Vilnius
Evangelical Lutheran Cemetery Chapel
| Master | Date | Instrument | Action |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alexander Tiedemann | 1853–1854 | 1 manual, 7 stops | mechanical |
Chapel and organ not survived.
In 24 November 1853 Vilnius Lutheran parish and organ master Alexander Tiedemann agreed a contract for new organ building. The contract states: organ manufactured according to the sketch, 7 stops (detailed stoplist), painted in white oil paint, gilded star and rosettes, organ height 11 feet [~3,35 m], width 8 feet [~2,44 m], console on the right of organ, completed by 1 April 1854 and paid 220 silver rubles [1].
[1] Book of contracts of Vilnius Lutheran parish, LVIA, f. 1008, ap. 1, b. 271, l. 64–64v.; Vladas Drėma. Vilniaus bažnyčios. Vilnius, 2008, p. 541.
Stoplist
Stoplist in the contract, 24 November 1853.