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Genealogy of the GRAEBNER family
Johann Christian Graebner ------- Johann Henrich Graebner-the
Elder
(1678-1704)
(1665-1739)
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Johann Heinrich Graebner-the Younger
(1700-1777)
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Johann Gottfried
Graebner Johann Wilhelm Graebner
Karl August Graebner Ernst Gottlob
(1736-1808)
(1737-1798)
(1749-1827) (1734-1759)
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Johann Gotthelf Graebner
Johann Christian
Graebner: 1678-1704;
maker of organ, harpsichords and other
instruments; ascertained 1678-1704. In 1692 he built the organ in the church
of St.John at Dresden.
Johann Heinrich Graebner
the Elder: 1665-1739;
brother of Johann Christian. Organ maker
also made harpsichords, and clavichords. Organist at the Frauenkirche,
Dresden, 1696 onwards.
Johann Heinrich Graebner
the Younger: c.1700-c.1777;
son of Johann Heinrich the Elder; became
Court Organ and Harpsichord maker.
Johann Gottfried
Graebner: 1736-1808;
eldest son of Johann Heinrich the Younger.
Like his father he became Court Organ and Harpsichord maker. Died 1808.
From 1786 onwards he made piano-fortes with his brother Johann Wilhelm,
and, after his death, with his half brother Karl August.
Johann Wilhelm
Graebner: 1737-1798;
another son of Johann Heinrich the Younger.
Died 1798.
Karl August Graebner:
1749-1827;
Third son of Johann Heinrich the Younger;
he was born in 1749 from his second wife. After his father's death he left
his brothers and set up a firm of is own, which produced keyboard instruments
of higt quality. Latest date ascerteined, 1796.
Ernst Gottlob:
1734-1759;
son of Johann Heinrich the Younger from
his first marriage. Organ and instrument maker.
Johann Gotthelf Graebner: Perhaps son of Karl August, we know very few about him.
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The four Graebner Fortepianos are all that remains of the production of 16 makers in Dresden in the second half of the XVIII century.
Copyright © 2001 Andrea Cavigliotti All rights reserved.