - First building phase 1686-1688
Oberpositiv - Second building phase 1691/92
r = Jürgen Ahrend (Leer-Loga), 1981-1985

Keyboard ranges:
Rückpositiv: CDE – c''' (F# & G# as split sharps)
Werck, Operpositiv, Brustpositv: CDEFGA - c"'
Pedal range: CDE – d'

Wind supply o
Keyboards r
Sliding coupler Bp, Op/W r
3 Bellows r
5 Ventils r
2 Tremulants Rp,Op r
Cimbelsterne Rp o
Vogelgesang r

Wind pressure: 71.5 mm
Pitch: a’ = 473 Hz (5/8 Ton above 440 Hz)
Temperament: modified 1/5 comma meantone (the famous "Norden" temperament)

Painting: detail of the Isenheim altarpiece
Matthias Grünewald (c. 1470 – 31 August 1528)
from the collection of the Unterlinden Museum, Colmar, France