Emil Hammer Orgelbau
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UnclaimedGerman organ-building workshop in Hannover with a tradition dating back to 1838.
Last updated September 16, 2026
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Overview
Emil Hammer Orgelbau is an organ-building workshop based in Hannover, Germany. Its website presents a tradition reaching back to 1838, tracing the lineage Ph. Furtwängler (1838), Furtwängler & Hammer (1883), and Emil Hammer (1937). The workshop describes itself as engaged in organ building and restoration, and states that the varied instruments built since 1838 by Ph. Furtwängler, Furtwängler & Hammer, and Emil Hammer form a body of work distinguished by different styles as well as construction and tonal characters.
History
The workshop's website traces its tradition through three names: Ph. Furtwängler in 1838, Furtwängler & Hammer in 1883, and Emil Hammer in 1937. It states that the varied instruments built since 1838 by Ph. Furtwängler, Furtwängler & Hammer, and Emil Hammer form a body of work distinguished by different styles as well as construction and tonal characters. The site presents the workshop under the motto 'Tradition und Verlässlichkeit seit 1838' and describes its activity as organ building and restoration.
Products and positioning
Tradition und Verlässlichkeit seit 1838 (tradition and reliability since 1838)
Product categories. Orgeln (pipe organs) · Orgelrestaurierung (organ restoration)
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