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John Clemm (also Johann Gottlob Klemm and Johannes Klemm; 1690–1762) was a German-American organ builder. He is noted for being first professional organ builder in the United States and for building the first church organ in North America. He taught the renowned organ builder David Tannenberg the trade. Clemm concentrated on building and repairing church organs for the nascent Moravian Church in North America.

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rdfs:comment	John Clemm (also Johann Gottlob Klemm and Johannes Klemm; 1690–1762) was a German-American organ builder. He is noted for being first professional organ builder in the United States and for building the first church organ in North America. He taught the renowned organ builder David Tannenberg the trade. Clemm concentrated on building and repairing church organs for the nascent Moravian Church in North America. (en) John Clemm (även Johann Gottlob Klemm och Johannes Klemm), född 1690, död 1762. Han var en tysk-amerikansk orgelbyggare . Han är känd för att vara den första professionella orgelbyggaren i USA och för att ha byggt den första kyrkorgeln i Nordamerika. Han lärde ut yrket till den kända orgelbyggaren . Clemm koncentrerade sig på att bygga och reparera kyrkorgel för den framväxande Moravian Church i Nordamerika . (sv)
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