NTNU Pipe Organ Pages
Norwegian Pipe Organs on the Web
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NTNU Pipe Organ PagesThis information service, which is located in Trondheim, Norway, was started with the purpose of presenting the internationally known Johann Joachim Wagner organ at Nidaros Cathedral, Trondheim; built 1739-41, restoration completed 1995. However, a wish to present other Norwegian organs soon emerged.Organ information is added as it becomes available and adapted for presentation. Thus, the organs presented are not necessarily the most "interesting", the "best" or "typically Norwegian" organs. It has, however, been considered important to start with presenting the most famous organs of Trondheim, i.e. the organs of Nidaros Cathedral, the Church of Our Lady (Vår Frue kirke) and Ilen church. The Department of Musicology, Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU), hosts this information service, which is maintained by Kyrre Svarva. Comments are welcome. |
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The Organs of Nidaros Cathedral, Trondheim:
The Romantic Organ at Our Lady Church, Trondheim
The Claus Jensen Organ at Ilen Church, Trondheim Malvik church: A lost Claus Jensen Organ reappears The Glass Yard Organ, Queen Maud's College of Early Childhood Education (DMMH), Trondheim The Organ at Dragvoll University Campus, NTNU, Trondheim Organ replacement at Molde Cathedral 1999 The Gloger organ at Kongsberg church Stavanger cathedral has a choir organ built by the English firm N. P. Mander Inc. Information is available from the builder. Read Organist and Director of Music Børge Sandal's presentation of the historic Samuelsen organ at Våler church. |
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Maintained by Kyrre Svarva Last updated: 27. Sept. 1999
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