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Friedrich Ladegast (August 30, 1818 – June 30, 1905) was a famous German organ builder. Ladegast was born in Hochhermsdorf (now Hermsdorf), Saxony, to a carpenter and cabinet-maker. He worked first for his brother Christlieb, an organ builder at Geringswalde, and built his first two organs at the age of twenty. He then traveled as a journeyman to various workshops, including those of in Leipzig, in Borna, in Dessau, in Strasbourg, and Aristide Cavaillé-Coll in Paris. His work with Cavaillé-Coll was especially influential on his own designs; the two developed a friendship, and Ladegast introduced many technical innovations learned from Cavaillé-Coll's workshop to Germany, such as swell pedals and Barker levers.

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  • Friedrich Ladegast (* 30. August 1818 in Hochhermsdorf; † 30. Juni 1905 in Weißenfels) war ein bedeutender deutscher Orgelbauer in der zweiten Hälfte des 19. Jahrhunderts. (de)
  • Friedrich Ladegast (* 30-a de aŭgusto 1818 en Hochhermsdorf (nun Hermsdorf, urboparto de Zettlitz); † 30-a de junio 1905 en Weißenfels) estis elstara germana orgenkonstruisto en la dua duono de la 19-a jarcento. (eo)
  • Friedrich Ladegast (August 30, 1818 – June 30, 1905) was a famous German organ builder. Ladegast was born in Hochhermsdorf (now Hermsdorf), Saxony, to a carpenter and cabinet-maker. He worked first for his brother Christlieb, an organ builder at Geringswalde, and built his first two organs at the age of twenty. He then traveled as a journeyman to various workshops, including those of in Leipzig, in Borna, in Dessau, in Strasbourg, and Aristide Cavaillé-Coll in Paris. His work with Cavaillé-Coll was especially influential on his own designs; the two developed a friendship, and Ladegast introduced many technical innovations learned from Cavaillé-Coll's workshop to Germany, such as swell pedals and Barker levers. He set up his own workshop at Weißenfels in 1846, with his first commission being for a small organ in Geusa. He went on to build over 200 organs, with notable works including the reconstruction of the organ of the Merseburg Cathedral (IV/81, 1855), and building the organ of the Nikolaikirche in Leipzig (IV/84,1859–62). His largest instrument was for Schwerin Cathedral (IV/84, 1870–71). His son, , took over his firm in 1898. (en)
  • Friedrich Ladegast (30 août 1818 — 30 juin 1905) est un facteur d'orgue allemand. (fr)
  • Friedrich Ladegast (ur. 30 sierpnia 1818 w Hermsdorf, obecnie dzielnica Zettlitz, zm. 30 czerwca 1905 w Weißenfels), niemiecki organmistrz. Wraz ze swym synem Oskarem (ur. 1859, zm. 1944) posiadał w Weißenfels znany warsztat. Najbardziej znane dzieła, spośród 156 udokumentowanych, to organy w katedrze w Merseburgu (budowane 1853—1855), kościele św. Mikołaja w Lipsku (1858–1862), jak również w katedrach w Schwerinie (1871), Tallinnie (1878) i słynnej sali koncertowej Musikverein (1872) w Wiedniu. W Polsce można zobaczyć organy Ladegasta i posłuchać ich wyjątkowego brzmienia w kościele farnym w Poznaniu oraz w Kościele św. Jakuba Większego Apostoła w poznańskiej Głuszynie (1883-1884). (pl)
  • Фридрих Ладегаст (30 августа 1818, Хермсдорф (ныне Цетлиц, район Средняя Саксония, земля Саксония, Германия) — 30 июня 1905, Вайсенфельс) — немецкий органный мастер эпохи романтизма. (ru)
  • 弗里德里希·拉德加斯特(德語:Friedrich Ladegast,1818年8月30日-1905年6月30日)是19世纪下半叶德国著名的管风琴建造师。 (zh)
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  • Friedrich Ladegast (* 30. August 1818 in Hochhermsdorf; † 30. Juni 1905 in Weißenfels) war ein bedeutender deutscher Orgelbauer in der zweiten Hälfte des 19. Jahrhunderts. (de)
  • Friedrich Ladegast (* 30-a de aŭgusto 1818 en Hochhermsdorf (nun Hermsdorf, urboparto de Zettlitz); † 30-a de junio 1905 en Weißenfels) estis elstara germana orgenkonstruisto en la dua duono de la 19-a jarcento. (eo)
  • Friedrich Ladegast (30 août 1818 — 30 juin 1905) est un facteur d'orgue allemand. (fr)
  • Фридрих Ладегаст (30 августа 1818, Хермсдорф (ныне Цетлиц, район Средняя Саксония, земля Саксония, Германия) — 30 июня 1905, Вайсенфельс) — немецкий органный мастер эпохи романтизма. (ru)
  • 弗里德里希·拉德加斯特(德語:Friedrich Ladegast,1818年8月30日-1905年6月30日)是19世纪下半叶德国著名的管风琴建造师。 (zh)
  • Friedrich Ladegast (August 30, 1818 – June 30, 1905) was a famous German organ builder. Ladegast was born in Hochhermsdorf (now Hermsdorf), Saxony, to a carpenter and cabinet-maker. He worked first for his brother Christlieb, an organ builder at Geringswalde, and built his first two organs at the age of twenty. He then traveled as a journeyman to various workshops, including those of in Leipzig, in Borna, in Dessau, in Strasbourg, and Aristide Cavaillé-Coll in Paris. His work with Cavaillé-Coll was especially influential on his own designs; the two developed a friendship, and Ladegast introduced many technical innovations learned from Cavaillé-Coll's workshop to Germany, such as swell pedals and Barker levers. (en)
  • Friedrich Ladegast (ur. 30 sierpnia 1818 w Hermsdorf, obecnie dzielnica Zettlitz, zm. 30 czerwca 1905 w Weißenfels), niemiecki organmistrz. Wraz ze swym synem Oskarem (ur. 1859, zm. 1944) posiadał w Weißenfels znany warsztat. Najbardziej znane dzieła, spośród 156 udokumentowanych, to organy w katedrze w Merseburgu (budowane 1853—1855), kościele św. Mikołaja w Lipsku (1858–1862), jak również w katedrach w Schwerinie (1871), Tallinnie (1878) i słynnej sali koncertowej Musikverein (1872) w Wiedniu. (pl)
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  • Ладегаст, Фридрих (ru)
  • 弗里德里希·拉德加斯特 (zh)
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