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Most valuable organs When people gather to express their faith through music, there is only one instrument which can create the original, eternal, spiritual sound – the organ. As the central instrument of religious life in the majority of religious structures, the organ has a special role. The magical sound of organ music always has been and always will be the embodiment of the praise of God. The sound of the organ fills the space like a wave of symphonic strength felt everywhere. Interesting information is also the identity of the protector of music; St. Cecilia playing the positive organ and David playing the harp, are a common detail on organs and the interior of churches in the County. The tradition considered David as author of psalms and he is listed among the most frequent personalities in Christian iconography. Saint Cecilia (Lat. Caecilia) – according to the popular legend, Cecilia was a daughter of a Roman patrician (3rd ct.) who raised her as a Christian. It was considered that Cecilia was so close to heaven during her lifetime that she could hear angels sing. People told that she could play every instrument, but that special talent of hers was not sufficient for her to express all the abundance of heavenly melodies that was swelling inside her soul. So she invented the organ and dedicated it to liturgy. For that reason, Saint Cecilia is honored as the protector of music and musicians. She appears in paintings listening to music, singing or playing an instrument, and her particular distinction is the organ. The first Croatian ¬workshop of the organ, harmony and piano was established in 1849 under the name “Heferer Organs”. The Faulend – Heferer workshop in cooperation with the Zagreb Concert Direction organizes the “Festival of Restored Instruments” in the summer season on restored organs from various cultural instrumental eras. Church of St. John the Evangelist Cerje Organ with 1 manual and pedal by the Heferer company, built in 1893. Good quality work by the domestic workshop, and well preserved. Information: Church, Cerje, Tel. Chapel of the Blessed Virgin Mary Dol The organ has six registers, no pedals, has a mechanical system with tracking action, and was created by the Celje master Antun Scholz in about 1782. The instrument was successfully restored in the Heferer workshop, and with its exceptional Rococo casing is one of the most beautiful organ units from the 18th ct. Information: Chapel, Dol Tel. Oršić Castle, Chapel of St. Joseph Gornja Bistra Organ with 5 registers and a mechanical system and tracker action has been preserved in the court chapel of the 18th ct. Oršić Castle. The organ represents a true Gesamtkunswerk quality instrument and a masterfully etched Rococo case. It was built by Antun Scholtz in about 1780. Information: Chapel, Gornja Bistra, Tel. Parish Church of the Lady of Snow Dubranec Mechanical organ, earlier with 18 registers is the work of the Zagreb company Heferer from 1883, it was completely destroyed in the Second World War and looted in the end. The case, though damaged, was preserved completely, and was designed by Herman Bollé. Information: Church, Dubranec, Tel. Church of St. Peter the Apostle Ivanić Grad Organ with 14 registers, 2 manuals and pedal. It was built in 1909 by Antonin Molzer from Kutne Hore. The organ is characterized by the beautiful sound of strong Romantic softness. This is a high line factory made product. It has been preserved. Information: Church, Ivanić Grad, Tel. Church of St. Nicholas Jastrebarsko Organ by the Heferer company from 1894 was built with 12 registers, 2 manuals and pedal. The organ is a valuable work of domestic masters and is well preserved. Information: Church, Jastrebarsko Tel. Franciscan Monastery Jastrebarsko Organ with 7 registers, 1 manual and pedal was built by Josip Brandt in 1912. Information: Monastery, Jastrebarsko, Tel. Parish Church of the Holy Trinity Moravče (area of the City of Zagreb, bordering with Zagreb County) Pneumatic organ with 14 registers, 2 manuals and pedal is the 173rd opus of the Zagreb company Heferer. It was built in 1899 and represents a high quality work with a lovely rich sound. Information: Church, Moravče, Tel. Parish Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary Kloštar Ivanić Organ is a large instrument with a mechanical system with wooden abstracts, two manuals and pedal, the work of the well known Zagreb master from the 19th ct. Pavao Pump. In Croatia, this organ represents one of the greatest works from the Biedermeier period. It was restored in 1988. Information: Church, Kloštar Ivanić, Tel. Church of Rising of St. Cross Kravarsko Organ with 8 registers, manual and pedal was the 258th opus of the Heferer company in 1965. This is a new modern organ, with very good sound, and has been well maintained. Information: Church, Kravarsko, Tel. Church of St. Martin Dugo Selo Organ with 8 registers, 1 manual and pedal was built by the company Heferer around 1900. In 1958, the organ received new details and a pneumatic register. The instrument is in use. Information: Church, Dugo Selo Tel. Parish Church of St. Barbara Rude Mechanical organ on the choir with 6 registers were built in 1913, restored and redone in 1967. This work of Antonio Melzer is nowadays still used. Parish Church of the Procession of Mary Marija Gorica Organ with 14 registers, two manuals and pedal, with a mechanical system is the work of I. J. Eisle from 1759. The original organ was preserved and is a rare example of the artistically and historically valued instrument in northern Croatia. Situated in a colossal case, with its original paint, this organ is of exceptional artistic value and together with the organs from Lepoglava and Čazma, represent the highest achievement in our organ-making of the 18th ct. Information: Church, Marija Gorica Tel. Franciscan Church of St. Mary Samobor Organ with 16 registers, two manuals and pedal, with a mechanical system and tracker action. Master Antun Weiner left the description of himself as the builder and the date of it creation as 1738. He was educated in Graz, in the workshop of well-known master K. Mittereitter. Apart from the Paulist organ in Lepoglava, Weiner’s piece is the most significant instrument in northern Croatia, one of the few from the first half of the 18th ct. which has been preserved, virtually in its original conditions, and with an excellent phonetic quality. The case is also a masterpiece. It was made from one block of wood and built into the choir railing. Information: Crkva, Samobor Tel. Church of St. Nicholas Donja Zelina Organ with 8 registers, 1 manual and pedal was built by Josip Brandtl from Maribor in 1908. The instrument was neglected and is out of use. Information: Church, Donja Zelina Tel. Parish Church of St. Peter and Paul Veleševec Mechanical organ system with 12 registers, two manuals and pedal are the work of Michael Heferer, and was built in 1874. The organ is an interesting accomplishment by local masters. It also deserves to be noted as the earliest piece by the founder of the Heferer company and as the largest organ to be built in Croatia at that time. Information: Church, Veleševec Tel. Parish Church of St. Leonard Kotari In the Diarium monastery, we learned that the organ was obtained in 1742, without reference to the builder or place of origin. The instrument is a work of late Baroque art of great historical and museum value. The organ has a mechanical system with tracker action, 7 registers and one manual. The organ is especially interesting in the aspect of the musical system considering the Mixtura register, in which Croatia has no analogy. The case of the organ is one of the most valuable creations of wood engraving in Croatia. The organ was restored by the Faulend-Heferer company in 1992. Information: Church, Kotari Tel. Parish church of St. Martin Sveti Martin pod Okićem The organ was for the first time mentioned in 1745, and today’s organ comes form 1886 and makes part of the Heferer work. It has 8 registers, 1 manuals and pedal and it was restored several times. The organ was electrified and is still used today often serving as the instrument of concerts. Information: Church, Sveti Martin pod Okićem, Tel. Internet: www.zupa-svetimartin.hr Church of the Holy Trinity Krašić The organ was built in 1892 by Mijo Heferer. The instrument has 8 registers, 1 manual and pedal is a successful creation of the prominent Zagreb company. Information: Church, Krašić Tel. Church of the Procession of the Blessed Virgin Mary Vukovina This pneumatic organ with 13 registers, two manuals and pedal was built by the Maribor master Josip Brandl in 1904. It was restored and electrified by Fathers Gabrijel Posavec and Velimir Kostrevec from Ivanić Grad, and as such it was first played on 30 September 2001. Information: Church, Vukovina Tel.
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Najvrjednije orgulje Kada se narod okupi da kroz glazbu izrazi svoju vjeru, postoji samo jedan instrument koji može proizvesti iskonski, vječiti, produhovljeni zvuk – taj instrument su orgulje. Kao centralni instrument religijskog života u većini sakralnih građevina orguljama je pridodana važna uloga. Magični zvuk orguljaške glazbe uvijek je bio i uvijek će biti utjelovljenje slavljenja Boga. Zvuk orgulja razliježe se prostorijom poput vala simfonijske snage kojeg osjećate posvuda. Interesantan podatak je i identitet zaštitnika glazbe; Sv. Cecilija na pozitivu i David na harfi, česti su detalj na orguljama i interijeru crkava u Županiji. Tradicija je smatrala Davida za autora psalama te se on ubraja među najučestalije likove u kršćanskoj ikonografiji. Sveta Cecilija (lat. Caecilia) – prema pučkoj legendi, Cecilija je bila kći rimskog patricija (III st.) koji ju je odgajao kao kršćanku. Smatralo se da je Cecilija za svog života bila toliko bliska nebu da je mogla čuti anđeosko pjevanje, govorilo se da ona može svirati na svakom glazbalu, no taj osobiti dar joj nije bio dostatan da izrazi svu bujicu nebeskih napjeva koja je ključala u njenoj duši. Stoga je ona izumila orgulje i posvetila ih za bogoslužje. Zato se Sveta Cecilija časti kao zaštitnica glazbe i glazbenika. Na slikama se pojavljuje slušajući glazbu, pjevajući ili svirajući na kakvu glazbalu, a posebna su joj oznaka orgulje. Prva hrvatska radionica orgulja, harmonija i glasovira utemeljena je 1849. g. pod nazivom “Orgulje Heferer“. Radionica Faulend – Heferer u suradnji s Koncertnom direkcijom Zagreb tijekom ljetne sezone organizira «Festival obnovljenih instrumenata» na restauriranim orguljama iz raznih kulturoloških epoha instrumenata. Crkva Sv. Ivana evanđeliste Cerje Orgulje s 1 manualom i pedalom tvrtke Heferer građene su 1893. g. Kvalitetan rad domaće radionice, dobro izvorno sačuvan. Informacije: Crkva, Cerje, Tel. Kapela BD Marije – Dol Dol Pozitiv ima šest registara, bez pedala, probodne je mehanike, a izgradio ga je celjski majstor Antun Scholz oko 1782. g. Instrument je uspješno restauriran u radionici Heferer, a s izvanrednim rokoko kućištem tvori jednu od najljepših organoloških cjelina 18. st. Informacije: Kapela, Dol Tel. Dvorac Oršić, Kapela Sv. Josipa, Gornja Bistra Gornja Bistra U dvorskoj kapeli iz 18. st. u dvorcu Oršić do danas se sačuvao pozitiv koji ima 5 registara mehaničkog sustava na probod te u cijelosti predstavlja pravi Gesamtkunst-werk kvalitetnog instrumenta i majstorski rezbarenog rokoko kućišta. Izradio ga je Antun Scholz oko 1780. g. Instrument je izvan upotrebe. Informacije: Kapela, Gornja Bistra, Tel. Župna crkva Gospe Sniježne Dubranec Mehaničke orgulje, ranije s oko 18 registara rad su zagrebačke tvrtke Heferer iz 1883. g. U drugom svjetskom ratu potpuno su uništene, a kasnije do kraja opljačkane. Njihovo kućište se iako oštećeno u cjelini sačuvalo, njegov projektant bio je Herman Bollé. Informacije: Crkva, Dubranec, Tel. Crkva Sv. Petra apostola – Ivanić Grad Ivanić Grad Orgulje s 14 registara, 2 manuala i s pedalom. Gradio ih je 1909. g. Antonin Mölzer iz Kutne Hore. Orgulje karakterizira lijepa zvučnost snažne romantične mekoće. To je tvornički produkt bolje serije. Očuvane su i uređivane. Informacije: Crkva, Ivanić Grad, Tel. Crkva Sv. Nikole – Jastrebarsko Jastrebarsko Orgulje tvrtke Heferer iz 1894. g. građene su s 12 registara, 2 manuala i s pedalom. Orgulje su uspjelo i vrijedno djelo domaćih graditelja, dobro sačuvane. Informacije: Crkva, Jastrebarsko Tel. Franjevački samostan – Jastrebarsko Jastrebarsko Orgulje sa 7 registara, 1 manualom i pedalom izgradio je Josip Brandl 1912. g. Informacije: Samostan, Jastrebarsko, Tel. Župna crkva Sv. Trojstva – Moravče Moravče (područje Grada Zagreba, na granici sa Županijom) Pneumatske orgulje s 14 registara, 2 manuala i pedalom 173. su opus zagrebačke tvrtke Heferer. Građene su 1899. g. i predstavljaju kvalitetno djelo lijepa i bogata zvuka. Informacije: Crkva, Moravče, Tel. Župna crkva Uznesenja B.D. Marije – Kloštar Ivanić Kloštar Ivanić Orgulje su veći instrument mehaničkog sistema s drvenim apstraktima, s dva manuala i pedalom, djelo poznatog zagrebačkog graditelja iz 19. st. Pavla Pumppa. U Hrvatskoj predstavljaju jedno od najvećih djela iz doba bidermajera. Obnovljene su 1988. godine. Informacije: Crkva, Kloštar Ivanić, Tel. Crkva Uzvišenja Sv. Križa – Kravarsko Kravarsko Orgulje s 8 registara, manualom i pedalom op. su 258, tvrtke Heferer iz 1965. g. To su nove, moderne orgulje, vrlo dobra zvuka, održavane. Informacije: Crkva, Kravarsko, Tel. Crkva Sv. Martina – Dugo Selo Dugo Selo Orgulje s 8 registara, 1 manualom i pedalom gradila je tvrtka Heferer oko 1900. g. Novi prospekt orgulje su dobile 1958. g., registracija je pneumatska. Instrument je u upotrebi. Informacije: Crkva, Dugo Selo Tel. Župna crkva Sv. Barbare – Rude Rude Na koru su mehaničke orgulje sa 6 registara, sagrađene 1913. g., a restaurirane i preuređene 1967. g. Ubrajaju se u opus Antonia Melzerate su i danas u upotrebi. Župna crkva Pohoda B. Marije – Marija Gorica Marija Gorica Orgulje s 14 registara, dva manuala i pedalom mehaničkog sustava potpisano su djelo I. Eisla iz 1759. g. Originalno su očuvane u svim svojim dijelovima i rijedak su primjer umjetnički i povijesno vrijednog instrumenta u sjevernoj Hrvatskoj, i danas u upotrebi. Smještene su u kolosalnom kućištu, još originalno bojenom, izuzetnih likovnih vrijednosti te uz primjere iz Lepoglave i Čazme, znače najviše domete našeg orguljarstva 18. st. Informacije: Crkva, Marija Gorica Tel. Franjevačka crkva B. Marije – Samobor Samobor Orgulje imaju 16 registara, dva manuala i pedal, mehaničkog su sistema s povlačnicama. Majstor Antun Weiner ostavio je zapis o sebi kao graditelju i naveo 1738. g. kao vrijeme gradnje. Njegovo školovanje odvijalo se u Grazu, u radionici poznatog graditelja K. Mittereittera. Poslije pavlinskih orgulja u Lepoglavi, Weinerovo djelo je najvažniji glazbeni instrument u gornjoj Hrvatskoj, jedan od malobrojnih iz prve polovice 18. st. Očuvan, gotovo u izvornom stanju, odličnih je foničkih kvaliteta. I kućište je majstorsko djelo stare stolarije. Komponirano je u jedinstvenom bloku, zajedno s pozitivom i ugrađeno u korsku ogradu. Informacije: Crkva, Samobor Tel. Crkva Sv. Nikole – Donja Zelina Donja Zelina Orgulje s 8 registara, 1 manualom i pedalom gradio je Josip Brandl iz Maribora 1908. g. Instrument je zapušten i izvan upotrebe. Informacije: Crkva, Donja Zelina Tel. Župna crkva Sv. Petra i Pavla Veleševec Orgulje mehaničkog sustava s 12 registara, dva manuala i pedalom potpisano su djelo Mihaela Heferera, građene 1874. g. Organološki i likovno gledano, zanimljivo su ostvarenje domaćih majstora. Dapače, zaslužuju pažnju kao najranije djelo utemeljitelja domaće tvrtke Heferer i kao najveće orgulje tih godina sagrađene u Hrvatskoj. Informacije: Crkva, Veleševec Tel. Župna crkva Sv. Leonarda Kotari Iz samostanskog Diariuma doznaje se da je pozitiv nabavljen 1742. g. bez navoda autora i mjesta odakle je dopremljen. Instrument je djelo kasnobarokne umjetnosti velike povijesne i muzejske vrijednosti. Pozitiv je mehaničkog sustava s povlačnicama na probod, ima sedam registara i jedan manual. Pozitiv je posebno zanimljiv u pogledu glazbenog sastava s obzirom na registar Mixturu, kojoj u Hrvatskoj nema analogija. Kućište pozitiva jedno je od najdragocjenijih ostvarenja drvorezbarstva u Hrvatskoj. Pozitiv je restaurirala tvrtka Faulend-Heferer 1992. g. Informacije: Crkva, Kotari Tel. Župna crkva Sv. Martina Sveti Martin pod Okićem Orgulje se prvi put spominju 1745. g., a ove današnje potječu iz 1886. g. i ubrajaju se u opus djela tvrtke Heferer. Imaju 6 registara, 1 manual i pedal, i nekoliko su puta restaurirane. Orgulje su elektrificirane te su i danas u uporabi, a često služe i kao pratnja koncertima. Informacije: Crkva, Sveti Martin pod Okićem, Tel. Web: www.zupa-svetimartin.hr Crkva Presvetog Trojstva Krašić Orgulje je 1892. g. gradio Mijo Heferer. Instrument s 8 registara, 1 manualom i pedalom uspjelo je ostvarenje ugledne zagrebačke tvrtke. Informacije: Crkva, Krašić Tel. Crkva Pohoda B. Marije Vukovina Pneumatske orgulje s 13 registara, dva manuala i pedalom izradio je mariborski majstor Josip Brandl 1904. g. Restauriraciju i elektrifikaciju izvršili su fra Gabrijel Posavec i Velimir Kostrevec iz Ivanić Grada, te je kolaudacija bila 30. rujna 2001. g. Informacije: Crkva, Vukovina Tel.