For comprehensive information about organ masters that had built organs in the territory of Lithuania see: monograph by Girėnas Povilionis, The Late Baroque Organ Building Art in the Grand Duchy of Lithuania, 2013, Chapter 1 Origins and formation of Vilnius Late Baroque Organ Building School, pp. 14–73.
The catalogue of organ masters presents the biographical data and table of organs (the absence of information is indicated N/D).
| Place | Building | Date | Instrument data | Type of work | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| town, country | church, other | 1740 | manuals / pedals / number of stops / range / portative / etc. | new/ rebuilding / repair / etc. | survived / non-survived / survived only facade / etc. |
The column on the left provides the alphabetical list of organ masters. The table bellow provides the chronological list (dates of birth/death/mention).
| 1500– Tychota Jan (mentioned in 1504) Neidenbergas Urbonas (mentioned in 1534) Koppelmann Johann (mentioned in 1583–1596/8) 1600– Friese Merten (mentioned in 1616–1639/47) Wendt Mauritius (mentioned in 1618) Kragolius Cornelius (mentioned in 1640–1648) Grolnig Andrzej (mentioned in 1652) Wołyński Stanisław (mentioned in 1658) Lorens (mentioned in 1663–1669) Lochman Andreas (mentioned in 1665) Wasilewski Stephanus (mentioned in 1665–1677) Kielski Joannes (mentioned in 1668) Wendt Marcus (mentioned in 1669–1688) Wendt Jan (mentioned in 1692–1694) Witkowski (mentioned in 1699) 1700– Zelle Gerhardt Arendt (?–1761) Scheel Joachim Friedrich (17??–1782) Antoni (mentioned in ~1700) Łapinski Klemens (mentioned in ~1700) Budard (mentioned in 1702) Pokłowski Bartłomiej (mentioned in 1705–1716) Jurewicz Joannes Casimirus (mentioned in 1708) Łowżański (mentioned in 1708–1713) Golander Johann (mentioned in 1712–1742) Casparini Adam Gottlob (1715–1788) Tarkiewicz Dominik (mentioned in 1715–1716) Guldynski Oreneusz (mentioned in 1716) Froelich Paul (1720–1775) Jantzon Nicolaus (1720–1791/1793) Preuss Johann (1722–1798) Ungefug Johann Christoph (~1725–1788) Olszynski Józef (mentioned in 1730–1740) Zelle Michael (1738–after 1789) Zelle Paulus Gerardus (1740–after 1787) Tiedemann Theodor (Sr.) (~1743–po 1806) Wróblewski (1744–1818) Pantzner Johann Michael (mentioned in 1752–1759) Scheel Johann Friedrich (1754–1808) Klimowicz Ludwik Jozef (mentioned in 1758–1794) Griese Jacob Philipp (1762–after 1798) Drygalski Mateusz (mentioned in 1763–1765) Jantzon Friedrich Samuel (1764–~1816) Bliefferdt Christoph Friedrich (mentioned in 1766) Żukowski Szymon (b. 1771, mentioned in 1800) Falkowski Zebedeusz (1778–1836) Kowalski Józef (1782–18??) Herbatowski (mentioned in 1785) Neppert Georg Adam (mentioned in 1785–1840) Harff Heinrich (mentioned in 1787) Pawłowski Jan (mentioned in 1787–1821) Raczkowski Mateusz (mentioned in 1787–1803) Sidorowicz Bazili (mentioned in 1787–1797) Sztemberk (mentioned in 1788–1790) Michniewicz Modest (1789–1866) Bohdanowicz Jakub (mentioned in 1794) Bortkiewicz Karol (mentioned in 1795) Szulki Antoni (mentioned in 1795) |
1800– Astrauskas Jurgis (18??-19??) Woyciullewicz Józef (mentioned in 1806–1821) Dreynowski Tomas Francisk (mentioned in 1809) Christien Johann Christoph (mentioned in 1810–1839) Abramowicz Tadeusz (mentioned in 1815) Hurinowicz Antoni (mentioned in 1817–1835) Gimbut Feliks (mentioned in 1820) Blomberg Leopold (1831–1900) Bielawski Jan (mentioned in 1835–1860) Gawryllowicz M. (mentioned in 1835–1852) Tiedemann Johann Theodor (mentioned in 1837–1839) Tiedemann Theodor (Jr.) (mentioned in 1837–1844) Tiedemann Alexander (mentioned in 1844–1853) Tiedemann Franz (mentioned in 1844–1867) Sztrampler Fridrik Karol (mentioned in 1848) Blomberg Andrzej (1857–1911) Garalevičius Jonas (1871–1943) Biernacki Wacław (1878–1954) 1900– Biernacki Dominik (1st half of the 20th c.) |