Organy w kościołach dekanatu radomskiego i jedlińskiego w XIX wieku

Abstract

There were 33 churches in the territory of the Radom and Jedlińsk districts in the XIXth century. Only in of them i. e. in the church of the Holy Trinity in Radom was there no organ. In one the remaining 32 churches there was at least one organ, more often two or three or even four instruments. The archival sources supply us with information concerning 57 organs of the churches of the Radom and Jedlińsk districts in the XIXth century. They were usually instruments of 6 to 8 voices. The biggest organ was in the church of the Bernardine Fathers in Radom, it had 16 voices. The smallest organ was in the church of Gęsawy - only 3 voices. Today in the above mentioned region there remains only one XVIII th century organ and eight XIXth century organs: in Błotnica – a 15 voice organ with two keyboards made by Jan Szymański in 1896; in Bukowno – a 5 voice positive made in 1895 by Jan Szymański; in Jasionna – a 6 voice positive made by Leopold Blomberg in 1870; in Radom, in the Evangellcal-Augsburg church – an 8 voice organ with pedal, made by Gottfried Riemer in 1877; in Radzanów – a 7 voice positive made by Stanisław Przybyłowicz in 1876; in Skaryszew – a 12 voice organ with pedal, made by Ignacy Karczewski in 1886; in Wierzbica – a 10 voice organ with pedal, made by Ignacy Karczewski in 1878; in Wsola – a 9 voice organ with pedal, mady by Ignacy Karczewski in 1887; in Zakrzew – a 9 voice positive made by an unknown organ master in 1787.