Rheinau (ZH), ehem. Klosterkirche, Choir organ

The organ case of 1710 forms the symmetrical counterpart to the grave of the iroscottish missionary St Fintan, founder of Rheinau abbey, therefore often called a "sarcophagus organ". It is another remarkable example of the specific formative intentions manifest in the baroque choir organs of the Alpine and pre-Alpine regions.In Speisegger's specification the consequent division into single ranks (the usual „Sesquialtera“ only created be pulling both the thirds rank with another rank of fifths) and the appreciation of an undulating stop even with this reduced number of stops are particularly remarkable.