Theodor Frobenius

1885–1972 (age 87)

Biography

Theodor Frobenius was a master organ builder whose craftsmanship and dedication to his art shaped Denmark's musical heritage from 1885 to 1972. His organs, built with meticulous attention to detail and artistic vision, became treasured instruments in churches and concert halls throughout the region.

Frobenius's legacy as a skilled artisan and builder of fine instruments earned him lasting recognition among musicians and music lovers alike. He was laid to rest at Assistens Cemetery, a place of honor for Denmark's distinguished craftsmen and cultural figures.

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