Bad Sobernheim, Renania-Palatinado, Evangelische Kirche St. Matthäus, chiesa di Matteo apostolo ed evangelista, Iglesia de Mateo el Evangelista, l’Église de Matthieu (apôtre), church of Saint Matthew, Mateusz Ewangelista (Kirchstraße)

Saint Matthias (Bad Sobernheim)

Bad-Sobernheim view-north-east

The Protestant parish church of Saint Matthias is a listed church building in Bad Sobernheim.

History

The previous church was consecrated in 976 by Archbishop Willigis. From this one stems the tower in the northwest of the choir. Its first floor and the entrance are new. The church is a three-aisled late Gothic church from the 15th century. It consists of four rib-vaulted bays on octagonal pillars. The early Gothic choir was first built, then in 1482 the nave. The main entrance is constructed like a hall, the vestry added to the south. From 1959-1969 followed extensive restauration and securing works.

Equipment

Georg Meistermann - tracery windows

Altarcanopy capitals (Altarbaldachinkapitelle) with representation of angels and murals from the building time

At the pillars attached figures

Various fragments of mural paintings

Grave stones from the 15th-17th Century

Organ

Stumm organ

The organ stems from 1739 and is essentially, after a restoration from 2003 to 2005 by the company Müller, left in the original. It was made by Johann Michael Stumm. It has 25 stops on two manuals and pedal. The disposition is as follows:

I Rückpositiv C, D-c3

1 Gedact 8'

2 Solicinal 8 'D

3 Principal 4'

4 Rohrflöth 4'

5 Octav 2'

Quint 6 11/2'

7 mixture III

8 Cromhorn 8'

9 Vox humana 8'

Tremulant

II Hauptwerk C, D-c3

10 Gedact 16'

11 Principal 8'

12 Gedact 8'

13 Violdigamb 8'

14 Octav 4'

15 Flöth 4'

16 Solicinal 4'

17 Quint 3'

18 Superoctav 2'

19, third 13/5'

20 mixture IV

21 Cornett IV

22 Trumpet 8 'B/D

Pedal C, D g0

23 subwoofer 16'

24 Principal Bass 8'

25 Posaun Bass 16'

Couplers: I/II, II/P

Accessories:

de.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Matthias_(Bad_Sobernheim)

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