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Joseph Gabler

1700–1771 · 18th century

Joseph Gabler was a German organ builder from Ochsenhausen in upper Swabia. After building an organ for the abbey church of his home town, he created his most famous instrument, the great organ of Weingarten Abbey, completed in 1750 with more than 6,000 pipes. His organs are counted among the outstanding baroque instruments of southern Germany.

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Imperial Abbey of Ochsenhausen

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