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Orgeln von St. Johannis

A Symphony of History in Gothic Splendor

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Step into the awe-inspiring Gothic setting of St. John's Church in Lüneburg and immerse yourself in the majestic sounds of the main organ, a masterpiece dating back to 1553. With its baroque grandeur featuring three manuals and 51 stops, this organ offers a rich auditory journey. The modern choir organ, added in 2010 with 23 stops, enhances the musical tapestry. Let the unique ambiance and the history woven into every note captivate your senses.

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The main organ of St. John's Church in Lüneburg, which took its current shape in 1553, is a masterpiece of Renaissance and Baroque art, offering an impressive range of sounds with its 51 stops.

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Founded: 1553

Guided Story

Can you hear the whispers of history echoing through the Gothic arches of this church? Look up to the west gallery. That's where the magnificent main organ from 1553 is perched. Not only has this organ stood the test of time, but it has also shaped musical history. Did you know it was once admired by the legendary organist Arp Schnitger? Behind you, near the entrance, is the more modern choir organ. It's a fascinating example of how tradition and modernity can coexist so beautifully. Let the sounds these instruments create envelop you and transport you to another era.