Ernst Julius Marx

Ernst Julius Marx
Rayuwa
Haihuwa	Ballenstedt (mul) , 28 Nuwamba, 1728
ƙasa	Jamus
Mutuwa	Berlin, 25 ga Maris, 1799
Karatu
Harsuna	Jamusanci
Sana'a
Sana'a	organ builder (en)

Ernst Julius Marx (sau da yawa Ernst Marx ; 28 ga Nuwamba 1728 a Ballenstedt, Masarautar Anhalt-Bernburg - 25 Maris 1799) muhimmin maginin gaɓar jikin Jamus ne a Berlin. Ya yi aiki a cikin al'adar Joachim Wagner .

Rayuwa

  Mahaifin George Christoph Marx ƙwararren masani ne a Ballenstedt. An yi wa Ernst Marx aiki a wurin aikin Johann Peter Migendt a Berlin tun daga shekarar 1753/55. Babu shakka ko ya rayu ya ga Joachim Wagner, wanda ya mutu a shekarar 1749. Marx ya yi aiki tare da Migendt ( a Kamfanin ) kuma ya auri 'yar'uwar matar Migendt, Maria Louisa Balke, a shekarar 1756.

Bayan mutuwar Peter Migendt a shekarar 1767, ya ci gaba da bitar shi kaɗai. Ɗaliban sun haɗa da Johann Simon Buchholz, surukinsa Johann Friedrich Falckenhagen, da ɗansa Friedrich Emanuel Marx, wanda ya karɓi bitar bayan mutuwar mahaifinsa a shekarar 1799.

Marx shi ne mafi ƙanƙanta daga cikin masu gina gaɓɓai waɗanda suka ci gaba da bin al'adar Joachim Wagner (ko da yake bai san shi da kansa ba) kuma ya ba wa ɗalibansa ta'aziyya. Ya mutu a Berlin, Masarautar Prussia yana da shekaru 70.

Jerin ayyuka (zaɓi)

Marx ya gina sassan jiki a Margraviate na Brandenburg, wasu kuma a Pomerania da Mecklenburg, kuma ya gudanar da sake ginawa da gyara. Ayyukan a Vielitz (kusan kammalawa), Falkenwalde (a da Boitzenburg), Brunne da Plötzin (wanda aka danganta), manyan sassa a Białogard (Belgard) da Eberswalde da Rostock, da kuma bayanan da aka samo a Altenkirchen (wanda a da Berlin Kattunfabrik ce), a Sophienkirche Berlin da kuma a Strausberg . Gaɓoɓin da ba sa wanzuwa ko kuma waɗanda aka adana su a ƙananan sassa kawai an saita su da rubutun harafi.

Year	Location	Church	Picture	Manual	Casing	Notes
1753–1755	Berlin	Schlosskirche		II/P	22	Amalienorgel, co-built for Johann Peter Migendt, 1767 in the Palais Unter den Linden, 1788 in the Schlosskirche Buch, since 1956 in Pfarrkirche Zur Frohen Botschaft in Karlshorst. → Organ
1761	Stettin	St. Nikolai		II/P	26	Contract concluded together with Johann Peter Migendt, burnt with church in 1811.
1761	Plötzin	Village church		I/P	13	Presumed authorship, also possible Gottlieb Scholtze; preserved.
1766	Altwriezen	Village church		I/P	19	with parts of the Wagner organs from 1735, some transmission stops, removed at the latest in 1973 when the church was demolished.
1769–1770	Boitzenburg	Pfarrkirche St. Marien auf dem Berge				Relocated to Falkenwalde in 1851 by Buchholz; preserved
1773	Berlin	St. Hedwig		II/P	16 (10)	Replaced in 1801.
1773–1774	Strausberg	St. Marien		II/P	28	for 1430 Taler, with 1451 pipes, replaced in 1929 by Sauer organ in the previous facade, 2015 restoration by Scheffler → Current organ.
1775	Belgard, heute Białogard, Pommern	Marienkirche				Extended by Felix Grüneberg in 1912 to III/P, 43; preserved
1775	Berlin-Friedrichstadt	Dreifaltigkeitskirche		III/P	39	rebuilt, destroyed in 1943
1776	Berlin-Friedrichstadt	Vernezobresches Palais, später Prinz-Albrecht-Palais		II/P	31	For Anna Amalia, Abbess of Quedlinburg, then in Reformed Church Frankfurt (Oder), destroyed
(ca. 1773/1777?)	Berlin	Kattunfabrik von Christian Ermeler		II/P		Year of construction unknown; 1798 nach Altenkirchen moved by Christian Erdmann Kindten, replaced in 1875, facade and stop Quintaton 8' preserved → current organl.
1777	Frankfurt (Oder)	Friedenskirche		II/P	28	Replaced in 1881
1777	Friedrichsfelde bei Berlin	Dorfkirche				Moved to Eggersdorf in 1890, replaced there in 1937.
1781–1783	Eberswalde	Maria-Magdalenen-Kirche				Rebuilt and extended several times to II/P, 27, new casing, parts preserved.
1787	Potsdam	Französisch Reformierte Kirche				Not preserved
1789	Vielitz	Village church		I/p	6	The front pipes were handed over in 1917, in 2011 extensive restoration by Rühle with reconstructed front pipes and historical tuning; almost completely preserved.
1790	Berlin	Sophienkirche				Casing partially preserved.
1791–1793	Rostock	St. Mary's Church		IV/P	64	Largest organ by Marx, in façade by Paul Schmidt from 1770, repaired several times, extended in 1938 by Sauer to IV/P, 83, about 30 stops and the windchests preserved → History of the organ.
1796	Brunne	Dorfkirche		I/P	9	Repaired by Friedrich Hermann Lütkemüller in 1865, by Hollenbach in 1893, front pipes handed over in 1917, new front pipes by Schuke in 1924/1925, restored by the Karl Schuke Berliner Orgelbauwerkstatt in 1997.
1799	Cottbus	Oberkirche				Last known organ, no preserved.