Klais Organ of Szikszó (Hungary) from Frankfurt v.2

The population is 5,988 people. Szikszo one of the poorest town in the poorest counties in a poor country. The unemployment rate is high and people struggling with problems of living.  

The Catholic parish church of the Holy Trinity was built in 1780. 1852 burned down and was rebuilt in 1860. The church was totally destroyed, so in 2004 a new church was built. Only the old tower remained.
The new church was given a tremendous gift to the parish Liebfrauenkirche Frankfurt, a Klais organ. The gift of organ arrived in 2007 and been installed Zoltan Koppany organ builder  

I asked for information on the history of the Klais organ. Gesa Graumann who associate of the Klais factory wrote to me this:
"The Klais Organ opus 1093: Frankfurt, Liebfrauen. This organ was built immediately after the rebuilt of the church back in 1955. It had 41 stops on three manuals and pedals. The façade had no visible case, but (at least we think) it was one of the finest caseless facades ever built in Germany. We had been in charge for the maintenance from 1955 until 2008.Of course, the instrument was a child of its time and rather straight forward and ‘in-romantic’ in sound. The swell division was by far not the biggest in the organ and definitely not symphonic. Instruments from this post-war period are not yet old enough to be considered historic. Consequently authorities never officially thought about a restoration or sympathetic augmentation. As far as we know no serious trial was made to sell the instrument, and we assume that it went to the dumpster back in 2008."  

Fortunately the organ was not in the trash, but also to serve the glory of God as one of the best organ in Eastern Hungary. :)The organ was rebuilt on videos:1  2  3  4  5  6  

I made this sample set in 2016 and proved to be one of my most successful samples. But in the past three years, my sample-making technique has improved a lot. I thought that there was much more to this organ than I could show to me. That's why I processed the original raw sound sample again. The result can be seen here. 

The following friends helped me to make and publish the sample set (in alphabetical order): Dominique Dantand, Gérard Lefranc, Jean-Pierre Silvestre and Adrian Wheal. If something's done well, it's thanks to them.  Thank you for their work. 

I made a five manual composite from the Ziegler sample and Klais sample set.

Here is information on how to use it.