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Rieger
Orgelbau
is
an
Austrian
firm
of
organ
builders,
founded
by
Franz
Rieger
(1812-1886).
His
sons
Otto
(1847-
1903)
and
Gustav
(1848-1905)
and
his
grandson
Otto
(1880-1920)
followed
their
(grand)father.
After
Otto’s
death
in
10920,
his
school
friend
Josef
von
Glatter-Götz
took
over
the
firm
and
started
a
new
dynasty
with
his
sons
Egon
(1911-1940)
and
Josef
(1914-May
1989).
At
the
end
of
World
War
II,
the
firm
was
nationalised
by
the
Czech
government
and
merged
with
another
workshop
as
Rieger-
Kloss.
Josef
von
Glatter-Götz
father
and
son
and
workers
of
the
original
firm
moved
to
Austria
and
founded
a
new
workshop
in
1946
as
"Rieger
Orgelbau".
Josef
Glatter-Götz,
Jr.'s
three
sons
Caspar
(*1945),
Raimund
(*1948)
and
Christoph
(*1951)
followed
him
into
the
family
business.
The
later
was
managing
director
from
1977
until
his
retirement
in
2003.
President
and
owner
of
Rieger-
Orgelbau
GmbH
since
2003
is
Wendelin
Eberle,
who
entered
the
firm
as
apprentice
in
1978.
This
firm
does
not
aim
to
copy
any
specific
style,
but
rather
tries
to
create
a
new
tradition
which
allows
the
interpretation
of
the
full
range of organ repertoire.
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Rieger
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Rieger Orgelbau is an Austrian firm of organ builders,
founded by Franz Rieger (1812-1886). His sons Otto (1847-
1903) and Gustav (1848-1905) and his grandson Otto (1880-
1920) followed their (grand)father. After Otto’s death in
10920, his school friend Josef von Glatter-Götz took over the
firm and started a new dynasty with his sons Egon (1911-
1940) and Josef (1914-May 1989). At the end of World War II,
the firm was nationalised by the Czech government and
merged with another workshop as Rieger-Kloss. Josef von
Glatter-Götz father and son and workers of the original firm
moved to Austria and founded a new workshop in 1946 as
"Rieger Orgelbau". Josef Glatter-Götz, Jr.'s three sons Caspar
(*1945), Raimund (*1948) and Christoph (*1951) followed him
into the family business. The later was managing director
from 1977 until his retirement in 2003. President and owner
of Rieger-Orgelbau GmbH since 2003 is Wendelin Eberle, who
entered the firm as apprentice in 1978. This firm does not aim
to copy any specific style, but rather tries to create a new
tradition which allows the interpretation of the full range of
organ repertoire.
Philharmonie (2016)
