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ORGEL Previously published summaries
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Christian
Ahrens and Jonas Braasch |
 Christian Gottlieb
Kratzenstein: inventor of the organ stops with free reeds |
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| Aad Alblas |
The Genevan Psalter in its
time |
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Second Symposium on Calvin's
Psalter |
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| Robert Jan August |
Robert Schumann’s BACH-fugues |
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Pieter
Bakker |
Musica
mathematica |
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New developments connected
with the organ festival VOOR DE WIND |
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Key Characteristics |
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| Wolfgang Baumgratz |
Albert de Klerk: Organ Works |
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Hans
Beek |
The ‘Husumer
Orgelbuch’ of 1758 |
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How fast should we play 17th and 18th
century music? |
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Sketch of Dieterich
Buxtehude’s (musical) daily life |
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Organ culture is benefited by research
in archives |
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| Michael Belotti |
The earliest
sources of Buxtehude’s organ music |
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| Léon Berben |
Sweelinck’s keyboard works:
were they perhaps played on clavichords? |
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Ornamenting in the organ works of Johann Sebastian Bach |
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| Aart Bergwerff |
The Organ and world music –
les extrêmes se touchent |
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Berry
van Berkum |
Saxophonist Gijs Hendriks and
the organ |
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| Jos Beijer |
The organworks of Ton
Bruynèl |
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| Geert Bierling |
A plea for rehabilitation of
playing of 'transcriptions' |
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| Jan Böcker |
Gerard Bunk (1888-1958) |
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| Joachim Bollen |
Lefébure-Wely, a
composer of decadent organ music? |
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| Richard Bot |
The organ in the Roman Catholic
liturgy since the Second Vatican Council |
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Christian
Ahrens and Jonas Braasch |
Christian Gottlieb
Kratzenstein: inventor of the organ stops with free reeds |
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| Jaap Brouwer |
The Hill organ in the
Pieterskerk at Leiden |
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Hermann J. Busch |
Organ music – The panorama of 1938. (Lecture at the symposium ‘Pro Organo Pleno’ - 13 June, 2008) |
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| Antonio Caporaso |
Giovanni Salvatore - a contemporary of Frescobaldi |
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| Willem Jan Cevaal |
The music publisher Ars Nova |
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| Albert Clement |
Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy and the chorale (1) |
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Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy and the chorale (2) |
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Gemma
Coebergh |
Charles Matthews wins Franck
Contest |
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Guus Janssen: Pruledium and
Momba |
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| Wim Diepenhorst |
The Van Covelens organ in the
St.-Laurenskerk at Alkmaar |
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The Verschueren organ at
Roggel |
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The organ in the Hervormde
Kerk at Sassenheim |
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| Bert van Dijk |
Wire for organ actions since the 19th
century |
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| Peter van Dijk |
Sweelinck Symposium 1999 |
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The Van Hagerbeer organ in
the Pieterskerk at Leiden |
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Orgelcultuur in Stralsund en
Tallinn |
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Organ building after 2000 (V) |
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Bach in the Netherlands
around 1900
The electronic organ in the
Boogkerk in Amersfoort
60th
anniversary of Gebr. van Vulpen Organ builders |
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 The
König/Verschueren organ in the Paterskirche at Kempen (Germany) |
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Kristian Wegscheider restores
Friese organ at Zettemin |
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Gaston Kern and the
Silbermann organ at Ebersmunster |
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The organ of the Dom in
Innsbruck (A) |
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Flentrop revisited |
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The organ builders Gebr. Reil |
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Johann
Heinrich Mundt and the organ in the Church of the Virgin Mary before
the Tyn at Prague |
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The Arp Schnitger organ in
the Jacobikerk at Uithuizen |
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The organ in the Reformed
Church at Mijdrecht |
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The organ in the Magnuskerk
at Anloo |
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Recent organological papers
Two new practice organs
The Garrels organ in the
Oud-Katholieke Kerk at Den Haag |
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The restoration of the Organ
in the Der Aa-Kerk, Groningen |
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Discussion about organ Der
Aa-kerk Groningen continued |
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Dutch organ culture between
1965 and 1970 |
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Cornet and Sweelinck: new
evidence on their keyboard music |
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The organs of the St.-Jan parish at
Laren |
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Estonia: a dynamic organ culture |
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The significance of the organ building
firm Van Oeckelen according to HET ORGEL |
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Van der Putten organs at Bremen and
Aurich |
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The
liturgical function of Buxtehude’s organ works |
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The organ in Overlangbroek and the
organmaker Albertus van Os |
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| Rogér van
Dijk |
The Van Covelens organ in the
St.-Laurenskerk at Alkmaar |
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The Verschueren organ at
Roggel |
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The organ in the Hervormde
Kerk at Sassenheim |
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The Mense Ruiter organ in the
Reformed Church at Enter |
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The organ builder Albert de
Graaf |
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New organs from organ builder Steendam |
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The organs at Kedichem, Heelsum and
Apeldoorn |
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Organ Building Firm Bakker &
Timmenga celebrates 125th anniversary |
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Het Knipscheer-orgel of the
Noorderkerk at Amsterdam |
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Het Müller-orgel of the
Kapelkerk at Alkmaar |
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The Cavaillé-Coll organ in
the “Philharmonie” in Haarlem |
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Three organ
restorations by the firm Gebr. Van Vulpen |
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A full and
harmonious sound (Restorations by the firm of Adema) |
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The Seventy-fifth anniversray of
‘Mense Ruiter Orgelmakers’ |
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The organ builders Kaat
&
Tijhuis – recent work |
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Two Smits organs: history and
restoration |
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The Buchholz organ in St.-Nikolai in
Stralsund |
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Hugo Distler and
‘his’ organs |
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J.L. van den Heuvel Orgelbouw is forty
years old |
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Van Dijk &
Van Dijk
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The new organ in 'De
Oerdracht' in Joure
The organ builders Witte
The new organ in the
Noorderkerk in Spakenburg |
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New organs at Gouda and at
Soest |
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| Pieter Dirksen |
The
Authorship of the Prelude and Fugue in f minor ( BWV 534) |
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Jan Pieterszoon
Sweelinck’s organ and harpsichord music |
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Bach's partita 'Ach, was soll
ich Sünder machen' |
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An unknown painting of
Sweelinck's organ |
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Fingering in 17th-century keyboard
music (Scheidemann) |
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| Roland Eberlein |
Imagine: the organ plays but nobody
comes to listen |
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| Ton van Eck |
The manuscript of
César Franck's Final op. 21 |
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Two opus lists of the organ building
firm Dekker |
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Charles-Marie Philbert and the Adema
organ in the St.-Jacobsgesticht in Amsterdam |
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Smaller instruments by Aristide Cavaillé-Coll in The Netherlands |
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| Janno den Engelsman |
Two congresses on organ
building |
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Wim
Eradus |
Understanding
organ sound better through scientific research |
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Friedrich Ladegast: pioneer of
‘the modern organ’ |
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Jean-Pierre
Felix |
Belgium: organ building after
the French Revolution |
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Jean
Ferrard |
Organ instruction in Brussels in the
19th century |
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Hans Fidom & Martin Rost |
The restoration of the Sauer organ at
Bremen cathedral |
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| Hans
Fidom |
IAOD-congres in Gotenburg
Historicism
in the 21st century
The new organ in the
Bovenkerk in Kampen
Electronics and organ art |
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Dutch Organ
Façades in the first half of the 20th century |
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Casting organ metal on sand |
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Dutch organ building in the
early 20th century: German backgrounds |
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The
‘artistically inherent motivation’ of organ music
(discussion) |
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Interview with organ
consultant dr. h.c. Cor H. Edskes: 'I strive for "objectified
subjectivity" ' |
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Does history repeat itself?
On the importance of early 20th century organs |
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Organ in the Der Aa-Kerk at
Groningen discussed once again |
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A new medieval organ |
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Organ building after 2000 (II) |
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‘Can I
pump?!’ Utopa’s organ course |
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Musicus index legum! Interview with
Piet Kee |
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Organ sound and organ philosophy: the
world of Bernhardt Edskes |
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Colloquium: ‘The
organ between yesterday and tomorrow’ |
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The secret of organ festival
Toulouse-les-Orgues |
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‘CDs are always just
surrogates’ / Interview with Erik Sikkema |
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Improvising should be a second nature
to organists, says Henco de Berg |
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An essay on the quality of organ
culture in The Netherlands |
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From Willem-Hendrik Zwart to world
music: a different perspective on church organ playing |
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The Orgelpark focuses on improvisation |
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Organ music – The panorama of 2008. (Lecture at the symposium ‘Pro Organo Pleno’ - 13 June, 2008) |
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Anthony
Fiumara |
The composer Fons Brouwer |
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Stefan
Gruschka |
Colloquium: ‘The
organ between yesterday and tomorrow’ |
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Lex
Gunnink |
The organ music of Jaap Dragt |
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International Composition Contest at
Kampen |
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| Jan Hage |
Jets d'Orgue - Jan Vriend |
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The organ works of Petr Eben evaluated |
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Organ music in Nazi Germany |
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Olivier Messiaen and surrealism |
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The organ Works of Wim de Ruiter |
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| Tjibbe Heidinga |
Organ building after 2000
(III) |
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Joris
De Henau |
Storm in the St Niklaaskerk
at Gent in 1856 |
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Jaap den Hertog |
Jan Adam Reincken and his garden of music |
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| Klaas Hoek |
Trivento and other organ-like
instruments |
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New chances for organists |
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Recently published new organ
music |
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Kees
Hoeksma |
The new Regulation for church
musicians |
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Wannes
van der Hoeven |
Petrus Stevens-Vermeersch: a
Flemish organ builder in the periphery of romanticism |
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| Kees
Huges |
Herman van Vliet’s
credo |
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Matthijs Koene: ‘We
owe respect to the panpipe !’ |
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Interview with composer
Saskia Macris |
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Organ music and psychiatry |
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| Christa
Hijink |
The Göteborg
International Organ Academy 2000 |
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The National Monument Service
and organs |
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The Dutch National Heritage Service:
an interview |
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Hans
Jansen |
Ernst
Pepping (1901-1981) and the church hymn |
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Fans
Jespers |
The
organs of Pereboom & Leyser |
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Jan
Jongepier |
The organ in the Hervormde
Kerk at Duurswoude |
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The organ in the Grote Kerk,
Enschede
The organ in the Hervormde
Kerk, Ilpendam
The organ in the Hervormde
Kerk, Driesum
The Maarschalkerweerd organ
in the St.-Martinuskerk |
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Over Five ages organ history
in the Martinikerk at Franeker |
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Organ consultancy: changing
perspectives |
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In memoriam Dirk Andries
Flentrop |
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Christine
Kamp |
(Organ) culture in Rumania |
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| Joop A. Klaassen |
Organ building after 2000 (IV) |
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| Wolf Kalipp |
Johann Patroclus
Möller |
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| Jan Pieter Karman |
The Flentrop organ in the
Grote Kerk at Doetinchem |
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| Herman
de Kler |
The history of organ music
and the accompaniment of congregational singing |
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Amsterdam, 1932: bank employee
appointed cathedral organist |
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Jean-Baptiste de Pauw (1852-1924) |
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| Wim Kloppenburg |
The report of the Commission
'HBO-Kerkmuziek' |
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| KNOV |
Continuing discussion
concerning the organ in the Aa-kerk in Groningen |
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| Jan Piet Knijff |
Fish, chips and organs
(interview with three young organists) |
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Organ building after 2000 (IV) |
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An
interview with Gustav Leonhardt |
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Modern American organ
culture: an impression |
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Bert Matter retires after 33
years in Zutphen |
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A Round table discussion with
four retired conservatory teachers
A new choir organ in the
Bovenkerk at Kampen |
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The organfront according...
[seven interviews] |
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A Simple Oneness. Interview
with D.A. Flentrop |
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The Tannenberg organ at Winston-Salem,
North Carolina |
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| Henk
Kooiker |
Loudspeakers and organ music |
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New developments connected
with the organ festival VOOR DE WIND |
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Barker levers: technical aspects |
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| Ewald Kooiman |
How did Mendelssohn play the
organ?
The
historic organ and improvisation
Recent organ tutors by
Laukvik, Ritchie and Stauffer |
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Fingering and pedalling in
19th-century organ music |
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| Corrie de Kool |
The former organ at Manor Ter Horst |
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| Gyula Kormos |
Historical organs in Lutheran Churches
in Hungary |
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| Aart de Kort |
Recent new organs, part 2: The Adema organ in Scherpenzeel |
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Recent new organs - part 3: the Verschueren organ in the Orgelpark in Amsterdam |
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| Wim
van Kraanen |
Sound reproducing equipment
and organ music |
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Pavel
N. Kravchun |
The
history of the organ in Russia |
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| Wout van Kuilenburg |
Beyond the borders: organs, organ
makers and organ cases; view from Boxmeer |
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Joost
Langeveld |
Six theses on the future of
Dutch organ culture |
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Use and ‘disuse’
the organ in the future |
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Jos Laus |
A noteworthy organ for the
Hofkerk in Bergeijk |
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| Robin A. Leaver |
Martin Luther and the organ |
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Jacob
Lekkerkerker |
The ‘artistically
inherent motivation’ of organ music (discussion, part 2) |
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Looking for perspective in the
Noorderkerk at Amsterdam |
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Christo
Lelie |
Festival Voor de Wind [i.e.
Festival Flying High]: starting shot |
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Festival VOOR DE WIND in Amsterdam |
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| Johann Th. Lemckert |
Adriaan Engels (1906–2003) |
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Messiaen’s early organ works (1928-1950): performance aspects, with particular reference to Gaston Litaize |
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| Michel Lemmens
& Prosper Sevestre |
European Organ Symposium,
Brussel 1997 |
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| Michel Lemmens |
Arnold Clerinx (1816-1898) |
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| G.J. Lepoeter |
The first organs in protestant village
churches on Zuid-Beveland (Zeeland) |
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| Kurt Lueders |
Bach in France around 1900 |
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Jan R.
Luth |
German influences on Dutch
church music after 1800 |
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Why
do we sing at a lower pitch? |
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The organ as an
iconographical and allegorical phenomenon |
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Organ playing in Arp
Schnitger's time |
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The organ and congregational
singing in the early 17th century |
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Did
Buxtehude's Magnificat primi toni have a liturgical function? |
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German Choral Books from the
19th century |
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Accompaniment of congregational
singing in the 19th century |
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Calvin, Calvinists, and the organ |
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Johan
Luijmes |
Festival Voor de Wind [i.e.
Festival Flying High]: starting shot |
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| Dirk Luijmes |
New music for the psalm pump |
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| Paul De Maeyer |
How to learn to improvise? |
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| Wietse Meinardi |
Organ building after 2000 |
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Organ building after 2000 (V) |
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| Ben Mensing |
Organ builder Hendrik Haffmans |
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| Jozef Mertens
& Michel Lemmens |
The organ builder
König and the organ at Alden Biesen |
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| Martin
Moree |
German Chorale-Preludes from the
decades around 1900 |
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Willem Vogel: more than a hymn composer |
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Church organs in Communist East Germany |
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| Eddy Mul |
Buxtehude's Passacaglia in d:
liturgical music?
The
‘Defect’ of Werckmeister |
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Johannes Kepler and his
influence on organ music |
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Two congresses on organ
building |
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Bach’s ‘Kleines harmonisches Labyrinth’ – Expression of a divine mystery? |
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| Hans van Nieuwkoop |
Slurs and tempo indications
in Mendelssohn's organ music |
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| Ibo
Ortgies |
Split keys on historical
organs between 1468 and 1721 |
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Vallotti in the Province of
Groningen: On restoring temperaments |
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The next Buxtehude year in 2037 or
2038 (Thoughts concerning a problem in Buxtehude research) |
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Ibo
Ortgies and Frank van Wijk |
Pure harmony’ at
Alkmaar / Tuning and temperament in The Netherlands in the 17th and
18th centuries |
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| Peter Ouwerkerk |
New
teaching material for organists |
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Two new organworks |
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Paul Hindemith and the organ |
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The improvisation contest
2003 at Zwolle |
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“Composing is the spice of
my life” - A chat with Jan Welmers |
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The invisible organist. The Sweelinck-Muller award, 7 November, 2009 |
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Guido
Persoons |
Cornet and Sweelinck: new
evidence on their keyboard music |
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| Tjeerd van der Ploeg |
The organ works of Charles
Tournemire |
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Charles Tournemire and
L'Orgue Mystique |
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| Cees van der Poel |
New organs from organ builder Steendam |
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The organs at Kedichem, Heelsum and
Apeldoorn |
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Organ Building Firm Bakker &
Timmenga celebrates 125th anniversary |
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Het Knipscheer-orgel of the
Noorderkerk at Amsterdam |
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Het Müller-orgel of the
Kapelkerk at Alkmaar |
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The Cavaillé-Coll organ in
the “Philharmonie” in Haarlem |
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Three organ
restorations by the firm Gebr. Van Vulpen |
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A full and
harmonious sound (Restorations by the firm of Adema) |
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Vicissitudes of
three restored Robustelly organs, part 1 |
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Vicissitudes of
three restored Robustelly organs, part 2 |
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The Seventy-fifth anniversray of
‘Mense Ruiter Orgelmakers’ |
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The organ builders Kaat
&
Tijhuis – recent work |
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Two Smits organs: history and
restoration |
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J.L. van den Heuvel Orgelbouw is forty
years old |
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Hugo Distler and
‘his’ organs |
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Three restorations by Pels & Van Leeuwen |
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Recent new organs, part 2: The Adema organ in Scherpenzeel |
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Recent new organs - part 3: the Verschueren organ in the Orgelpark in Amsterdam |
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| Wijnand
van de Pol |
Italian organ building since
1960 – |
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Sir Charles Villiers Stanford |
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| Gerard Quaedvlieg |
The organ from the former
Predikherenkerk at Maastricht |
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| Jan
Raas |
A
life marked by the fear of life – Hugo Distler (1908-1942): a
biographical sketch |
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The organ works of Hugo Distler |
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Organ spring in Moscow |
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Wim S.
Ros |
Thoughts on Bach's
Orgel-Büchlein |
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Martin Rost & Hans Fidom |
The restoration of the Sauer organ at
Bremen cathedral |
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| Matthias Schneider |
Stylus phantasticus
and Buxtehude’s organ music |
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Albert
van der Schoot |
Johann Sebastian Bach and
many, many figures |
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| Harald
Schützeichel |
Albert Schweitzer’s
perception of Bach |
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| Andreas Sieling |
How did Mendelssohn play Bach?
Berlin: ‘Capital of
Bach’ |
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| Jan
Smelik |
Relations between liturgical
and non-liturgical singing in the Netherlands around 1900 |
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The new Evangelical Hymnal |
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Bach interpretation according to HET
ORGEL, established in 1886 |
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Whaddya mean ‘King of
Instruments’? A Symposium on the future of Dutch Organ Culture |
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Bibliography of Ewald Kooiman’s writings |
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Albert
van der Schoot |
Johann Sebastian Bach and
many, many figures |
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Who invented the Golden
Section? |
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| Prosper Sevestre
& Michel Lemmens |
European Organ Symposium,
Brussel 1997 |
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| Piet van der Steen |
Rhythm in Messiaen's organ
works |
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Jacob Bijster and his organ music |
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| Sicco Steendam |
Organ building after 2000 (II) |
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| Piet van der Steen |
Joep Straesser and his organ works |
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Jaap Jan Steensma |
Link between Scherer and Schnitger. The Stellwagen-organ in the Marienkirche of Stralsund restored |
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Händel, Haydn, and the barrel organs |
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| Jean-Pierre
Steijvers |
The history of the organ in
Russia |
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Sarah
Stiles |
New developments connected
with the organ festival VOOR DE WIND |
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| Marieke Stoel |
Paul
Barras and his organ compositions |
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| Ronald Stolk |
Modern American organ
culture: an impression |
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Music in wax and gold. The organ universe of Jean-Louis Florentz |
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| Rudi van Straten |
In memoriam Onno Wiersma |
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| Willem Tanke |
New directions in
organ art |
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New approaches to improvisation and
composition |
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| Stephen Taylor |
I hate music! But I like to
sing... |
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Into
the future with Distler |
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The organ at the
Nicolaïkerk at Utrecht |
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| John Terwal |
Ansgar
Wallenhorst wins international improvisation competition |
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Haarlem 2002: just one round |
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Victor
Timmer |
Catholic organs in Groningen
and Drenthe (the northern Netherlands) around 1850 (I) |
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Catholic
organs in Groningen and Drenthe (the northern Netherlands) around 1850
(II) |
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Catholic organs in Groningen
and Drenthe (the northern Netherlands) around 1850 (III) |
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Catholic organs in Groningen
and Drenthe (the northern Netherlands) around 1850 (IV) |
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Catholic organs in Groningen
and Drenthe (the northern Netherlands) around 1850 (V) |
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Belgium: Contributions to
organ history in Catholic churches in the Dutch province of Overijssel
in the 19th century |
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Two opus lists of the organ building
firm Dekker |
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An unknown activity of Charles-Marie
Philbert |
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Charles-Marie Philbert and the Adema
organ in the St.-Jacobsgesticht in Amsterdam |
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Verheijen and Philbert, a meeting with consequences (part 1) |
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Verheijen and Philbert, a meeting with consequences (two parts) |
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Smaller instruments by Aristide Cavaillé-Coll in The Netherlands |
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| Nicholas
Thistlethwaite |
The English Cathedral Organ
in the 20th Century |
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| Harmen Trimp |
Sweelinck’s faith tested. Speculation about the religious beliefs of the ‘Orpheus of Amsterdam’ |
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| Stef
Tuinstra |
Schnitger, European organ
builder in past and present |
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Johann Adam Reincken's An
Wasserflüssen Babylon as organ oratorio |
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Fred Unlandt |
Children and the organ. The “Bavo weeks” project in Kesteren |
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Wannes
Vanderhoeven |
Two
recent organ projects in Brussels / an impression |
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| Jan Veldkamp |
‘We just pull all the
stops’ |
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| Joris Verdin |
César
Franck and the harmonium
The
organ: fit for expression?
Discussions
on César Franck |
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Is Léon
Boëllmann’s Heures Mystiques organ music? |
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Liszt’s
harmonium-piano |
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French symphonic organ music |
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Marcel
Verheggen |
The new Verschueren organ in
Averbode Abbey |
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Henk
Verhoef |
The restoration of the Sauer
organ in the St Nicolaaskerk at Amsterdam |
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The organ of the St. Martinuskerk at
Westwoud |
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Bach organs in Ansbach and Dordrecht |
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| Anton Vernooij |
The future of the organ |
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| René Verwer |
The heyday of the
Cavaillé-Coll-organ in the Amsterdam Industry Palace |
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Messiaen’s organ at Ste.-Trinité, Paris |
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Jean-Baptiste de Pauw (1852-1924) |
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Pierre Cochereau – on the 25th anniversary of his death |
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| Auke
Hendrik Vlagsma |
The former organ of the Reformed
Church at Boerakker |
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A Renaissance organ at Dordrecht |
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Four organs in Dordrecht’s history |
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An organ from Amsterdam in Friedrichstad |
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Organs in the Baptist Church in Steenwijk |
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Three 4’ organs from the period 1680-1725 |
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Markus Voigt |
Organ building and the ‘Orgelbewegung’ in the German Democratic Republic |
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| Jan Marten de Vries |
New Listening |
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| Sietze de Vries |
Organ building after 2000
(III) |
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Recent new organs. Part 1: The Van Vulpen organ for the Dutch Reformed Congregation (Gereformeerde Gemeente) in Gouda & the Škrabl organ in the Westerkerk in Veenendaal
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Restoration of the organs in Zandeweer & Zuidbroek |
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| Cor van Wageningen |
Max Reger's Chorale preludes |
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Organ music between 1800 and
1825 |
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Jan Dirk Wassenaar |
Hearing God’s footsteps. The protestant theologian Oepke Noordmans and the organ |
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Kees
Weggelaar |
The
composer Tamara Ibragimowa |
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The organ composer Maurice
van Elven |
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Composing for organ at Noorbeek |
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Unknown for no good reason: the music
of Bernard Bartelink |
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Piet J. Groenendijk: the organ works |
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Daan Manneke: organ works |
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The organ works of Johann Th. Lemckert |
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Ten years after the death of Cor Kee
(‘A musical giant’) |
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| Bernard Winsemius |
Sweelinck, his students,
their works |
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| Wim Winters |
Organ building after 2000 (II) |
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| Arie de Wit |
Physical aspect of organ pipes |
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| Henny
Wullink |
Pastor
J.H. Hulsken and his chorale book |
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Ibo
Ortgies and Frank van Wijk |
Pure harmony’ at
Alkmaar / Tuning and temperament in The Netherlands in the 17th and
18th centuries |
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| Erik Zwiep |
The ‘Göteborg International Organ Academy 2009’ |
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