Landvik, Protestant church [Norway]

— New organ —

The church in Landvik is a historic, cross-shaped, Empire style building built in 1824. The church, as tradition in Norway entirely made of long log wood, has a gallery to the east behind the altar, which has been extended in depth for the current location of the new organ. The on the opposite side located loft, until then used as the organ loft is since then used for the increasing number of the church congregation.

A console with mechanical key action is attached to the side of the organ case, another purely electric console is located in the church and can be connected with the organ at several locations within the nave.