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Cathedral of Cologne

- with Winfried Bönig

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Cathedral of Cologne
Cathedral of Cologne
Cathedral of Cologne

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Cathedral of Cologne
D_Köln_Klaisorgel_C Renate Hofmann
The largest church in Germany received its main organ in 1948 from the Klais company. It is located on a gallery between the transept and the chancel and today has 94 stops. To improve the sound in the nave, a swallow’s nest organ with 53 stops suspended from steel cables was built in 1998. Finally, in 2006, two powerful high-pressure stops Tuba episcopalis 8′ and Tuba capitularis 8′ were installed above the west portal, so that today the entire organ system has 147 stops. The stop Vox balaena 64′ produces such low tones by interference of a 32′ and a fifth 21 1/3′ that they can be felt rather than heard.
Cathedral of Cologne
Winfried Bönig am Spieltisch Querhausorgel (c) Beatrice Tomasetti
Winfried Bönig has been the organist at Cologne Cathedral since 2001 and thus makes his mark on one of the most important organ positions in Germany. He has been Professor of Artistic Organ Playing and Improvisation at the Cologne University of Music since 1998. Before that, Bönig worked mainly in southern Germany. He grew up in Bamberg, sat at the cathedral organ there as a pupil at the age of 13, later studied in Munich, earned a doctorate in musicology in Augsburg and worked as a church musician in Memmingen for 14 years. Since then, he has travelled all over the world as a concert organist. www.koelner-dommusik.de/organisten
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