The organs
of the Votive Church

The organ was built in 1878 by the organ-building company E. F. Walcker in Ludwigsburg. It features 61 stops, three manuals, and a pedalboard, with a total of 3,762 pipes.

The old choir organ, located in the chapel ring at the front right behind the choir screen, was built in 1904 by Josef Capek

The new choir organ was built by the Vienna organ-building company Philipp Eppel and inaugurated in 1970. The case design and voicing were carried out by master organ builder Herbert Gollini

The organ's primary function is liturgical: to accompany and lead the congregation's singing during the service.