Hans Christoph Fritzsche

! Year !! Location !! Church !! class=unsortable | Picture !! Manual !! Stops !! class="unsortable" | Notes

| Handorf

| St. Marien

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| 13

| New building; some stops preserved

| Cuxhaven-{{Ill|Altenbruch|de}}

| St.-Nicolai-Kirche

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| II/P

| 25

| Extension conversion;Konrad Küster: [http://www.freidok.uni-freiburg.de/volltexte/4668/ „Wolbestimmete Musica ... nach Davids Manier und Gebrauch“. Eine Altenbrucher Trauerpredigt von 1653 als Schlüssel zu norddeutscher Musikkultur]. In Stader Jahrbuch 2007 (Stader Archiv, N.F. 97), {{pp.|55|92}}; and [http://www.orgelstiftung.com/altenbruch/h-c-fritzsche/ Orgelstiftung Altenbruch: H.C. Fritzsche] after further enlargement by Johann Hinrich Klapmeyer (1727-1730) III/P/35 (present condition); 12-16 stops preserved by Fritzsche

| Lisbon

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| Delivery of an organ of unknown size

| Oederquart

| St. Johannis

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| III/P

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| Including 10 stops of the predecessor organ (1581, badly damaged in 1632); 1678-1682 extension by Arp Schnitger, who moved the organ from the choir loft to the north loft; nothing has survived of the Fritzsche organ.

| Oberndorf (Oste)

| St.-Georgskirche

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| Later replaced

| Hamburg

| St. James' Church, Hamburg

| File:Arp Schnitger organ St. Jacobi Hamburg.jpg

| IV/P

| 53 ?

| 1655-1658 major renovation work for the 1656 {{Ill|Lübische Mark|de}};Fock 1974, {{p.|45|56}}. → main article: Orgel der Hauptkirche Sankt Jacobi

| Copenhagen

| Trinitatis Church

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| III/P

| 42

| New building

| Helsingør

| Marienkirche

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| II/P

| 24

| Reconstruction of the Lorentz organ (1634-1636) by order of Dietrich Buxtehude; only the front pipes of the Rückpositiv are preserved.

| Helsingborg

| Sankt-Marien-Kirche

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| II/P

| 24

| Work commissioned by Dietrich Buxtehude. The organ was sold to the church of Torrlösa in 1849.

| Halmstad (Schweden)

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| II/P

| 24

| New building

| St. Catherine's Church, Hamburg

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| IV/P

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| Extension of the pedal by principal 32' and trombone 32'; the work was not completed (Fritzsche received a payment of 960 Mark lüb.).Fock 1974, {{p.|45}} The work was completed in 1671-1674 during the extension to IV/P 58 by Johann Friedrich Besser (before 1640-1693).{{cite book|editor=Uwe Pape and Wolfram Hackel |title=Lexikon norddeutscher Orgelbauer |volume=Bd. 3: Sachsen-Anhalt und Umgebung |publisher=Pape |location=Berlin |date=2015 |isbn=978-3-921140-98-7 |pages=49–50}} ausgeführt.

| Dömitz

| Johanneskirche

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| II/p

| 13

| New building

| Hamburg-Neuenfelde

| St. Pankratius-Kirche

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| Completed by Cahman. Later taken by Arp Schnitger to Stade (castle church) and subsequently sold to Bremen.[http://www.schnitgerorgel.de/orgel/geschichte.php Neuenfelde, St. Pankratius] In his new construction, Schnitger integrated older material from two stops by Fritzsche.