Friederich Stellwagen (baptized 7 February 1603 – buried 2 March 1660) was a pipe organ builder active in the region of northeast Germany between Hamburg...

wagen ("wagon"). The name may refer to: Daniël Stellwagen (born 1987), Dutch chess player Friederich Stellwagen (1603–1660), German organ builder Dictionary...

added a chest division with a third manual. From 1637 to 1641, Friederich Stellwagen carried out a number of modifications. Otto Diedrich Richborn [de]...

February 2 – Louise de Bourbon, French noble (d. 1637) February 7 – Friederich Stellwagen, German organ builder (d. 1660) February 12 – Friedrich Wilhelm...

February 2 – Louise de Bourbon, French noble (d. 1637) February 7 – Friederich Stellwagen, German organ builder (d. 1660) February 12 – Friedrich Wilhelm...

1710) Johann Joseph Fux, composer (died 1741) March 2 (buried) – Friederich Stellwagen, organ builder (born 1603) date unknown Johann Klemm, German organist...

in 1680; Walcha also used the Stellwagen Organ in St Jacob Church in Lübeck (built in 1636–37 by Friederich Stellwagen by extending the previous ca. 1480...

Rückpositiv and Brustwerk sections of the organ were recreated from the Friederich Stellwagen organ located in the Jakobikirche church in Lubeck. The four Brustpedal...

established his workshop in Copenhagen. There were family ties to Friederich Stellwagen, as he married Fritzsche's sister Theodora. His son-in-law Hans...

of the poet Johann Rist. His pupils (and later sons-in-law) were Friederich Stellwagen and Tobias Brunner. Fritzsche stood on the threshold from the Renaissance...

organ was replaced by a new organ built by Hans Stellwagen, rebuilt in 1670 and repaired by Johann Friederich Besser. In 1720, according to Johann Mattheson...