St. Marien, Lübeck

Evangelical Lutheran church in Lübeck (Germany), built between 1250 and 1350. The church is considered a prime example of Northern German brick Gothic style. Also named: Marienkirche Lübeck; St. Marien zu Lübeck. The church has two main organs: • a large 32' organ, built 1968 by Kemper & Sohn (as a successor to a historic romantic organ that existed from 1851-1942 and had been built into the historic 16th century organ case of the previous organ); • a smaller 16' organ in the northern part of the ambulatory, built in 1955 by Kemper & Sohn and replaced in 1968 by Führer Orgelbau (as a successor to the historic 'Totentanz' organ that existed from 1477-1942).